u/Jules_s_o

Hello fellow ER people 👋

I'm not a new grad (5 years as an RN, 4 in bedside med surg and 1 in outpatient neuro), but I got a new position as a specialty float pool (ER/PCU/ICU) and I start my ER rotation Thursday.

The extent of my ER experience consists of watching the Pitt, so I am terrified.

What is the flow like? How does it differ from med surg? What's the scariest part? Is it as overwhelming as it seems?

Any advice would be much appreciated ❤️

Hello fellow ER people 👋

I'm not a new grad (5 years as an RN, 4 in bedside med surg and 1 in outpatient neuro), but I got a new position as a specialty float pool (ER/PCU/ICU) and I start my ER rotation Thursday.

The extent of my ER experience consists of watching the Pitt, so I am terrified.

What is the flow like? How does it differ from med surg? What's the scariest part? Is it as overwhelming as it seems?

Any advice would be much appreciated ❤️