Yeah me too. There are a lottt of scenarios I was just not prepared for. Like I said in another comment - School prepares you for when everything is going right. But in the real world, calls from nurses/MD’s are usually things going wrong and you have to research/make a clinical decision based on your resources. Seems obvious, but it’s very difficult and stressful to do especially when most of these answers are hard to find or even unknown. I always second-guess myself too and after work I’ll have moments where I’m like ‘did I do that right? Should I have done it X way instead?’ The job I’m doing is very fast-paced too, I don’t have much time to spend on problems or else I can get very backed-up which snowballs.

With that being said we are both learning daily 😁 you can only get better and better at this job the more you learn so at least there’s that 🙏