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The short-term nurse is always left behind.

"Are you being left as a nurse?!"

"Veteran frame" despite being blank and unable to move.

When I go home, Mom's work.

I couldn't do either of them perfectly and I lost confidence.

But one time,

I realized that the hospital ward is not the only place where nurses work.

It is impossible to raise children and work perfectly 💦

I want to take care of myself as a mother and me as a nurse.

So I decided to stop being patient and act.

There is a proper way of working that makes nurse moms a strength (^ ^)

Let's stop being patient just because we're moms!

There are nurses. # wahmama Nurse Mom's Reality Short Work Mom The nurse's tweet

2025/12/19 Edited to

... Read more看護師として復帰した際に感じる「時短看護師はいつも置いてけぼり」という孤独や不安は、多くのママ看護師に共通する悩みです。病棟勤務でのベテラン枠としての期待と、子育てという家庭での役割の両立が難しく、どちらも完璧にこなせないことで自信を失うことも多いでしょう。 しかし、看護師の働き方は病棟だけに限られません。在宅医療や訪問看護、クリニック勤務、教育や管理職など、多様なフィールドがあります。時短勤務で自分のライフスタイルに合った働き方を選べば、子育てと仕事のバランスを取りやすくなり、「置いてけぼり感」も軽減されます。 また、時短勤務ママは看護師としての専門性だけでなく、子育てという貴重な経験が強みになります。コミュニケーション能力やマルチタスク力は、患者さんやチームとの信頼関係構築に役立つでしょう。自分を責めずに、できる範囲での最善を目指すことが大切です。 さらに職場で孤立感を感じたら、同じような境遇の看護師仲間と情報交換することで支え合えます。看護師コミュニティやSNS、勉強会などでつながると、悩みや工夫を共有でき励みになります。 子育ても仕事も完璧を求めず、自分らしさを大切に。看護師ママが活躍できる職場環境は増えています。無理せず、強みを活かせる働き方を見つけて、一歩踏み出す勇気を持ちましょう。

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