“Wheeled to Room of Choice”
I started out this year with working in a new area at the hospital. I’m really glad to be finally transfered at the ward. I’ve been hinting my supervisor for weeks to be transfered and I’m glad my request didn’t go unnoticed.
It’s very chill compared to the work I do in the ER. In the ward, everything is very routine and everything is on the clock. It’s a matter of how to properly manage the time to carry out all the doctor’s orders, do bedside care, and write all the nurse’s notes.
What I love about my new assignment is that I work the graveyard shift, meaning, almost all the patients are asleep, which ultimately means, less stress. I don’t recommend this but sometimes I just set my alarm to the time the meds should be given, or what have you, so I can sneak in a nap here and there when I’ve done everything that needs to be done at that moment. But then again, it’s not as easy as I make it sound. The margin of error in the ward is zero to none. So it’s still very much hard work.
And I love every minute of it.
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