Thank you so much for showing your work day so I could compare your work to the work I used to do for many years of my nursing career. I loved working with geriatrics as opposed to hospital adult care units. I loved my residents so much. I was often ridiculed d/t having a BSN RN training yet working in nursing homes. Most of my co-workers were LPN's and they could be very cruel. Much was expected of me, were as I just wanted to come to work and take care of my patients like anyone else. But my training usually put me in supervisory position, even if I wasn't charge or supervisor, because the whole facility was riding on my license. I worked until I couldn't walk and my back was a wreck from lifting patients. I did team work with my techs, not one to sit at the station and not help others. In fact my mentors were both LPN's and the best nurses I ever worked with! They taught me how to document to keep me legally safe. But most of all they taught me that if all the nurses weren't done with the med pass to lock my cart and go help them. It was brutal work but I so loved my people, and I did all I could to love on everyone and to treat my staff with respect and positive reinforcement. To also encourage good communication and teamwork between the different departments. I did my best and I can look back on my career and be content with my accomplishments. It's a thankless and hard job. Not one I would ever encourage anyone that was not totally committed to helping others to do. Bless you and thank you for your good work!
Thank you for such a great and educational video Miss Corr!! This is exactly the type of content I enjoy watching when I watch nurse vlogs. i learned so much! and it was great to get a glimpse of everything you do!! In my opinion this video should have more views so people would learn a bit more about what nurses do and why they are so important. Have an awesome day!!
I work in a carehome din sis, pero neuro rehab nursing unit, parang ward na kasi lahat ng residents namin, peg, rig tube fed, may enteral feeding, may tracheostomy, we suction as well and yung isa namin resident may NGT, before may colostomy din. Ang galing kasi ang smooth lang ng shift mo sis 🥰 wala naman ako reklamo sa work kasi na eenjoy ko ung mga skills na ginagawa namin. Tsaka napamahal na din sa mga residents. Mabuhay ka sis! continue inspiring people 🥰
Hello Stefanie. Nice to read your comment. Hindi sya smooth all the time sis, lalo na kung marami akong unwell na residents. Hehe. Sunday kasi yang nasa vlog ko. Godbless always🙏
Also for the smoothness of work in a care sector is necessary to solve 2 major problems: short staff, and recruit carers who realy want to work in this sector becaus they have desire to help people.Othervise they will accept the job only to have a job and somme money
Great video thank you very much i love your dedication to work and thanks for the insight, so how many hours is a shift and how many days do you work in a week
What is your Nurse-Patient ratio there, I work as a skilled nurse facility here in Michigan, most of the staff are LPN and CNA, so I'm the Nurse supervisor, but I just work for 1 month because of the nurse-pt. ratio, it's too much and so much meds to give (its a cycle, you think you give and when you look again there are meds coming out again and wound dressing to do and the patient has no wrist name, and I'm new I don't know all the patients, a little bit scary because patients are scattered somewhere else, some are in there room, some are at the kitchen etc.
Manny carers does not what to do first when they step in the residents room in the morning. Not to mention that in Somme cases they not wear glows or mask,etc
Thank you so much for sharing. I've just accepted a job as a care home nurse. I'm excited but nervous about being the only RN on duty (it's a small care home). What do you do when there is something you don't know?
Hi. Core. Do you need to take photos of every small bruise or any small new redness n upload to a computing system during wound review but not just the one need dressing changes ? N d u need to count all the remaning number of all medicines during every drug round?
It’s not toxic actually, the work is “too routine”. Toxic days are rare in my care home, it’s very manageable hence it can be boring😀 Hospital set-up has different scenario of course, more staff means more support, but not applicable to all hospitals, shortage of staff remains the main problem anywhere, even in NHS.
Hi ma'am, I am a nurse po.jn the Philippines pero no recent hospital experience. Napasa ko na po oet. Ang offer sakin is nursing care homes. Pero gusto ko po is NHS hospital sana kaso Di ako qualified. Kung 3 years ang contract Tapos mag transfer Ka to NHS 1 year lang, possible po ba yun na may mag buyout Ng contract po? Thank you
Dear may I know something...everyone suggest me to apply care visa UK..I just wanted to know do I have any choice choose lady patient over any gentleman
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Thank you so much for showing your work day so I could compare your work to the work I used to do for many years of my nursing career. I loved working with geriatrics as opposed to hospital adult care units. I loved my residents so much. I was often ridiculed d/t having a BSN RN training yet working in nursing homes. Most of my co-workers were LPN's and they could be very cruel. Much was expected of me, were as I just wanted to come to work and take care of my patients like anyone else. But my training usually put me in supervisory position, even if I wasn't charge or supervisor, because the whole facility was riding on my license. I worked until I couldn't walk and my back was a wreck from lifting patients. I did team work with my techs, not one to sit at the station and not help others. In fact my mentors were both LPN's and the best nurses I ever worked with! They taught me how to document to keep me legally safe. But most of all they taught me that if all the nurses weren't done with the med pass to lock my cart and go help them. It was brutal work but I so loved my people, and I did all I could to love on everyone and to treat my staff with respect and positive reinforcement. To also encourage good communication and teamwork between the different departments. I did my best and I can look back on my career and be content with my accomplishments. It's a thankless and hard job. Not one I would ever encourage anyone that was not totally committed to helping others to do. Bless you and thank you for your good work!
Hi Loren thanks for this lovely comment. Definitely it takes a special person to be able to survive working in a care home setting.
Thank you for such a great and educational video Miss Corr!! This is exactly the type of content I enjoy watching when I watch nurse vlogs. i learned so much! and it was great to get a glimpse of everything you do!! In my opinion this video should have more views so people would learn a bit more about what nurses do and why they are so important. Have an awesome day!!
Awww that’s sweet. Thank you🥰
It was very thorough. Basically the same as in my country, just a different look. Thank you so much for this video. 💜
I love the smoothness that comes with working in carehomes. Thanks for the video sis
It’s not smooth all the time dear🤣
I really wanted to work there in UK as a Home Care Nurse.
Thanks for the video Ms. Corr😘
Welcome May🥰
I work in a carehome din sis, pero neuro rehab nursing unit, parang ward na kasi lahat ng residents namin, peg, rig tube fed, may enteral feeding, may tracheostomy, we suction as well and yung isa namin resident may NGT, before may colostomy din. Ang galing kasi ang smooth lang ng shift mo sis 🥰 wala naman ako reklamo sa work kasi na eenjoy ko ung mga skills na ginagawa namin. Tsaka napamahal na din sa mga residents. Mabuhay ka sis! continue inspiring people 🥰
Hello Stefanie. Nice to read your comment. Hindi sya smooth all the time sis, lalo na kung marami akong unwell na residents. Hehe. Sunday kasi yang nasa vlog ko. Godbless always🙏
Hai dear ,,thank you very much for your explaination,,its very helpfull,,ifyou have about senior care job videios could you please upload it ??thx
But You need also to consult the handower from the senior carer , any problems with the residents during the night, recomandations ,etc
Aspiring Care Home Nurse here. Thank you po Maam Corr! 💖❤️
Please watch out for FAQ AskCorr Episode 4. I featured your comment. Thank you!☺️
Also for the smoothness of work in a care sector is necessary to solve 2 major problems: short staff, and recruit carers who realy want to work in this sector becaus they have desire to help people.Othervise they will accept the job only to have a job and somme money
Great video thank you very much i love your dedication to work and thanks for the insight, so how many hours is a shift and how many days do you work in a week
Hello I answered your question on my livestream-- ruclips.net/user/liveknY7lBwmw_s?feature=share
Subscribed kunars! Love your vlogs! Keep it up. Carehome nurse soon. 🙏🥳
Thanks for the support Annie😉
Hi watch out for FAQ AskCorr Episode 4. I featured your comment☺️
Love your vlog…thumbs up👍
Thanks dear🥰
God bless Great job proud of
What is your Nurse-Patient ratio there, I work as a skilled nurse facility here in Michigan, most of the staff are LPN and CNA, so I'm the Nurse supervisor, but I just work for 1 month because of the nurse-pt. ratio, it's too much and so much meds to give (its a cycle, you think you give and when you look again there are meds coming out again and wound dressing to do and the patient has no wrist name, and I'm new I don't know all the patients, a little bit scary because patients are scattered somewhere else, some are in there room, some are at the kitchen etc.
Thank you very much ku-Nars. Very informative video. Tanong ko lang po how many nurses on duty po per shift?? 😊
Hello Miss Maj! 4 nurses po sa amin. 1:16 usual ratio namin.
Bongga! 🤍
Effort bah? Hehe. Buti nalang Sunday☺️
@@CORRdapyaTV Mag start na ba ako ng vlog dito sa Isle of Man? hehe ang benign ng shift mo. 😊
Go vlog kana.Haha not all the time benign🤣
You’re admirable nurse.👍 I just want to ask why are you not wearing gloves in disinfecting your things?
Not necessary. They are not infectious. Proper handwashing would do☺️ Thanks for the concern👍
claiming to be a care home nurse soon🙏🙏🙏🙏
You can do it💪🙏🙏
Manny carers does not what to do first when they step in the residents room in the morning. Not to mention that in Somme cases they not wear glows or mask,etc
I really appreciate this video. Tnx
Thank you Charles😉
thank you for this!
Lovely
Thank you so much for sharing. I've just accepted a job as a care home nurse. I'm excited but nervous about being the only RN on duty (it's a small care home). What do you do when there is something you don't know?
Hi i am a nurse I also want to work in a care home?
Don’t be afraid to ask. It’s better to ask when you are unsure than pretend you know everything.
Hi. Core. Do you need to take photos of every small bruise or any small new redness n upload to a computing system during wound review but not just the one need dressing changes ? N d u need to count all the remaning number of all medicines during every drug round?
Hi! The answer to your questions is Yes.
Hello ma'am, I think the same jud tag care home company ❤️
Hi take a guess mam? 😉
Haha. Delete ko na comment mo ha? Hahah alam mo na
Sunday na yan maam pero toxic padin haysss.. Don't want to work as a home care nurse. Hospital nurse set up is more fine with me.
It’s not toxic actually, the work is “too routine”. Toxic days are rare in my care home, it’s very manageable hence it can be boring😀 Hospital set-up has different scenario of course, more staff means more support, but not applicable to all hospitals, shortage of staff remains the main problem anywhere, even in NHS.
@@CORRdapyaTV thank you maam.
Do you know any care homes that are currently recruiting from overseas
Thank you for this info Dear Nurse🙏 I can do relate to all except the CAPD☺️
Coffee is life 👌
Thanks dear☺️
Yes coffee is life😃
Hi ma'am! ask ko lang kung ilang years usually ang contract ng senior care worker?Thanks
Watch out for my next vlog Frequently Asked Questions For Nurses & Carers UK: AskCorr Episode 3 to know the answer to your question☺️
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Thanks a lot!
How can we apply for this job?
Hi ma'am, I am a nurse po.jn the Philippines pero no recent hospital experience. Napasa ko na po oet. Ang offer sakin is nursing care homes. Pero gusto ko po is NHS hospital sana kaso Di ako qualified. Kung 3 years ang contract Tapos mag transfer Ka to NHS 1 year lang, possible po ba yun na may mag buyout Ng contract po? Thank you
NHS don’t normally do buy out, only private sectors offer buy-out from your recent sponsorship.
Hi may I know the name of your care home 🙂
Dear may I know something...everyone suggest me to apply care visa UK..I just wanted to know do I have any choice choose lady patient over any gentleman
Hello I answered your question on my livestream-- ruclips.net/user/liveknY7lBwmw_s?feature=share
what is pay rate?
Sis need pa din ba mag register sa NMC kapag care home nurse?
Yes the same process for all nurses regardless if you are working in the hospital or in a care home setting.
Mam what is the usual duty hours?? Thank you
12 hours every shift po😊in care homes 8-8. Im not sure with NHS.
Do you also have carers with you in the care home?
Yes we have😊
If u do nights can u do one on nights
Hi unfortunately i’m a permanent day staff🙂
Hi Maam, how long was your shift?
12 hours po☺️
Mam 12hrs duty for how many days po in a week? Thank you po 😊 New subscriber here.
Hi Diane. 4 days a week po☺️
Hi there is no incharge nurse or head nurse?
Hi, we have dear, i’m one of them. Instead of headnurse, we call it unit manager/ head pf care☺️
Maam wala ka nag NHS sukad?
20/hr ba maam pag care home?
How long pod I train maam kng bago?
ER nurse baya ku Pero murag dba nlng ku sa dakog bayad
Please watch out for FAQ AskCorr Episode 4. Thank you!☺️
are you the only RN during the shift?
Nope. 4 nurses. I handle 16 residents.
i am also applied as a care home nurse in UK . have done interview. waiting for the result .
which care home company you are working for ? ☺️
Hello I answered your question on my livestream-- ruclips.net/user/liveknY7lBwmw_s?feature=share
How many months of training po?
Depends in your care home’s policy and of course based on your assessment.
@@CORRdapyaTVThank you 😊