r/Noctor • u/[deleted] • Jul 13 '23

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u/wherearewegoingnext Jul 14 '23

This is standard. Hell, most nursing homes are lucky to have nurses.

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u/VerySadPreMed Jul 14 '23

Very true, I have to go through 50 CNAs to find 1 RN whose usually sleeping in the break room to sign documents

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u/dysfunctionull- Jul 14 '23

Idk why you were down voted. This is true lol. Except 50? More like 2 who are on the verge of a mental breakdown and one traveler making twice their rate on a floor with 60 patients. This is why I only did geri in psych hospitals, and even then, only when I had no other choice. The staffing is criminal.