"Is This Knife Yours?"
Before I get into what I am planning to rant about this morning I will brief you in on a "beard update". I think that at this stage its about as good as it gets for me and sadly that is below terrible. Its still patchy, its very itchy, and it looks quite trashy to be honest. So based on this I have decided that it has a date with Mr. Mach 3 at about 4pm today.
Now on to my main reason for writing this entry... Something I have noticed while working here at the hospital is the passion that has been lost from people in healthcare in general. Many of my fellow employees are short tempered, gossipy, and worst of all back stabbers. Now I know that the term "back stabber" may be harsh and when I say it I don't mean they do this towards other employees but rather the very people they are caring for. I have seen countless times a nurse will walk in a room, act totally caring and loving towards the patient and then two minutes later be in the nurses station talking negative about them. It is really sad to me and I begin to wonder why some nurses chose this profession to begin with. I think that a large majority of the time a passion that was once there is now lost. They forget that they are going to have patients' that will make them work extra hard and that that one cigarette break might have to wait. They forget that its not about them anymore and stopped being about them the day they became a nurse. Don't get me wrong, most of the people I work with are extremely talented and great at what they do. They have just lost the part of them that drove them to this profession in the first place.
Now on to my main reason for writing this entry... Something I have noticed while working here at the hospital is the passion that has been lost from people in healthcare in general. Many of my fellow employees are short tempered, gossipy, and worst of all back stabbers. Now I know that the term "back stabber" may be harsh and when I say it I don't mean they do this towards other employees but rather the very people they are caring for. I have seen countless times a nurse will walk in a room, act totally caring and loving towards the patient and then two minutes later be in the nurses station talking negative about them. It is really sad to me and I begin to wonder why some nurses chose this profession to begin with. I think that a large majority of the time a passion that was once there is now lost. They forget that they are going to have patients' that will make them work extra hard and that that one cigarette break might have to wait. They forget that its not about them anymore and stopped being about them the day they became a nurse. Don't get me wrong, most of the people I work with are extremely talented and great at what they do. They have just lost the part of them that drove them to this profession in the first place.
