1. will I actually have a better life and less hours in the hospital?
will my patients know I have little experience?
what if I do not know what is going on with a patient?
will my colleagues respect my decisions
what if I make a mistake?
Have I had enough experience to be on my own?
how will the nurses treat me knowing I am newly out of
residency?
who will I be able to turn to if I have questions?
when do I become confident like that displayed in my
instructors?
I do not want to hurt anyone.
do I know everything I need to?
will my colleagues "dump" on me
some discomfort facing the reality of being placed min a
leadership position after so much training
having progressed through this transition, , I understand the
unknown seems much different than the known training a
resident physician goes through
Subtopic
I think some of the concerns expressed at this transition of
training is unfounded, a mix of excitement and apprehension
many residents have expressed similar concerns and always
seem to include the statement I am so ready to get out and
practice what I have been trained to do
I am happy to be finishing up training and getting a 'real job'
maybe. a sense of embaresment they are having the tights of not
meeting up to their expectations
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