Time to Quit nursing?

Re: Time to Quit nursing?

Selena Carnell — Sun, 05 Aug 2012 21:08:01 GMT

I've just returned to nursing after a 7 year break, luckily I re registered before my 5 yrs were out and had to retrain. Done 3 days so far and loving it, the vets have had me blood testing, tubing, knocking out. It's only a small 2 vet practice but enjoying it.

Re: Time to Quit nursing?

Mark Hedberg — Wed, 01 Aug 2012 10:17:46 GMT

[quote user="Hippie Chick"]

Hi Mark,

Thanks for your reply and your advice. I agree, I am definately in need of some up to date training. Some CPD has been mentioned by the PM but not forthcoming yet. Think I will have a look around myself and see what is available.

Many thanks.

[/quote]My pleasure, glad to help! Shake a leg!;)

Re: Time to Quit nursing?

Anonymous — Wed, 01 Aug 2012 08:10:00 GMT

Hi there

Stating anything new or returning to an ever changing veterinary environment can be challenging on ones confidence.

Happy to discuss further off line if you wish to get in touch

All the best

Kindest Regards

www.victoriafieldcoaching.com

Re: Time to Quit nursing?

Hippie Chick — Wed, 01 Aug 2012 07:59:13 GMT

Hi Mark,

Many thanks.

Re: Time to Quit nursing?

Mark Hedberg — Tue, 31 Jul 2012 21:42:15 GMT

Definitely have a word with your practice manager, if you have one. Don't fight this on your own. Also, definitely definitely sign up for some CPD - times do change and after a few years out of the saddle things do move on a bit. Pick your top two problem areas and find a good day course to do some intense brushup. Your profile says you're in the Midlands, I believe - you're a bit far out of my neck of the woods but you'll be spoiled for choice, quite a few CPD companies out there in the central midlands to choose from.

Also webinars, there are some really great lectures out there. A bit of up to date knowledge will do wonders for your confidence! This might actually solve both of your problems!

Cheers,

Mark