Tell me how do you like working as a nurse? What inspired you to become a nure and what continues to inspire you to care for those needing care from you?
Inquiring minds want to know.
A Nurses' Life
Welcome
Welcome bloggers,
I would like to welcome everyone. On this site, we are all nurses (RN's, LPN's, MT's, PCA's and CNA's). Here is where I would like to vent as well as give every other nurse a chance to vent their days frustrations, comments, words of advice, or prayer.
It is hard caring for people you don't know, and at times it can be very rewarding as well. Nursing is hard work. In the long and short of it all we as nurses need a place where we can let our hair down and just say it from the heart.
Anyway, I'm new to this whole blogging thing. I like meeting and talking with people, especially nurses because we have so much in common. So here it is. I'd like to hear from you, let's have some fun and blog until your hearts content.
R.Wright, RN
I would like to welcome everyone. On this site, we are all nurses (RN's, LPN's, MT's, PCA's and CNA's). Here is where I would like to vent as well as give every other nurse a chance to vent their days frustrations, comments, words of advice, or prayer.
It is hard caring for people you don't know, and at times it can be very rewarding as well. Nursing is hard work. In the long and short of it all we as nurses need a place where we can let our hair down and just say it from the heart.
Anyway, I'm new to this whole blogging thing. I like meeting and talking with people, especially nurses because we have so much in common. So here it is. I'd like to hear from you, let's have some fun and blog until your hearts content.
R.Wright, RN
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Experienced Nurse, Graduate RN
I have been an LPN for 12 years and have recently decided to go to school to get my ADN, RN. I received it about 2 years ago and boy was it hard. Anyway, I'm finally done. I've been a med-surg nurse for the past 12 years and want to try something different. I thought nursing was this vast diversified field that afforded you all these choices. So here is the question: How am I suppose to gain experience and work in other specialties if the hiring managers won't give me a chance? They ask for the experience and the knowledge yet they only want to pay you a graduate nurse salary. Is there some other approach?
Friday, December 17, 2010
Working on the night shift.
I am an RN and have been working night shift for the past 5 years. It is really beginning to take a toll on me, of course I sleep during the day and work at night. When I'm off, I sleep during the day and up on the computer or watching TV at night. I figured me working nights would help my family out financially because as you know we get night shift diff. Even though the pay is okay, I'm beginning to feel that I don't have a life. My family has a normal day schedule and because of my night shift schedule, I'm not able to do a lot of things with them. Any comments.
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