u/Then_Chicken_5197

I watched her most recent vlog for the first time in a while and her new camera has so many micro-movements I feel like I'm getting motion sickness

Hi everyone! Just reaching out to see if you all have any advice! Little bit of context: I worked at a trauma hospital as a tele nurse then made the transition to a flex position at a primary care (think only urgent visits, I don’t have my own panel and I don’t do any physicals). I was not in a residency, but they do ramp up new grads slowly (one patient an hour so I’m seeing about 6 or 7 patients a day now in an 8 hour day).

I’m on week 6 and feel kind of defeated. Worried that I may do something wrong, patients getting angry at me because they feel like I’m not doing enough compared to their PCP. I’ve even had patients complain to their primary care saying that they think I don’t know what I’m doing and it’s been a big hit to my already low confidence level going into this.

I am very conscious of not doing anything unsafe, but other than that I feel like I’m just not competent which is hard coming from bedside when I felt like I knew what I was doing.

I don’t know if this is something that’s kind of just part of the learning curve, or the thought that maybe I am over my head on this.

Thoughts, tips, anything helps!