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They allure you with the money but no one talks about the resentment from staff nurses or having to prove yourself at every new gig. I'm seriously thinking about going back to a permanent role. Anyone else feel this way? They allure you with the money but no one talks about the resentment from staff nurses or having to prove yourself at every new gig. I'm seriously thinking about going back to a permanent role. Anyone else feel this way?They allure you with the money but no one talks about the resentment from staff nurses or having to prove yourself at every new gig. I'm seriously thinking about going back to a permanent role. Anyone else feel this way?They allure you with the money but no one talks about the resentment from staff nurses or having to prove yourself at every new gig. I'm seriously thinking about going back to a permanent role. Anyone else feel this way?They allure you with the money but no one talks about the resentment from staff nurses or having to prove yourself at every new gig. I'm seriously thinking about going back to a permanent role. Anyone else feel this way?They allure you with the money but no one talks about the resentment from staff nurses or having to prove yourself at every new gig. I'm seriously thinking about going back to a permanent role. Anyone else feel this way?

Any strategies for maintaining compassion with challenging patients? Some days are harder than others. Would appreciate hearing how others cope.

My preceptor during orientation made such a difference in my confidence and skills. If you're a preceptor, know that you're shaping the next generation. Thank you!

Shoutout to night shift nurses everywhere! Your dedication doesn't go unnoticed. We see you, we appreciate you. 💙

10 years in healthcare today! It's been challenging but incredibly rewarding. Grateful for all the patients, colleagues, and mentors who shaped my journey.

What up #life

Found myself crying in the supply closet again today. Can't shake the feeling of burnout. I miss loving my job. Any advice?

Anyone else dealing with resentment from staff nurses? I'm a travel RN and I swear it's like high school all over again. I am here to help, not steal your job.

Always feel like I'm not good enough. I've been a nurse for two years but I'm constantly second-guessing myself. Does this ever go away?

Between the toxic team dynamics and management that doesn't care, I feel exhausted. Anyone else feel like the hospital culture is sucking the life out of them?

Just passed my boards! 🎓 Now I'm overwhelmed by job options. Should I start in med-surg to build a foundation, or specialize right away in an area I'm passionate about?

Worked my third holiday this year. Missed my daughter's recital yesterday. The money's not worth it anymore. How are you all managing the guilt and exhaustion that comes with shift work?

My preceptor during orientation made such a difference in my confidence and skills. If you're a preceptor, know that you're shaping the next generation. Thank you!

After months of searching, I finally landed my dream job as a Senior Nurse at City Hospital. Thanks to everyone who supported me throughout this journey! 🎉

Just found out the new grad working nights on my unit is making more than me. And I've been on this floor for 6 years. Who’s idea was this? Honestly, I'm seething right now. Anyone else discovered something similar and what did you do?

Starting my new position tomorrow and I'm nervous! Any first-day tips to make a good impression and feel more comfortable?

Surprised to find so many remote positions in healthcare now - telehealth, case management, utilization review. The industry has really evolved. What remote healthcare roles have you seen?

Just finished a great interview prep session. Here are my top 3 tips: 1. Research the facility thoroughly 2. Prepare STAR method stories 3. Ask thoughtful questions about the team culture What tips would you add?

Lately, I've been asking myself why we - as nurses - put up with so much crap from patients and doctors alike. We work our tails off, take care of everyone else, and get treated like we're expendable. Today, I had a patient scream at me because their dinner was late. Later, I had a doc treat me like his personal secretary. I'm just...I'm just tired, you know? Why do we continue doing this to ourselves?