Being mid-level providers, the world of medicine seems to have drawn a line between support and rejection of NPs. Today I was told by a physician that NPs are simply hired to do all the “scut-work” that physicians don’t want or like to do.
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be one of Those Nurses? You’ve seen them: the ones who cause heads to turn and voices to drop to a whisper as they pass, and not in a good way.
I’ve known nurses to say that the combination of a lot of women in one spot and the long hours that our jobs demand makes for the worst office politics ever. Here’s how you survive.
If someone were to ask me (and someone obviously has) which of my coworkers I’d have a hard time living without, it would take me some thought to answer.
The last thing you need when you have your hands full with multiple patients, long shifts, and complicated situations? An arrogant, uncooperative MD. These 5 tips will help you cope.
First Law: If you have to jack with it, it’s wrong. Second Law: Never ignore your gut feeling. Third Law: When in doubt, stop and shut up. And there’s more…
At home and with my friends I am silly, loud, outspoken, and say things that are off-the-cuff. At work I am a calm, critical thinker who doesn’t get my feathers ruffled…
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