Yo! I know this lady who allegedly killed her husband. She's a former coworker who just happened to be a unit secretary. She's in jail now, but when I tell you that, I'm in shock......
People will approach you at the nursing station every day. Below are things that you should do to assist them. Make eye contact with the person and smile. Ask what brought them to a nursing station, listen carefully while they talk about their concerns or problems, and offer to help if you can. Be mindful of how you are interacting so far - do not interrupt. Escort them to a location...
One theme that I keep seeing in my YouTube channel's comment section is from new Unit Secretaries and their work frustrations.
And I'm not talking about the usual stress of working at a hospital. I'm talking about the extra pettiness from other co-workers.
After seeing one too many of them, I said to myself, "These new secretaries are catching hell."
So I made a video...
One thing you will have
to deal with on a day-to-day basis is your coworkers (fellow unit secretaries, nurses,
CNAs/PCAs).
You’ll have those who
love telling on others.
You’ll have those not doing
their job.
You’ll have those who are
miserable and want attention.
It’s okay to maintain a
professional relationship with them, but your goal is to not let these types of
people control...
Sticking together should be a top priority for Health Unit Coordinators.
Even if you work as a Unit Secretary while in nursing school, understand that your other co-workers see you only as the secretary.
What happens if HUCs don’t stick together? Watch the video above. ...
