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I too left nursing because of being so disillusioned and had got so fed up with nursing figures, statistics and targets at the expense of nursing people. I would never return to nursing now but having said all that, things were so very different when you and I trained Grete and we had to live through all these changes that we so didn't like. This is sadly the story of so many nurses of our era that are now no longer in nursing. Erin is such a young and vivacious girl, hot for the challenges ahead of her, she won't know how nursing used to be only how it is now, so it's a different ball game for her imo. I wish you the very best of luck Erin, follow your dream girl  |
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Your person spec is excellent Erin, they will definetly accept you on that. Well done. There are just a couple of type errors which I am sure you have spell checked. I wish you the best of luck. I know a couple of people who qualified and then went into district nursing because they really enjoyed being part of the community and having a 1:1 time with patients away from the contraints of the hospital. If you are on the wards the patients will be glad to be looked after by you, with your caring manner and approach. |
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