Well, unfortunately it's another week where my biggest "What the Frack?" Comes from work. And here I thought things were going a little smoother, but, no.
Frack you to the nurses who blame me for every mistake that happens at work because I'm not in the building 3 days a week and appear to be an easy scapegoat. Just because you guys can't keep up with what's going on doesn't mean you need to blame everyone else because you're slow! I guess you guys haven't realized that there's someone there that tells me whenever shit might be getting ready to rain down on me so I have a heads up on it.
And seriously, for the last 2 months I get a "heads up" at least once a week! WTF?! Instead of blaming the person who wasn't there, why don't you try growing a pair and telling our boss that you're very sorry, but that something was missed and you'll fix the problem right away? No, no, instead you tell her that I didn't do something that ended up with you not knowing that important things needed to be done.
Oh yeah, and new RN at work who used to be an LPN, and just got her new license last month: Who the hell do you think you are, you wet behind the ears no nothing?! You are not my supervisor, and you are not my boss. I have 13+ years of RN experience, most of it in critical care, and the difference between an LPN and an RN is worlds apart! Don't you ever, ever act like you're my boss again! You tattling little snot! And don't you ever suck up to me again and then turn around and blame me for mistakes you didn't catch! Now I'm watching you.
Seriously, grow up.
(wow, i'm pretty pissed!)
Remember, it's just a ride.
OMG, I totally feel you pain. I hate it when people won't admit their own mistakes. I want to just take their heads and smash them against a wall. (wow, where did that come from).
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