Let's talk about the night shift, specifically, new grads working the night shift. There's a BIG chance as a new grad nurse you'll be hired on nights and told it's the best shift for new nurses. Is it really? And why do they always say that? In this video, I'll talk about that and share with you some of the pros and cons of working nights as a new nurse because it's not exactly as they make it seem.

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Timestamps:00:00 - Is Night Shift ACTUALLY Better for New Grad Nurses?01:02 - Why You Won’t Have a Choice as a New Grad01:45 - #1 More Nurses Want to Work on Days04:46 - #2 Night Shift is Better for New Nurses to Learn06:33 - Disadvantages of Working Night Shift for New Nurses06:51 - #1 Fewer People Around When You Need Help07:39 - #2 You’ll Struggle if You Can’t Work Nights10:33 - Recommendation

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