From night shift to Nightmare.

If you know, you know—sleeping after a night shift is a struggle. Between daylight, noise, and an unpredictable schedule, getting quality rest feels impossible sometimes 🥲☀️ I’ve been there, and I know how rough it can be. That’s why I’m sharing my go-to sleeping tips to help you actually feel r

Switching to night shift felt like flipping my entire life upside down. The first few weeks? Brutal. I was groggy, irritable, and felt like I was in a permanent fog. But over time, I found a rhythm that worked for me — and if you’re heading into night shift life, here’s what helped me (and might

We all love the flow of night shift but hate how sleepy we can get. Try these tips and see how much easier working the night shift will be. #nursesoflemon8 #nursingstudent #nurselife #nurselifestyle

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As a night shift PCT (patient care technician), I usually work 12 hours shifts that go from 7pm-7am. In this time frame I do my job tasks as well as help the nurses with whatever they needed. Being a PCT definitely helped me gain foundational knowledge for nursing school so I would recommend it to

📚 How to Survive Night Shifts as a Nurse 💡 Night shifts can be tough, but with the right strategies, you can thrive! Here are my top tips: 1️⃣ Prep Your Sleep Schedule: Start shifting your sleep a few days before your first night shift. Try naps during the day if needed. Blackout curtains and

I found this on my camera roll and wanted to share with you what I did as a Rehab CNA.📸🩺 🗣️ I start with a quick huddle to discuss changes and updates. Then it's report time, checking vitals, and sugars. 💉 🛏️ Next, I prep my patients for the night—setting up rooms, greeting families, ensu

Staying sane on nights means having a game plan on your time off! Long shifts, flipped schedules, and endless patient care can take a toll, so I’ve learned that the right habits make all the difference. Here’s how I power through doing so many night shifts in a row: 🛁 Self-Care is a Major Non-

Working night shift means I often meet patients at their most vulnerable — tired, scared, and alone. One night on my step down floor a patient refused all of their meds and wouldn’t talk to me. Instead of pushing away from them, I sat, listened, and simply showed up for them. By the morning