Jess Morton is a casual EEN and has written an informative piece for the blog Nurse Uncut. The post "Casual Nurse and Proud of it" writes honestly about the difficulties presented to her when working in different wards. "I’ve walked into a department or ward and in my bubbly manner introduced myself , “Hi, I’m Jess. I’m the EEN working this afternoon”, more times than I could count. Of the hundreds of times I’ve made that introduction, a good number of them have been met with a glance up and down and, well, nothing!" Lets hope that this isn't the reception facing casuals in our hospitals.Casual nurse and proud of it!
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