Pros and Cons of being a MedSurg Nurse | MedSurg Nurses

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  • Опубликовано: 22 янв 2025

Комментарии • 31

  • @AngNatNursesinNYC
    @AngNatNursesinNYC  Год назад

    Some great qualities to have as MedSurg Nurse...Check it out in our other video :)
    ruclips.net/video/zUqWV-jzEIs/видео.html

  • @Bree-Tone
    @Bree-Tone Месяц назад

    I just came across your video and thank you! I’m currently in school for STNA then I’ll be moving to NYC to study for my nursing license❤ I appreciate the honesty.. great energy positive! I need more people like you guys in my life! Que dios las bendiga🤍

  • @Anna_Marie_Music
    @Anna_Marie_Music Год назад +9

    You guys make me so happy ☺️☺️ I just got a job on a medsurg floor with TWO of my good friends. They've both been working there for 6 months and I just finished my 3rd shift today as a new grad. It's so fun to be able to have 2 homegirls to work with and I'm liking the environment so far! Our patients aren't super critical and the staff is always willing to help us as newbies with new skills! Watching you guy's channel really shows me how friendship and nursing can be such a joy :). You guys have such an energy about you, and I feel exactly like this when I'm talking to my friends at the nurses station. Thank you for being an inspiration to me! *Random note* as the 3 newbies on the floor, our nurse manager is letting us design t-shirts for our unit for nurses week 😂

    • @AngNatNursesinNYC
      @AngNatNursesinNYC  Год назад +1

      That is so awesome! DM us what you end up coming up with we would love to see. Being a nurse is tough so having someone you love working with if a must in this field. We wish you all the best! You sound like you’re doing amazing already!! 😄

  • @sarassentiments
    @sarassentiments Год назад +4

    I love that you two do videos together and you both have great energy.

  • @therealtifflen
    @therealtifflen Год назад +4

    Thank you for making this video!! I’m at the end of nursing school (just a few months left) and I have no idea where to start! This is helpful.

    • @AngNatNursesinNYC
      @AngNatNursesinNYC  Год назад +1

      You got this! Good luck and trust the process. Life will lead you to where you need to me. Thank you for the support!

  • @mrstraore4782
    @mrstraore4782 Год назад +2

    I'm so happy you two are posting more videos, keep it going! 😊

  • @Repaks1201
    @Repaks1201 6 месяцев назад +1

    Problem in MS unit if the CNA has heavy @$$, not supportive and always with their cp while their nurse is busy with 6 pts.

  • @quezada2434
    @quezada2434 Год назад +1

    Awesome video ladies, very informative! 🥰

  • @SheISBeautiful1970
    @SheISBeautiful1970 7 месяцев назад

    Enjoyed this video!! More videos please 😊

  • @mistakesweremade600
    @mistakesweremade600 Год назад

    Hearing this makes me feel a bit better, because ive been very anxious going into work because i dont feel go enough, or like im a baby.

  • @franciscatirado4772
    @franciscatirado4772 6 месяцев назад

    You guys are amazing!

  • @maritzaaramundiz
    @maritzaaramundiz 19 дней назад

    What is the ratio in med surg?

  • @Kaydj14
    @Kaydj14 Год назад +1

    Truth. Im at my 11th month on a cardiac tele MS floor and Im ready to try another specialty. Im on a heavy floor and dont eat until 1-3pm. Im exhausted. Im just not sure yet where to go next.

    • @Kaydj14
      @Kaydj14 Год назад

      Oh Im a new grad.

    • @AngNatNursesinNYC
      @AngNatNursesinNYC  Год назад

      Cardiac Tele MS floor is where we started off as well. To be honest we did not know where to go to next either, we just knew we did not want to work as MS nurses anymore and decided to do travel nursing. We just attempted to make moves and allowed the process to flow. Attempt to sit with yourself and think about what are your goals and what excites you in life in terms of your career and go with that and allow the events to unfold. Hope that helps. Good luck! Thank you for the support :)

  • @agiscobayagiscobay680
    @agiscobayagiscobay680 Год назад

    What about IV? Did you do IV at school also? I mean putting it in the vein?

  • @lindseychoi
    @lindseychoi Год назад

    Thank you for the informative video. Can I ask how long you stayed in the med/surgical unit? Is it easy to transfer to another specialty? How many patients did you take care of in the med/surgical unit? I heard from 5 to 15 beds from the other RUclipsrs.

  • @rachelboyett2412
    @rachelboyett2412 Год назад

    This is so good, y'all are cute and professional!

  • @modest.vanity
    @modest.vanity Год назад

    Is the clinic ur currently in a travel assignment?

  • @AwWwWwWwWyA
    @AwWwWwWwWyA Год назад

    BRO WHAT! i can't believe that about the bladder scanners I thought that was just my hospital!! We use it so much it can't be THAT expensive they don't put it on the medsurg floor smh

    • @AngNatNursesinNYC
      @AngNatNursesinNYC  Год назад

      Seriously! It’s giving cheappppp haha…having to go borrow a bladder scanner and practically beg for it sometimes was definitely so annoying!

  • @thelmapereyra4758
    @thelmapereyra4758 Год назад

    'las 2 pendejas' JAJAJ me pasooooo

  • @mslady8895
    @mslady8895 10 месяцев назад

    What a joke!

  • @westbrooktonae
    @westbrooktonae Год назад +3

    Why do I love y’all so much 🥹🥹 I wish I had a nurse friend to make videos with 💜

    • @AngNatNursesinNYC
      @AngNatNursesinNYC  Год назад

      😂 thank you so much! We’re definitely lucky to have eachother. I’m sure you’ll find your nurse friend soon 😃