At least in the department I work in. Then again patient acuity has doubled.

More people getting sicker and younger too

Not just the geriatric group

Which is 90% of the hospital

That’s my take on it

Ahh yeah, was just curious since I'm a bit more familiar with the job descriptions of RNs rather than NA's besides just the basics

God it's fucking impossible getting my bird to eat healthy

She nosedives when she sees a cheeseburger or spaghetti but won't touch fruits and vegetables

Birb

🤔

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Yeah NA just can’t pass meds or do certain procedures. We do a lot of the dirty work lol

What type of bird? 😲

I want a conure!

Depends on your certification too.

My bf is an RN in educator's position, so I hear about it a lot. Mostly complaining but. An LPN has very different duties than an RN

Yeah definitely depends on the facility

At one hospital NAs can put IVs in. I’m not allowed nor trained to do that where I work (which sucks because I practice phlebotomy there)

It’s basically the same with a couple extra steps

But that’s the facilities policy

But yeah. It's thankless work for the most part. People don't realize how much you guys do

For real 😒 but it is what it is

I want to try to go back to school to get my RN

Multiple people have told me I should

I just hate school so much lmao

But I’m gonna do it eventually

At least while I’m still young

Do it! You got this!

Is that sushi?

eating scampi rn

What... is that?

Looks like cheese on top of grey tentacles

lol

*dick cheese*

*no*

*that's disgusting*

Looks pretty. Not into fish or raw things. But nice presentation

I can’t get the smell of half-cooked lobster out of my nose

It was all over the plant

Fuckin