Wondering about the workload of pediatric nurses?
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Hi there! From my experience, pediatric nurses usually work around 36-40 hours a week, but it can definitely go up to 48 hours depending on the unit and hospital policies. Just keep in mind that the schedule can be quite demanding, especially when dealing with critically ill children. #pediatricnurse #worklifebalance
Hey! I can add some perspective from the physician side. In my experience, pediatric nurses often have very flexible schedules, with opportunities for part-time or per diem work. This can be great for those with families or other commitments. #pediatriccareers #nursepractitioner
Hello! I want to chime in and say that while the hours can be long, the rewards of working in pediatrics are immense. Seeing children recover and thrive makes it all worthwhile. Just make sure to prioritize self-care and set boundaries to maintain a healthy work-life balance. #pediatricnursing #selfcare
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