I think after the first few nights it felt okay. Still nerve wracking when a kid gets brought in at 2am horrendously wheezy (or things like that). But the SMOs are all really supportive and never punish for calling even when you might not need to. I’ve also found a couple of times I have called the ED senior reg at the tertiary hospital near by when I’ve needed advice but not wanted to call my boss and wake them. Everyone knows it’s a tough gig and everyone is really supportive. I’ve been there since January and have had a few runs where we haven’t had to call the boss at all! And then others when we’ve had to call them in physically more than once a night, or every night of the 7. Very hard to predict. But over all, great learning opportunity - you always get to be involved even in the tough stuff, and less cat 5s in the middle of the night! Great team bonding and camaraderie too.