Richard Stilp, RN, MA, FPEM

Richard Stilp, RN, MA, FPEM is a frequent contributor to RN Journal with 1 articles published to date.

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Response to "I Quit My Nursing Job Yesterday"

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I have attempted to respond to an article written by Linda Ritter called "I quit my RN Job yesterday". It is a very moving article and wanted to give her my input an overall situation.

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