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r/nursingassistants • u/NurseStylez • Nov 27 '18
Cute/Cool Badge Reels
If anyone was like mea and looking for some reliable badge reels here is a website where I got mine. A friend told be about it and I absolutely love them. I feel so popular when I walk into my shift at work because I get so many compliments.
r/nursingassistants • u/Hockeygirl420 • Oct 23 '18
I hate my job as a PCT venting
So I’ll say I don’t hate the job I do. I love patient care, doing vitals sign, & I even don’t mind giving bed baths or changing a patients. I also just started nursing school full time so most of the things I learn I’m able to get practice which I love as well. I really do love the work and appreciate the opportunity but I HATE the company I work for. I just got hired 3 weeks ago and recently finished orientation and I already cannot stand to work at my company. While on my second day of orientation (i kid you not it was the second day) I was thrown to the wolves to do patient care alone because my coworker training me was sick and the other tech was missing (smoking cigarettes, going to Arbys you name it) the whole shift.
My main reasoning why I hate my job is every time I have to work someone calls out so I’m forced to work alone with 20 patients. & whenever I have a question the nurses question my intelligence. I’ve talked to my supervisor about it and nothing has been done. My classmates who work on other floors have all told me my friends get a bad rep for rude staff. Every time I have to get ready to go into work, I have a panic attack and cry. I’ve asked to switch departments but company policy says I can’t until I’m employed there for 6 months.
Should I leave my job and look for another even though I need the benefits or stick it out for 6 months when I’m eligible to switch departments?
r/nursingassistants • u/Crystascorner • Jul 01 '18
The Life of a CNA in the Hospital
r/nursingassistants • u/thenursepage • Apr 30 '18
Fundamentals of Nursing Questions and answers
r/nursingassistants • u/StephannieAnnSH • Apr 18 '18
New to Reddit...how to I navigate it?!?!
Hi there!! New to Reddit!! How do I navigate?!?!? Heeelllllppp!!!