you all probably dont care at all but does anyone know a method to get back into an Instagram account..? I was stupid lost the login password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me.
@Royce Eliseo i really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and im in the hacking process now. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
I'm an RN working towards my FNP, so glad to see some "brothers" that look like me. Thanks for this guys! I also felt that when he said, "I wanted to give orders instead of taking them"
I really like the open mindedness in both of you. Despite you wanting to further to a PA and him being a NP. Very informative and love both views. Thank you.
I am 43 yrs old and I have 1 yr left in nursing school and to earn my RN degree. This is my 3rd career as well and have a systems engineer, IT background. (hopefully the last :) ) I TOO wanted to go to Med school but I committed to following the path toward a career as a Nurse Practitioner because I felt the timeline to earn my MD was too lengthy and not very conducive for a person my age! I hope the nursing portion doesn't weigh me down on my path toward MSN, NP?I'm looking forward to moving from being a 'doer' to a 'provider'. At my age, id love to enroll in a bridge program from RN to MSN to expedite the process! :)
Hospitals and boards of nursing are now requiring APRNS working in the hospital setting have the Acute Care NP certification, even working in ER because of the acute nature of presentation,
That's not entirely true, many hospitals prefer nurse practitioners to be Family Nurse Practitioner certified so that the nurse practitioner can see both pediatric patients as well as adult patients. If a high acuity, or complex clinical presentation occurs the nurse practitioner collaborates with the MD!
Interesting interview but I disagree with one thing that he mentioned. He mentioned that PAs have "never been in the hospital setting" prior to starting PA. I'm a PA and I can say that we have a wide range of experience prior to going to school. Actually, some RNs have chose the PA route, but my class consisted of prior respiratory therapists, ER techs, paramedics, radiology therapists, military medics, etc. Also, doctors aren't "behind" us. It's someone to collaborate with. We see our own patients and do a majority of what the docs do. The exception is surgery where we are with the surgeon opening and closing the case. We have alot of autonomy but it's just certain laws that restrict us from practicing to our full potential (i.e. not being able to prescribe schedule 2 drugs in some states).
Yes you can... wouldn't recommend it though.. the rain the np programs are a lot easier then pa is that they assume you have a good amount of knowledge built up from working as a nurse
I can't choose what field to go into! I am stuck between radiology tech, medical laboratory tech/scientist, and nurse. I know nurses get paid more but the other two fields I mentioned interest me more, but I researched the other fields I mentioned and the people who work in those fields wish that they got paid more. Can you interview radiology technicians and medical laboratory techs?
If I was you, I would shadow. As an ER RN like myself we have to accompany a lot of patients to their CT scans/ XRs. I've talked to a lot of these radiology techs and they say it gets boring/tiring. Very repetitive but a very chill job. Working full time you'll learn it does matters how much you get paid, but matters even more if you're happy to go to work everyday.
@@TheRealtalk5 I think I will shadow. I currently have an internship at a lab and I am working with a lot of clinical laboratory tech/ scientists and they hate their job and so do I because of how repetitive the job is and it gets boring, I haven't talked to any radiology tech's but I have a chance to talk to some of them tomorrow because I have to get an MRI. I am leaning towards nursing though because I don't want my life to be the same every day. I want every day to be different and I think the nursing field will give me that because you have different floors/ specialties in nursing, so if I get bored I could switch floors or try to specialize in a field like CRNA, nurse practitioner or another specialty. I can't name them all though because I only know a few of them. can I ask you a question though? are you happy with your career?
@@crush9197 I am really happy with it, it fits me well. As a nurse you have so many doors and pathways to find what best fits you. I had to try a few other specialties before I found the ER is what truly fits for me though!
would you have done anything different? going from rn to pa? im thinking about going the same route but i know it'll probably be a faster process being a emt or something and then going for pa
I don’t think so, DNP’s usually get their doctorate in nursing if they want to become educators. Some might do it to become better nurses but scope of practice doesn’t change from MSN to DNP
"I was a nurse and wanted to give orders instead of taking them" . i felt that! (Im in NP school too)
Im an LPN in Florida and currently in the RN program and this is motivation. I see this was written two years ago, but hope you are doing well.
@@alexcummings779 i actually just graduates NP school in May and i am prepping for my boards ☺️
you all probably dont care at all but does anyone know a method to get back into an Instagram account..?
I was stupid lost the login password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me.
@Genesis Carl Instablaster =)
@Royce Eliseo i really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and im in the hacking process now.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
I'm an RN working towards my FNP, so glad to see some "brothers" that look like me. Thanks for this guys!
I also felt that when he said, "I wanted to give orders instead of taking them"
Hey, I precepted Sean when he was a nursing student! Glad to see him moving up!
Hi , I wanted to ask you what a preceptor does
Are they careers advisors of the area of Heath ?
Thank you
Do a CRNA next please
I really like the open mindedness in both of you. Despite you wanting to further to a PA and him being a NP. Very informative and love both views. Thank you.
Nice interview! It’s cool how the scope of practice and autonomy of NP’s is increasing.
Adnan A Thank you:)
These videos are honestly so incredibly helpful! Please continue to do them! Cheers
Your the man ! I wanna be a nurse just like you
I am 43 yrs old and I have 1 yr left in nursing school and to earn my RN degree. This is my 3rd career as well and have a systems engineer, IT background. (hopefully the last :) ) I TOO wanted to go to Med school but I committed to following the path toward a career as a Nurse Practitioner because I felt the timeline to earn my MD was too lengthy and not very conducive for a person my age! I hope the nursing portion doesn't weigh me down on my path toward MSN, NP?I'm looking forward to moving from being a 'doer' to a 'provider'. At my age, id love to enroll in a bridge program from RN to MSN to expedite the process! :)
Hospitals and boards of nursing are now requiring APRNS working in the hospital setting have the Acute Care NP certification, even working in ER because of the acute nature of presentation,
That's not entirely true, many hospitals prefer nurse practitioners to be Family Nurse Practitioner certified so that the nurse practitioner can see both pediatric patients as well as adult patients. If a high acuity, or complex clinical presentation occurs the nurse practitioner collaborates with the MD!
Interesting interview but I disagree with one thing that he mentioned. He mentioned that PAs have "never been in the hospital setting" prior to starting PA. I'm a PA and I can say that we have a wide range of experience prior to going to school. Actually, some RNs have chose the PA route, but my class consisted of prior respiratory therapists, ER techs, paramedics, radiology therapists, military medics, etc.
Also, doctors aren't "behind" us. It's someone to collaborate with. We see our own patients and do a majority of what the docs do. The exception is surgery where we are with the surgeon opening and closing the case. We have alot of autonomy but it's just certain laws that restrict us from practicing to our full potential (i.e. not being able to prescribe schedule 2 drugs in some states).
Mike Roberts I think he was referencing more civilian side rather then IPAP...
Oh cool I move to Vegas in April to start my NP practicums!!
Really helpful insights, comparisons, advice. Thank you and God bless you both.
Thank you for jumping into the career change history right off the bat!
Helpful reminder that 35 isn't too late for a career change.
Thanks Kaynen for the informative video!!
Chrissy Alex You’re welcome!
Great video! Now i'm def going to NP school ;)
Small world I dropped out of IT school because I was also bored out of my mind. I’m currently applying to nursing school now.
very informational! thank you!
Great video! Very informative
Feraidun Haroon Thank you!!
thank you for this
Awesome video!! It’s cool that healthcare providers come from all paths of life and backgrounds
Love this video. Thank you so much. Have a wonderful day.
Great video. thank you !
Nice interview!
Can u do video on good stna qualities, extra training, etc . I know students who are working on bsn and working as stna.
Lol giving orders! In my case , I was a pharmacist and wanted more of patient interaction,instead of drug interaction [pun intended;)
Habeshawi Hahahah
Awesome video
Great video!!!! Do you think Touro University Illinois has a great FNP program?
Did he graduate/pass boards already?
Yes.
So as an np you can open a private practice but not as a pa?
Yes
Informative vid, thank you
They went to caring nursing school then come out and don’t care - shone 2019
Do nurse practitioners work over time and extra shifts ?
great video!
Hi, Can I enter an NP school with a bachelors in nursing and years of working experience as a RNurse?
Yes you can... wouldn't recommend it though.. the rain the np programs are a lot easier then pa is that they assume you have a good amount of knowledge built up from working as a nurse
great interview
Dont you think NP professions needs a marketing bcoz peoplethink NP is same as RN
I can't choose what field to go into! I am stuck between radiology tech, medical laboratory tech/scientist, and nurse. I know nurses get paid more but the other two fields I mentioned interest me more, but I researched the other fields I mentioned and the people who work in those fields wish that they got paid more. Can you interview radiology technicians and medical laboratory techs?
If I was you, I would shadow. As an ER RN like myself we have to accompany a lot of patients to their CT scans/ XRs. I've talked to a lot of these radiology techs and they say it gets boring/tiring. Very repetitive but a very chill job. Working full time you'll learn it does matters how much you get paid, but matters even more if you're happy to go to work everyday.
@@TheRealtalk5 I think I will shadow. I currently have an internship at a lab and I am working with a lot of clinical laboratory tech/ scientists and they hate their job and so do I because of how repetitive the job is and it gets boring, I haven't talked to any radiology tech's but I have a chance to talk to some of them tomorrow because I have to get an MRI. I am leaning towards nursing though because I don't want my life to be the same every day. I want every day to be different and I think the nursing field will give me that because you have different floors/ specialties in nursing, so if I get bored I could switch floors or try to specialize in a field like CRNA, nurse practitioner or another specialty. I can't name them all though because I only know a few of them. can I ask you a question though? are you happy with your career?
@@crush9197 I am really happy with it, it fits me well. As a nurse you have so many doors and pathways to find what best fits you. I had to try a few other specialties before I found the ER is what truly fits for me though!
would you have done anything different? going from rn to pa? im thinking about going the same route but i know it'll probably be a faster process being a emt or something and then going for pa
Omg cute
Good video
Can i make an appointment with this nurse sometime
Will the education level of ARNP change from MSN to DNP in 2025 or is it just CRNA?
I don’t think so, DNP’s usually get their doctorate in nursing if they want to become educators. Some might do it to become better nurses but scope of practice doesn’t change from MSN to DNP
Hi 🙋, so which NP program is he enrolled in?
How’s he doing now
How old is Shawn ?
Eduardo Carmona like 65
Joseph Hiatt lol 😂
Eduardo Carmona 14
I clicked because I saw handsome 😊
Yah the man in the white coat is 😊❤️
You took PA prerequisites while in nursing school ? or you going back to school for does prerequisites
eduardo santos in nursing school .
@@kaynenbrown5102 have u accumulated the required patient care hrs for PA school as yet?
Love his first answer haha
Can you do a video on whether PA's get more respect than NP's?............And Kaynan, the answer CANNOT be "yes and no"!!
Kaynen is hot
Damnnnnnn he's cute