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Share your craziest ways to deal with PCD. Some people I know will attend the remaining Europe dates just to deal with it but at the moment I don’t have the resources for it

I know there are a lot of discussions about this topic on this page already and I am skimming to most of them but I cannot see any discussions about the pay exactly and it is more on the stressful side of the job. Job postings I have seen lately are around 42k-49k annually. Is the pay livable let’s say I lasted 6-9 months including the training period? I am willing to give this a try. I know this job stressful but so is my current job and I am willing to give it a go. What other advice you can give? I hope this post gets approved

I am looking into research posts recently as I am burnt out doing bedside. I have 6 years band 5 ITU experience but that’s about it. I do not have any certifications or courses attended that would have the edge to land me a research job or any band 6 job except for experience and clinical exposure. How can I use this experience in applying for this job? What kind of interview answers or supporting statement would help me leverage my application?

I just need to let it off my chest. How do you cope with patient’s death if you know you have greatly contributed in it? I have 15 years of bedside experience and never have I ever get affected in patient’s death. I know it’s part of the job and we’ve done everything we can, but the death is so sudden and untimely I just could’t shake the feeling that I am at fault. I work in ITU and we do get very ill patients and the patient has a lot of comorbidities but I can’t help but to feel I am responsible. How do you cope or how do you shake the feeling off your head?

Been seeing this job posting a lot in linkedin and the job description is quite vague to me other than it is remote and you’ll help AI function. Anybody here in this type of work? Is this doable? Please share your ideas and advise