S1E1 | "We Leave Because We're Not Supported" | Nursing's Hidden Cost
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S1E1 | "We Leave Because We're Not Supported" | Nursing's Hidden Cost
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"We hold human lives in our hands."
In this episode of The Unsafe Social Worker, I speak with "Amy," a Nova Scotia registered nurse whose identity is protected because she fears repercussions from her employer.
Drawing on a nursing career that began in 2000, Amy shares her perspective on why experienced nurses leave bedside care, how mentorship is lost, and what happens when colleagues have to beg each other for help. She describes workplace violence, a safety-reporting call returned 48 hours later, and the emotional weight that follows nurses home.
"Instead of being a mom, I was a decompressing nurse."
We discuss the gap between safety policies and meaningful protection—and why supporting nurses means more than handing them a phone number when they're already struggling.