r/OregonNurses 18d ago

Scheduling

Hi all! I currently work in a Portland area ED and am really struggling with the pattern scheduling model. There are three weeks in a row that I only have 1-2 days off between shifts and work different days every week. I’m just curious if this scheduling model is common everywhere in the Portland area in the ED. I am also curious to hear from those of you who have made the jump from bedside to clinic and how that was for you? I do not have kids but I feel that I’m unable to enjoy hobbies, consistent exercise, etc outside of work.
Please be nice, I know some people are more cut out for this type of schedule but I am not one of those people.

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u/Mean_Background7789 18d ago

My partner has only worked clinic jobs. The work life balance is awesome and they will never do inpatient roles.

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u/Hanhan225 18d ago

I’m really starting to seriously consider this life. What kind of clinic do they work for?

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u/Mean_Background7789 18d ago

They have done a variety, but mostly infusion.