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is nursing fun for you?

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i am a new l.v.n..i find it sometimes very frustrating..it takes me very long just to pass meds, nothing really looks enjoyable , but i want to enjoy my work, please help me and make me feel better because i paid so much for my school and now i have to work as a nurse...but tell me some ways that i can enjoy my work ..i am feeling very low...please help...!!!! how do you enjoy work ????
it can be so stressful and frustrating sometimes .. but its those 5 min (sometimes less) conversations i get with my patients.. and the laughs and heartfelt talks and moments you can have with them and their families :redpinkhe... it doesnt always happen, but when it does it gives me an incredible feeling and reminds me why i love being a nurse :0) those times can be so fun, and they over power the hard times! enjoy, im a new grad RN and its tough but just remember its such a blessing to be involved the way we are!

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In some ways, being a new nurse is like being a new parent. After a honeymoon period, there is a letdown where morale sags. I have been in that low morale period, and luckily it is temporary.Be kind to yourself.Take care of yourself outside work, and I hope you feel better soon.

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How long have you been working in your position? It is VERY hard, no denying. Take care of your mental and physical health. Check out other job possibilities. It may not happen soon but there are many different kind of jobs and places to work. You might find a better fit somewhere else. Don't give up.

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I know what you are talking about. I HATED my position in the beginning and I was SO hard on myself. It took me FOREVER and then some just to pass meds. I don't think anyone was as slow as I was in the beginning, seriously. I'm a recent grad and this is my first week going solo, my speed has increase 10 fold, literally, and I LOVE it because I feel I am in control of taking care of my patients. Now I look at it like, I don't have to go to work....I get to go to work. I love visiting, serving, and caring for my patients. I didn't feel that way to begin with, though. The thought of taking care of 5 patients all on my own was just way too overwhelming to even fathom.Just a couple of questions to ask yourself......Are you expecting too much out of yourself to begin with? Take one day at a time and you will be going full speed before you know it. Don't compare yourself to anyone else. We all learn at our own speed. It doesn't mean we don't measure up if we are slower, we just process things differently.Is the facility where you are working expecting too much from their nurses? If so, maybe you need to move somewhere where they don't expect you to be running a marathon. If the patient load is too heavy, it would make it hard for even the most seasoned nurse to work at some facilities.Just some ideas.....hope it helps, and good luck! Hang in there, there is light at the end of the tunnel.

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nursing is a job, how many people think their job is fun? there's a reason they pay you and it isn't to have fun, it's to do a job.i say this, b/c too many newbie nurses seem to think they have to have fun being a nurse or something is wrong with them and they become disillusioned with nursing.with that said, nursing does have it's enjoyable moments.

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Quote from ItsTheDudenursing is a job, how many people think their job is fun? there's a reason they pay you and it isn't to have fun, it's to do a job.i say this, b/c too many newbie nurses seem to think they have to have fun being a nurse or something is wrong with them and they become disillusioned with nursing.with that said, nursing does have it's enjoyable moments.

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Quote from ItsTheDudenursing is a job, how many people think their job is fun? there's a reason they pay you and it isn't to have fun, it's to do a job.i say this, b/c too many newbie nurses seem to think they have to have fun being a nurse or something is wrong with them and they become disillusioned with nursing.with that said, nursing does have it's enjoyable moments.

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Quote from ItsTheDudenursing is a job, how many people think their job is fun? there's a reason they pay you and it isn't to have fun, it's to do a job.i say this, b/c too many newbie nurses seem to think they have to have fun being a nurse or something is wrong with them and they become disillusioned with nursing.with that said, nursing does have it's enjoyable moments.

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My favorite part of nursing is the donuts and coffee cake we get during those inservices / staff meetings.

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You get treats at inservices?!!!! Wow that's great.

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Oh, my dear! Don't try to evaluate how you like nursing until you have some experience under your belt... and feel competent at what you are doing... it really makes a very big difference in own's attitutude! Being a rank beginner is simply one of the most anxiety-provoking things about nursing--when lives/well-being of other humans is at stake (the reason there is so much need to "vent" on this website... it is serious business!) We, who make "vents" or "rants" or whatever do need to use a little caution for those who are still being "formed"... we don't want to give entirely the wrong impression or discourage our colleagues. When you "vent" you might also label it as that... I do the same thing--but not so much anymore in writing--more over-the-phone to my most trusted friends (I have learned the hard way about informal displays of emotion--believe me, they can be dangerous to our well-being!) Also notable are the huge numbers of posts all over the internet in the same vein... people right now feel very vulnerable and helpless about so much! I'm just not so sure after experiences of last summer if pure "venting" in such a public manner is helpful to anyone... especially the amount of disparaging of one another we do. Someone may think this website "anonymous", but believe me, no computer is "anonymous": unless it is unplugged and on the shelf. 'nuff said!

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QUOTE=princess007;4287959]i am a new l.v.n..i find it sometimes very frustrating..it takes me very long just to pass meds, nothing really looks enjoyable , but i want to enjoy my work, please help me and make me feel better because i paid so much for my school and now i have to work as a nurse...but tell me some ways that i can enjoy my work ..i am feeling very low...please help...!!!! how do you enjoy work ????
Author: peter  3-06-2015, 17:15   Views: 341   
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