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What is it like working as a Staff Nurse?
September 2016
Slow advancement for minorities.
Staff Nurse:
Learn all you can. Make wise choices & positive Christian adjustments in all that you do to serve others from your heart. It will speak volumes.
September 2016
Salary.
Staff Nurse:
Do what you are expected to do and then do a little more.
August 2016
Staff Nurse:
Always work hard. Remember that tomorrow it can be you in that bed.
April 2016
Staff Nurse:
Pros: ICU is specialist .
Cons: Fellow nurses character.
March 2016
Staff Nurse:
Work as a team member, ask for help, you are never alone.
February 2016
There are going to be hard days with very little thanks,
Staff Nurse:
There are good days and bad days and you get very little thanks but every day is different and all the bad days will out weighed by good ones in the end.
February 2016
Staff Nurse:
Pros: The care you give makes you feel good. Loving others are very rewarding. Learn every day new things.
Cons: Patients can be rude. Managers unfair and too much work in too little time.
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