One year qualified (nearly!) I’ve learned so much this past year. I realised ward working wasn’t working for me and have switched to community which does 🩷
After a very up and down few months with self confidence, there really is nothing better than your patient calling for you right at the end of your night shift, purely to tell you they think your an amazing nurse 🩷
What is everyone’s best nightshift tips? Particularly surrounding getting a good sleep afterwards.
I slept fine as a student on nights but as a qualified nurse with more responsibilities not so much.
Please help a gal out 🙏🏻
There’s nothing more rewarding than seeing your patient vastly improve from NEWS of over 10 when admitted to a mere 1 the following shift.
This is why I chose this career and love nursing. Being able to support help people through their worst days is an absolute privilege
@RCNNRN Asking for help is ok, you are never ever required to know everything even as an experienced nurse. The first few months are tough and that’s ok, you may love the job some days and hate it the next even mostly hate it to begin with. You know more than you think you know
Finishing your nursing degree and starting your newly qualified post is like passing your driving test. Your going to make mistakes, your going to feel anxious, your going to love it one day and hate it the next.
It’s the best but hardest transition.
I am one of many many many adhd individuals who now has no access to their adhd medication due to a national shortage. I can’t lie it’s stressing me out, will have to go without once what I have runs out when your not supposed to just stop this medication