On the Record
Nobody Keeps a Record of This Work
So keep your own. Five things here, all of them from nurses, none of them asking you for an account first.
Shift Log
30 secondsWhat your assignment actually looked like. Peak patient count, whether anything closed when your department went short, whether you got a break. One takes half a minute. Ten of them show you your own pattern instead of one bad night.
Log a shift →Compare two contract offers
2 MINUTESPut two contracts side by side and see what they are actually worth an hour, with the untaxed stipends folded back in. Checks the housing stipend against the federal lodging rate for that area and the weeks you would actually work.
Compare two offers →What your state requires for CE
1 MINUTEAll 51 jurisdictions, each read off its own board rather than an aggregator. Hours, cycle length, the mandatory topics, whether your BLS card counts, and the page every figure came from. More than one state gets a combined total.
Check your states →Assignments
3 minutesRate a contract on the same seven things every time: orientation, staffing, resource support, safety culture, equipment, how you were treated, and whether you would go back. Because it is always you rating, the differences between places are the places and not how two people hand out stars.
Rate an assignment →Research
3 minutesSurveys written by nurses about questions nobody else is asking. Answer one and the results open up to you, which is deliberate: seeing the totals first pulls people toward the majority answer and weakens what the findings are worth.
See open surveys →No account needed for any of it. Use your email and if you make a free account later with that same address, everything you have already done comes with you.
Why make an account
To keep what you already did. A free account takes a minute, pulls in every shift and assignment you have logged with your email, and gives you your own numbers: your average peak, how often you actually got a break, how often nothing closed when your department went short, and your assignments side by side. It also opens Professional Reflections and Community Discussions.
Create My Free AccountWhat happens to what you put in
Nothing you enter is shown to anyone individually. Not to other nurses, not to your facility, not to your agency. Totals only, and only once enough people have contributed that no single person can be read out of the numbers. Your email is used to keep your own entries together and nothing else.