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Topic	my nurse friend said he works 5 night shifts a week, 12 hours each
megamanfreakXD 02/13/22 4:03:46 AM #24:	Lost_All_Senses posted... Do doctors make a habit out of shitting on the contributions from the nurses? Clearly you have never worked in a NYC hospital where I had to do all the transporting, blood draws, giving medications, and "helping flip the patient" to clean them while I worked as the resident on the wards. Meanwhile I get push back from the RN asking can you please draw this urgent lab test so I can properly take care of this patient. My favorite story is when a RN walked out of a code because she got nervous and scared so I had to bag the patient while taking my role as code leader during the chest compressions. You clearly have no idea what residents go through. And we have no political power to change anything. The RNs at their base salary makes more than a resident who works 80+ hours a week when we are told to lie about our duty hours so the program doesn't get reported to acgme. Every. Single. Time. Residents gets thrown under the bus/ignored of our pleas. And at most we get a free slice of pizza or a bottle of water as "appreciation" and "being a healthcare hero". You post is a perfect example of it. https://i.redd.it/t0oel9xoiqc81.jpg --- https://i.imgur.com/tzhGHNu.gif http://error1355.com/ce/megamanfreakXD.html <cite>megamanfreakXD posted [p:962607155] in my nurse f... [t:79896897]...</cite> <quote>Lost_All_Senses posted... </cite> <quote>Do doctors make a habit out of shitting on the contributions from the nurses?</quote>Clearly you have never worked in a NYC hospital where I had to do all the transporting, blood draws, giving medications, and "helping flip the patient" to clean them while I worked as the resident on the wards. Meanwhile I get push back from the RN asking can you please draw this urgent lab test so I can properly take care of this patient. My favorite story is when a RN walked out of a code because she got nervous and scared so I had to bag the patient while taking my role as code leader during the chest compressions. You clearly have no idea what residents go through. And we have no political power to change anything. The RNs at their base salary makes more than a resident who works 80+ hours a week when we are told to lie about our duty hours so the program doesn't get reported to acgme. Every. Single. Time. Residents gets thrown under the bus/ignored of our pleas. And at most we get a free slice of pizza or a bottle of water as "appreciation" and "being a healthcare hero". You post is a perfect example of it. https://i.redd.it/t0oel9xoiqc81.jpg --- https://i.imgur.com/tzhGHNu.gif http://error1355.com/ce/megamanfreakXD.html</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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