Wednesday, April 18, 2012

Workplace or Blissful Place?

Confucius once said that, "Choose a job you love and you will never have to work a day in your life." It really is! But nothings beats a job with dear friends around you. 

I am currently working as Nurse 1 (RN Heals) at East Avenue Medical Center. Being a nurse is not an easy profession. It requires a lot of knowledge, skills, hard work, compassion, strong will, emotional stability and most of all, patience. Our job is not as simple as it seems to be, especially when you’re assigned in a male medical ward. The word “Toxic”, meaning “busy” will never be absent in this area.

In spite of the demanding activities of this ward, my co-workers and I can still smile and laugh about the chaotic events of our duty. Is it because we love our job? Nah! I think it’s not just that, it’s because we certainly enjoy our job and at the same time it’s not about calling each other “CO-WORKERS” but because we treat each other as “FRIENDS”.

I love my work. I really do! But sometimes, I also feel exhaustion from a busy day at work. But with these people around, every moment is priceless… :)))

At our Christmas party last year

All smiles after a toxic day :)))

About to go home... Seen the smiles on their faces? 

while on duty

just visiting

We also have our clean up drives. And take note, we do it ourselves. :)

Our senior nurse while organizing some charts.

Another senior nurse cleaning on the other side of table.


 Nurses cleaning the bedside tables.

See? We are cleaning the beds as well.


In charge of brushing the still charts 

cleaning a side rail of our hospital bed

Another senior nurse and two regular staff nurses also cleaning the beds

and drying the washed still charts. 
This is done monthly to make sure that our hospital will be "Malinis at mabango"

 Even though we had hectic schedules, we make sure that we are also having fun.

 We went out to eat fishballs, kikiam and the like at U.P.

from left: Ate Cathy, Ma'am Vanessa and Pj

eating out!
from left: Macoy, Ate Cathy, Ma'am Vanessa, Pj, me, baby Ailee, Ma'am Clemen and Ma'am Nina

 drinking coffee

 FROM duties are still smiling :)

 eating out during birthdays.. :)
from left: Sir Christian, Dessa and Sir Ryan

These pictures are a solid proof that despite the toxicity we have, we still remain in high spirits and united like a family. We work harmoniously and we are enjoying what we do. Whether it'll be benign or toxic, 5-North will still remain the same. Full of delightful memories and BLISS :)))

3 comments:

  1. true friends, if we love what we do with the spirit must arise, apalgi if we do it according to the field of expertise and ketrampian we have the result must be good and satisfying, just sometimes the temptation is all around us and the test critical spirit goes on ....
    success for you guys, I hope to continue
    I like and follow # 19#
    I hope you also will follow the re-
    thank you

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  2. *hello po!:) Medyo nalightened-up po ako sa blog nyo about RN Heals ng EAMC.medyo kinakabahan po kasi ako dahil isa po ako sa maga-undergo ng RN Heals ngayon January 2013 sa EAMC.

    marami po akong gustong itanong sa inyo like ano po yung ginawa nyo nung 1st day ng orientation??

    ginagabayan po ba kayo ng mga staffs sa mga procedures?
    tinotoxic po ba nila kayo?

    sobrang dami ko pong inaalala.

    newly grad lang po kasi ako nung march 2012 and passed the board exam last June-July, same year kaya po madami po akong concern about EAMC.

    feeling ko po kasi, wala pa din akong alam bilang isang nurse:/
    at 1st work ko po yung rn Heals ng EAMC kaya sobrang kinakabahan po ako at nangangapa.

    pasensya na po kayo sa abala. wala pa po kasi talaga akong experience as a volunteer or trainee eh...

    Happy New Year po!:)

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    1. Hi! sorry Oneeew for the late reply.. actually, sa start sobrang kakabahan ka talaga pero habang tumatagal, mag-eenjoy ka.. lalo na masaya kasama yung mga staff dun.. sa first day, may ipapabasa sa inyo na policies at kung ano ano pa. tapos i-gaguide ka naman ng staff sa lahat ng procedures..

      kung tungkol naman sa tinotoxic, di naman.. depende kung kailangan ka talaga nila itoxic.. at pagdating sa patients at sa relatives, patience is really a virtue! haha... maya't maya may magpapaayos ng swero, papasuction etc etc. pero it's part of the job.. sa totoo lang masaya pa din kahit na ganun.. pag-uwi mo ng bahay hahanap hanapin mo yung toxicity! haha

      at syempre first mo pa lang yan, adjust adjust.. pero i know you'll get by!!! yung kasama ko dati bago din, no experience at all, pero ayun, magaling na siya ngayon.. OR na siya nakaassign :)

      Basta i-enjoy mo lang.. Don't think na trabaho yan.. Kaya mo yan! Sang area ka pala?

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