I do, and it makes me a wreck, because my own work is not getting done.............I enjoy my patients, but no one worries who is going to do my job but me and the STATE
Claudia >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: Re: RNAC per facility numbers >Date: Mon, 5 Jan 2004 18:36:00 EST > >Here in North Carolina I've worked in a 50 bed facility in Laurinburg with >maybe 5-10 Medicare residents with only myself as the RNAC. And I've worked in >an 88 bed facility in a Fayetteville with 25-30 Medicare residents also on my >own. Presently looking at joining a Durham facility with 166 beds, 20-25 >Medicare with two RNAC's. > >Another question for you all, how many of you work the floors as the "spare >nurse" when someone calls out? How do you deal with that situation? > >Susann Irwin, RN >MDS Coordinator >Garner, NC
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