My manager called me in for a "routine" meeting.
Anonymous
My manager called me in for a "routine" meeting. (RN in a intensely busy clinic setting) I am only in month 6 of this new job and I absolutely hate it. I am doing everything I can to find something new in the company. She asked how I thought things could improve and I shared that I believed that if the schedule was laid out the night before and that the lead RN took a few patients things would be smoother... Fast forward a few days and I am back in my manager's office. I guess the "lead" took my feedback poorly. She wrote me a 3 page email detailing my failings. She has kept notes on me. When I use my cell phone, go to the bathroom, quotes how long I am gone for lunch (32 minutes once I guess). The email was horrible. I went to HR and I am waiting for a response.
My manager said that the letter was under her review and that the lead may "need some coaching" on her approach. But now I am afraid to go back to work (not afraid of this wingnut lead) But I am a novice and this clinic is really intense with of high-risk meds and high-risk patients. She said I ask too many questions and miss orders because I am "preoccupied"
I have one job I am waiting on and one that won't even finish interviewing for for 3 weeks... Do I have any way of just taking a leave? The email was slanderous and psychotic.


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