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CONGRATS @ 2K+!!! Anddd the earring huggies are so cute! 🎉

Ok bone structure 😭🔥🔥🔥

That hair!!!! 😭😭

Thanks for this video, it pains me that after studding so hard I end up failing 💔😪, I've taken the exams for the 4th time now and still didn't succeed, i wonder how those who succeeded did it.

Within my group of friends who are all nurses, I am the only one who didn’t go for a NP. Now, after 5 years, they want to bail and get out of nursing all together. I left nursing totally, and went back to school for education and spent 15 years teaching. Better hours, lower pay, but I did like having holidays and weekends off.

Omg you all start with a prayer???? I need to find a provider office like that hunny; also my bday is oct 9th!! Happy early bday🥰

The hat is super cute! I might need to adopt the salad jar idea!! 🙌🏾😁

Have you thought abt Urgent Care? Would that be a lighter load than Primary Care? I would assume so

The biggest con for me is the disrespect from physicians that don’t know our scope of practice and think we’re “trying to be doctors” or get up in arms when they learn we can pretty much do what they do. I don’t know if there’s an influx of NPs that didn’t work as an RN very long before getting their NP or what, but doctors act as if we have no experience. Everytime there’s a patient who tells a story of A provider mistake they experienced, they assume an NP did it and when they hear it was a physician all of sudden, they have some crazy rationale as to why or how the mistake is understandable. Let it have actually been an NP, it would be due to us being inadequate providers, lack of Schooling compared to MDs, etc. I was a nurse 15 years before going for my NP so it strikes a nerve when they want to have ego wars over “who’s the expert?” I’m simply tired of hearing these attitudes about NPs. I’ve seen MDs respect their MAs more than NPs. It’s absurd.

So accurate!

Bringing work home I know is very common in family practice/primary care from my understanding. I have worked inpatient endocrinology in which that was not the case at all. I now work outpatient Gynecology/Women's Health and VERY RARELY have to take work home. I think all of these things are dependent on the specialty you work in. I have an amazing situation and manageable patient load. There is so much more out there as a APRN for quality of life.

Damn 😬🙃

Great video ❤

Yikes. No wonder my family member left the field. 😫

I’m a LPN. Desensitizing myself when someone deceases I can’t. Poor training, poor management, bullies, etc. I’m praying that I get accepted in dental school. I want out of nursing.

All facts‼️ so far all I can say is going back to school for my NP was a waste of time with this saturated job market and crappy jobs that are available. Are you in family medicine?

OMG YOU ARE STUNNINGGG 😭🤍 Thank you for the transparency sis! Appreciate you and the real!!!

I appreciate this so much! Thank you for sharing!

Thank you for sharing this!!!!

Do the NPs at least make the same amount as PAs?

I’m proud of you. That is all!

thank you for sharing this i was wondering how it would be to be a NP ... this enlightened me alot ... bless u .. best of luck too

Hearing 27 patients I almost fell out my seat lol lol 😆😆😭😭 Girl come over here to the sweet life as an Aesthetic NP. I made the switch 4 years ago and will never go back!!

Can you share your notes

Girl, this is spot on!

I’m starting my clinical this semester and this video is perfect timing! Thank you

I appreciate you making this video so much. I'm a PA-C, but our roles in healthcare are very similar and I have encountered many of the problems you listed including 'growing thick skin', 'commanding a room' , 'dealing with stress and anxiety'. These are elements of the job that you have to learn to cope with as you go, even if you don't see your strengths just yet, you absolutely have them. Feedback from trusted coworkers is my go-to, especially attendings I work alongside often. I'm inpatient setting but I absolutely feel like you nailed highlighting the difficulties of being a practitioner. You too will grow into this profession and overcome hardships. Wishing for your best success/blessings in this field. We got this! 😊🙌🏾

Great video! So true tough. seems your experience is like many others

When you say seeing patients on day one, were you on your own or did you have a precepector/ resource person?

Thank you so much for your honesty. I am applying to FNP school now and I’m definitely worried about all these things.

Thank you for this video!! my professor said that physicians won’t respect us especially if we aren’t using medical jargon. So to get in the habit of using medical terminology. Is there anything you do or would recommend to stay on top of your medical knowledge and feeling confident when communicating with physicians?❤

After 3 days I was seeing patient but trust me the Doctor is always there to help

I am so glad I had a good Doctor he did teach me something in 3 days

Hello are you primary or acute?

Hi, love your vlogs. New subscriber here. I’m thinking about perusing my with my NP but currently doing my research before I make that commitment. How were you able to find your preceptor?

Love this video.

🩺 loved this; thank you for your knowledge and insight !

🩺 ❤❤ Loved this ladies!

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I trust Matein, I wanted to get a different color.

This video was EVERYTHING!!!!! Representation matters and I’m so excited to be on this journey! Not a spring chicken, mom of 3 newly separated but I got this!!!!

I enjoyed the video! Thanks for the information 😊

Thank you for this!! So helpful! And you’re right, not a lot of resources like this for us new grads from PNP-PC programs. Thank you!

Hi, this will be my first semester at Emory. Did you utilize the text books for patho and pharm? Or is the PowerPoints they provide and lecture over good enough to be successful in the class?

I dont like shopping either!! I can think of better ways to spend my time 😂

What NP school did you attend?

Hiiii my fave NP 👩🏽‍⚕️🎀💕

that is a seems like a lot 😭 but this was super informative🔥

Hi! I just found your channel recently and I’m loving it! I am wanting to go back to NP school soon and I was just wondering if you have had any regrets doing pediatric over FNP? I think I want to do PNP but I’m worried about the job opportunities being limited.

Thank you so much for your transparency! I felt this. It really is tough making that home/work separation. Praying for that baby! And 1 million percent agree @ saying no!! Need to practice that myself tbh!