It's Wednesday Night

My SRN colleague called me this afternoon at about 5+ pm. This is her account of what happened today.

She was on night yesterday & she managed to find the record for the girl with the insect bite. She printed it out & showed my supervisor this morning. Turned out that they kept searching under 18th Nov which was the girl's admission date to the clinic. But the record was under 2oth Nov as she was discharged on that day.

Next thing, the man in charge of the new system came, looking quite guilty (as described by my colleague) & taught everyone the proper way to save the records. Turned out that they taught the wrong method of saving the data the 1st time they taught us how to use the system, which explains why ALL our data saved into the new system couldn't be retrieved.

Despite all of these, my supervisor still told my colleague that she's angry with me becoz I didn't apologise to her. My 1st reaction was, what the f*ck! Why should I apologise to her? She was the 1 who called, yelled at me over the phone, accused me of lying & slammed down the phone! Anyway, she still insisted on her beliefs that I didn't key into the system & that I said I keyed into the new system to get myself out of this sh*t knowing that the data can't be retrieved. But I tell you I swear I did key into the new system.

According to my colleague, my supervisor has changed my Friday from a morning shift to a night shift. My colleague then asked my supervisor, "Have you told Sihui about the change in roster?". She then told my colleague that she'll sms me about the change. I haven't received the sms. When she finally does, I'll ask her about the meeting on Friday. Coz she doesn't know that my colleague & me has been keeping in contact.

See, even up till now, knowing that she has wronged me, she did nothing. I enjoy saying this & I'll say it once more. Swept under the carpet. Just like the way she described me. That I sweep my mistakes under the carpet.

Another thing. By right, I have to give 1 month notice as I'm not a confirmed staff. If I choose to leave without notice, I will have to forfeit 1 month salary. But becoz now is end of the year. I'll be given bonus. I can leave immediately if I choose to forfeit my bonus. My salary will not be affected. I'm wondering if I should. I guess the other reason why she changed my Friday to a night shift is so she doesn't have to see me. I feel exactly the same way.

When Jeff got off from work, I met with him at the temple. We prayed & went for dinner at the nearby coffee shop, followed by trip to the library in Lot 1. On my way back in the bus, another agency nurse called me. She comes in only once a week & just heard about the whole story from the other agency nurse.

Her 1st words to me were, "Are you alright? I heard from *** (the agency nurse who passed over to her) that you're very sad." So I told her what happened. She told me that it's very obvious that my supervisor is picking on me & that no supervisor should behave so childishly as to slam down the phone. Then she related another incident whereby my supervisor blamed me for another issue. What this agency nurse said was true becoz I already heard about it from my other colleagues.

A female student was found in the same bed as a male student by my SRN colleague in the middle of the night. Anyway, this was a big issue & went up to the head of boarding. In defence, this girl said that there was once a nurse who took temperature upstairs saw a guy & girl in the same bed but didn't do anything about it. The question is, is this girl lying? If she isn't, then who is the nurse who allowed such a thing to happen? Immediately, my supervisor said it might have been me. All my colleagues who were present spoke up to defend me, saying that I'm such a conservative person & I wouldn't have allowed it, much less walk away as if nothing happened.

This agency nurse told me to quickly hand in my resignation letter & leave. Becoz now my supervisor is full fledge against me. This time she isn't successful. But who knows what else she has on her sleeves. & next time, I may not be so lucky to be proven innocent. I know what she said is true. I really don't know if I should or not.