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My Nursing Experience At Countryvilla Rehabilitation

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My Nursing Experience at Countryvilla Rehabilitation My nursing experience has been very busy for the past 6 years. I received my LVN license back in 2010 and got my first job at Countryvilla Rehabilitation in Arcadia as a Charge Nurse. I was very excited since it will be my first nursing job and it’s close to home. I want to make a difference in someone’s life and be appreciated for it. My first day at work felt very nervous and scared, but all diminish when I met the Charge Nurse who’s going to orient me, her name is Mercedez. She welcomes me with a smile and made me feel part of the team immediately. She informed me of my duties as a Charge Nurse and what was expected of me. Mercedez was in charge of 24 patients, old sick people who just

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