There is one aspect of nursing that seems to be the same regardless of where you work or how big the facility is. That is, nurses help nurses. The caring nature of nurses does not stop at patients, it continues on with coworkers. There is no profession that has more workers willing to help one another. Nurses want their coworkers to be successful, and for the patients to receive the best care possible. A Nurse’s Story Jaden started to work at a small private practice in her home town, right out of school. The practice was very small, and the physician could only offer employment on a limited part time basis. After 4 months of employment at the practice, Jaden decided to look elsewhere for work. She secured a job in a larger city, and arranged her move in accordance. After relocating Jaden prepared for her first day of work at the hospital. She left home for work in plenty of time, thinking she could stop for breakfast. Once on the road, she realized she grossly un...
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