I’m a BSN student in an accelerated program. I have NO idea how you guys are able to work, go to school, date, and find the time to study somewhere in between. NO WAY I can do that. Much respect from a 44 year old dude.
@@abilenejacobo6422 Jesus Christ loves you , Jesus died for us all,and rose from the dead on Easter Sunday you can trust Jesus , also if you want I really recommend reading the Bible if you don’t already it’s awesome and giving your life to Christ (living for Jesus Christ)/getting in a relationship with God Its really amazing ,even life changing. God bless ! 🤍 “Produce good fruit as evidence of your repentance” (Matthew 3:8) “For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord."(Romans 6:23) Jesus Christ loves you 🥰
@@jesuschrististruth3731 Jesus Christ loves you , Jesus died for us all,and rose from the dead on Easter Sunday you can trust Jesus , also if you want I really recommend reading the Bible if you don’t already it’s awesome and giving your life to Christ (living for Jesus Christ)/getting in a relationship with God Its really amazing ,even life changing. God bless ! 🤍 “Produce good fruit as evidence of your repentance” (Matthew 3:8) “For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord."(Romans 6:23) Jesus Christ loves you 🥰
Please do some more CNA content/how it works into the busy schedule of being a nursing student. It seems like such a great learning opportunity, but I'm nervous I'll be super overwhelmed doing that.
I'm a BSN, RN. Girl, I can't do any exercise anymore. 4 yrs in the field. I sleep whenever I can when I go home or if it's my off then I rest whenever I can while on duty and whenever there's like “free time” and a chair I thank God for the opportunity even though most of it are less than 5 minutes. But for me, all the workload and tiredness is worth it if you really love nursing and the field you chose.
You’re 100% correct. Med/Surg is great to learn skills... BUT if you know OB is your end goal...go for it. It’s a hard floor to get hired on bc the burnout rate is lower and most people stay their whole careers there. Working the hospital as a CNA helps, though! Shoot the OBs nurse manager an email every so often that way when it comes time- she knows you’re motivated.
My coworker said this to me and I’m currently working on my CNA 1 and 2 certification I can’t wait to get into the hospital my speciality is ONC/HEM people say it’s a weird first choice lol
I start nursing school this summer and I’m a full time float CNA at the children’s hospital in my city I was worried I wouldn’t be able to do both but you are inspiring 🥺
I would love to hear about how you balance working and school. Also about being a CNA during the nightshift vs dayshift. I am about to finish my CNA program and I am also starting my ABSN program this fall. I wanted to work during school if possible. I've watched you since the last time you worked as a CNA and it's been so amazing seeing you and Josh grow!! I feel like I'm always a step behind you in my nursing career and so you guys feel like my cool older siblings giving me life advice 😂
ABSN is gonna be way harder to manage along with a full time job. I did an accelerated nursing prior to transferring to a traditional program. I wish you the best!
i’m also gonna start my cna soon and i’m 26 right now. i am hoping to go to school once i finish my cna, find a job, and go to nursing school. i’m not sure to if should go for accelerated nursing school. i heard that wherever you decide to work they will help you go back to school to finish your RN. i’m in ny right now and idk if i feel old already to be a cna and a nurse after. i hope it won’t be that bad and i haven’t been to school in awhile so i’m so nervous. this is my first time stepping the big step you know. i hoping it won’t be that bad.
I had so many people tell me "you need to do med-surg first" and I knew I didn't want to do that because I worked on a medsurg floor as a CNA. I always wanted to do something with OB and I got offered a RN position in the maternal float pool so I'll get to get in the NICU, L&D, Peds and Mother Baby! So don't get discouraged!!
I'm graduating in a couple weeks and starting in the NICU in July. Definitely go for what you want, if you're passionate, the interviewers will see that and it'll set you apart from others. You'll learn everything you need to on your specialty unit. Don't do med surg if you know it'll burn you out.
Don’t get discouraged about your chances of starting in L&D, so many new grads start out in a specialty unit! I feel like everyone just tries to scare new nurses into starting in med-surg because a lot of people don’t really like it as much lol
I'm studying nursing in Brazil and my goal is after college I start my process to become a nurse in the United States. Your channel is helping me a lot with English, I'm grateful for that. 😊
I hope you realize that you're a superhero! the amount of stuff you get done.. I could never, wishing you all the best ❤️ also, I love your hair on April 22nd! such a cute hairstyle 😍
I started as a new grad in Labor and Delivery two years ago and am still there. Yes I wish I had some medsurg experience but I wouldn’t trade my experience for anything else. Love where I am! I can see that you really want it and will make a fantastic labor nurse!!
Yes I would love to see how you prepare for night shifts and more CNA videos!!! Thinking about applying to a cna position since I just finished my first semester of nursing school!
The best way to get a non med-surg job as a new grad is to already work as a CNA/PCT, especially if you’re working on med-surg as a tech! It shows nurse managers that you know how to work hard and manage your time - most of my friends who got med-surg jobs as new grads hadn’t worked as CNAs before! I just graduated on Friday from nursing school and I was a tech in med-surg but landed an OB job right out of school! You don’t have to start in med-surg, there’s no sense in starting somewhere you don’t want to be!
Thank you for this video! I'm a nursing student and just received my CNA certification and applying to CNA positions to work in during my last two semesters of nursing school. I think, the in hospital experience will help in my learning and for when I a graduate. I only plan to work part-time or per-diem but not sure if nights or days would be better? I keep hearing nights are great bc it is usually slower and you can find time to study, but it wrecks your sleep schedule vs. days, which are better for your sleep schedule but super busy so it would be hard to find studying time.
I’m wrapping up my 8th thesis length assignment this year before summer break next week. 😩😩 This video is the motivation I need to get through. All I need is a coffee and I’ll be sorted.
First time I’m this early and it feels so good lol. Excited about starting my Bsn program in June, and I have to say that your videos motivate me to want to do my best.
Loved this video because it was so realistic of what MOST people go through with trying to juggle their busy lives.. it’s hard work!! Reminded me of my nursing school/CNA days :) but keep at it and definitely shoot for your dreams whether it’s in L&D or whatever you end up choosing!!
Congratulations on your new job! 💕 I just got a job offer as a PCT in the telemetry unit at a hospital near me! I’m so nervous but also excited to get more experience.
yes especially working full time in nursing school. i’m about to start working 2-12s in the continuing care nursery at my school’s hospital while in my undergrad and i’m actually terrified. She’s doing so much more and she seems successful so i’m less stressed and more hopeful about this.
I’m about to finish up my CNA course loved this video! I’m doing ADN program hopefully this upcoming semester, i’m just ending my freshman year of college and am starting a youtube too. Cool to see someone on a similar path
Congrats on starting the new tech position! I just accepted a night shift tech job and I'm super nervous about managing it with a nursing school schedule, but watching your content is super helpful!!
So happy for you! I also just got a job at a hospital as a PCA 2 on the Oncology floor but my end goal is to be a L&D nurse 🥳🧚🏼❤️ wishing you luck and positive vibes
I take hesi too! Use the electronic practice questions bank that comes with Saunders book on the elsevier website. Super helpful rationales!!! Good luck!!
No, you do not have to start on med/surge as a new grad nurse. if you have healthcare experience and you do, you can start on a specialty unit as a new grad nurse. Critical Care Tech/EMT- hopeful nursing student for Spring 2022.
there is a Phrase I keep hearing as I pursue Nursing "Nurses eat their own" is what I keep hearing and that's a trip there are several reasons why this happens I have my theories on it but I will keep them to myself, meantime Nursing is a great Career. glad to be studying Nursing Science. and also glad to be learning all of this Anatomy and Physiology it's Intense.
That’s soooo funny bc I felt the same way about med surg 😉 It’s kool how the supervisor took you to lunch to get to know you. WHAT A GREAT MORAL BOOSTER!! GOOD LUCK 👍🏾
I'm the same way when I don't get the grade I was expecting...I've gon so far as to respectfully question my instructor and have surprisingly gotten some grades updated in my favor.
You don't have to start in med surg, Im not either! I graduate in may and start OB & Ped for the summer. After that, Im gonna float (cause here you need to float to at least 3 units after your probation for a while). Im sure I'll be totally ok! You learn so fast on the floor and yes med surg make you learn the basics faster but the best path is always the one you love the most.
Don’t listen to them! Start where you want.. I have heard that the nurses who are willing to teach would much rather teach a new nurse who doesn’t already have habits and ways of doing things that they learned on a different unit! Both me and my sister are in different states but we’re both starting as new grads in the icu!
I always get emotional when I think about working in labor and delivery and I actually do cry!! And I’m like what is wrong with me?!? I also cry when I watch videos about it.
I started nursing school in an accelerated program and still not done. Had to take a break due to finances and illness but I've been back now. I hope you guys are all graduated
I’m a cna and about to finish my first semester of nursing school. Have you always been a full time night CNA? If so, how do you manage your time with studying and working? I’ve been working every other weekend because it’s so much work... especially since I’m in a 2 year program.
Not during nursing school. I was a full time nanny for my first 3 quarters and loved it. Not thinking I’m going to last full time after my first two weekends! School needs to come first!
Girl med-surg... sigh I hate managers who try and gate keep and say start in med-surg. NO. You shouldn’t have to if you don’t want to. If you are competent and willing to learn the speciality and qualified why not!? My ICU manager always said it’s a lot easier to teach a new grad than to try and get a seasoned nurse to change their ways. Go for what you want ! Good luck.
I know! I feel like first year is when we’re the most coachable and craving to learn and find our passion! I hate that we’re pushed away from pursuing stuff:/ thank you for saying that my heart has been needing some encouragement ♥️
You look good in that scrub color! I'm so jelly. My favorite scrub color is navy, which most of the nurses at my hospital get to wear, so GOALS! Can't wait to hear what you think of the trauma unit!
Props to you. Don’t know how you have time to do these amazing videos while In school. Currently in my second year of FNP and dude I am just drained 😂 (Shrek sounds about good right now)
absolutely no better way to relax before finals week! thank you for killing the uploads & i hope the new job is well! praying for you & your lil fan always 🥰 love you 🤍
I completely agree with you about how if you want to do L&D you should (and not start on med surg first..) L&D is my passion!! I LOVE it🥺❤️ I graduate with my BSN in June and i started applying to hospitals and sadly it’s so hard to find L&D jobs as a new grad ugh!! I did got a job offer on a Neuro/Epilepsy unit.. but I guess you gotta start somewhere!! Loved watching your night shifts because that’s what I’m gonna be doing here soon & I’m SO nervous 😂
Right? Obviously, I would be grateful for any job out of graduation but it just sucks when it’s felt forced on you😅 congrats to you though how exciting!!🥳
Can you please make a video on how you balance school and work with a social life I’ll be starting nursing school next year and I want to keep my hospital job
what shoes do you wear at your CNA job/school clinicals? my school requires us to wear all black leather shoes & i'm looking for recommendations! luv your vids
I was the COVID-19 screener at a nursing home and I basically did homework well I was a screener in school for my medical assisting stuff so I just did homework and I made TickTock’s
I have a question for you. Does your dress code allow you to wear a shirt underneath your scrubs? Cause, you might wanna wear a underarmour shirt underneath your scrub top.
I've been wanting it toooo! It really is a good bag. Im a CNA on a medsurg floor right now and it works well. I bought the black on off of Amazon and ill get the pink when it's back in stock! Lol.
I had my capstone on a med-surg unit that had a manager who was super adamant about starting on med-surg. Long story short I got a job in an ICU at a different hospital and the manager proceeded to call my school and claim that I was unprofessional/that I acted like med-surg was below me. I know you don’t know me but this was not true at all and when I reached out to my preceptor she said she thought I had done a great job. Anyway just watch out for that because it’s really messed with my head and got me into a ton of trouble at school.
I’m truly not worried at all! I play along every time someone brings it up and I would never think of any unit or treat any unit as if they were below me!
I’m a BSN student in an accelerated program. I have NO idea how you guys are able to work, go to school, date, and find the time to study somewhere in between. NO WAY I can do that. Much respect from a 44 year old dude.
I work full time and go to school full time in an accelerated BSN program 😅 it’s not impossible but time management will make or break you.
I’m also in accelerated program :-)
2 years to go for LPN
I would love to hear how you’re balancing a full time CNA job with nursing school! Seems exhausting but hats off to you!
I am wondering the same thing!
Sooooo exhausted might have to cut back already lol will do updates!!
@@AshleyTaylorr New subscriber! Make a video on this :)!
@@abilenejacobo6422 Jesus Christ loves you , Jesus died for us all,and rose from the dead on Easter Sunday you can trust Jesus , also if you want I really recommend reading the Bible if you don’t already it’s awesome and giving your life to Christ (living for Jesus Christ)/getting in a relationship with God Its really amazing ,even life changing. God bless !
🤍
“Produce good fruit as evidence of your repentance” (Matthew 3:8)
“For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord."(Romans 6:23) Jesus Christ loves you 🥰
@@jesuschrististruth3731 Jesus Christ loves you , Jesus died for us all,and rose from the dead on Easter Sunday you can trust Jesus , also if you want I really recommend reading the Bible if you don’t already it’s awesome and giving your life to Christ (living for Jesus Christ)/getting in a relationship with God Its really amazing ,even life changing. God bless !
🤍
“Produce good fruit as evidence of your repentance” (Matthew 3:8)
“For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord."(Romans 6:23) Jesus Christ loves you 🥰
I give you MAJOR props for managing to vlog while having such a busy schedule.. that’s not an easy thing to do!
Thank you 🥺
Please do some more CNA content/how it works into the busy schedule of being a nursing student. It seems like such a great learning opportunity, but I'm nervous I'll be super overwhelmed doing that.
I'm a BSN, RN. Girl, I can't do any exercise anymore. 4 yrs in the field. I sleep whenever I can when I go home or if it's my off then I rest whenever I can while on duty and whenever there's like “free time” and a chair I thank God for the opportunity even though most of it are less than 5 minutes.
But for me, all the workload and tiredness is worth it if you really love nursing and the field you chose.
You’re 100% correct. Med/Surg is great to learn skills... BUT if you know OB is your end goal...go for it. It’s a hard floor to get hired on bc the burnout rate is lower and most people stay their whole careers there. Working the hospital as a CNA helps, though! Shoot the OBs nurse manager an email every so often that way when it comes time- she knows you’re motivated.
Thank you for this!! I will definitely do that!!
My coworker said this to me and I’m currently working on my CNA 1 and 2 certification I can’t wait to get into the hospital my speciality is ONC/HEM people say it’s a weird first choice lol
@@sailormagic13 everyone has their niche!
Definitely a "whats in my CNA/PCT bag" video! I'm a PCT on a Cardiac Stepdown unit, so I love seeing what other PCTs take to work.
Definitely can do that!
You should totally make a like what’s In my work bag as a CNA!! Ps I love your videos so much!
Okay!!:)
Yes please!
You inspire me so much and I can’t wait until I am in nursing school. My dream is to become a postpartum nurse.
I just accepted a job as a new grad on a postpartum floor! Keep at it, you can do it!!
I’m so happy to hear that! One day you will be ♥️
my dream is to become a peds nurse or doctor
@@saraleatherwood473 peds is my second option!
I start nursing school this summer and I’m a full time float CNA at the children’s hospital in my city I was worried I wouldn’t be able to do both but you are inspiring 🥺
"I don't need it but what if someone else does." (26:04) That is the heart of a nurse! I love it! :)
I would love to hear about how you balance working and school. Also about being a CNA during the nightshift vs dayshift. I am about to finish my CNA program and I am also starting my ABSN program this fall. I wanted to work during school if possible. I've watched you since the last time you worked as a CNA and it's been so amazing seeing you and Josh grow!! I feel like I'm always a step behind you in my nursing career and so you guys feel like my cool older siblings giving me life advice 😂
Will add these to my list :)
ABSN is gonna be way harder to manage along with a full time job. I did an accelerated nursing prior to transferring to a traditional program. I wish you the best!
i’m also gonna start my cna soon and i’m 26 right now. i am hoping to go to school once i finish my cna, find a job, and go to nursing school. i’m not sure to if should go for accelerated nursing school. i heard that wherever you decide to work they will help you go back to school to finish your RN. i’m in ny right now and idk if i feel old already to be a cna and a nurse after. i hope it won’t be that bad and i haven’t been to school in awhile so i’m so nervous. this is my first time stepping the big step you know. i hoping it won’t be that bad.
@@jcastillo6142011 you can do it
I had so many people tell me "you need to do med-surg first" and I knew I didn't want to do that because I worked on a medsurg floor as a CNA. I always wanted to do something with OB and I got offered a RN position in the maternal float pool so I'll get to get in the NICU, L&D, Peds and Mother Baby! So don't get discouraged!!
Thank you🥺 my heart has felt so discouraged the last couple weeks so hearing this is so needed ♥️
i’m not even a nurse but i love watching these videos omg
Love that😂
I'm graduating in a couple weeks and starting in the NICU in July. Definitely go for what you want, if you're passionate, the interviewers will see that and it'll set you apart from others. You'll learn everything you need to on your specialty unit. Don't do med surg if you know it'll burn you out.
Wont give up that’s for sure 💪🏼
Don’t get discouraged about your chances of starting in L&D, so many new grads start out in a specialty unit! I feel like everyone just tries to scare new nurses into starting in med-surg because a lot of people don’t really like it as much lol
Thank you for sharing this 🥺💗
As a float cna, i hate being float to med surg! Just got accepted into Rn program and i will definitely not work med surg when i graduate lol🤣
Im in nursing school and a PCT as well!! Im so happy I found this channel it keeps me motivated :)
I'm studying nursing in Brazil and my goal is after college I start my process to become a nurse in the United States. Your channel is helping me a lot with English, I'm grateful for that. 😊
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I hope you realize that you're a superhero! the amount of stuff you get done.. I could never, wishing you all the best ❤️ also, I love your hair on April 22nd! such a cute hairstyle 😍
I’m struggling but thank you so much 🥺💗
I’m a premed student and am weeks away from getting my cna and you’re so inspirational 🥺🥺💜
Thank you🥺
I started as a new grad in Labor and Delivery two years ago and am still there. Yes I wish I had some medsurg experience but I wouldn’t trade my experience for anything else. Love where I am! I can see that you really want it and will make a fantastic labor nurse!!
Makes me happy! Thank you for telling me this 💗
Yes I would love to see how you prepare for night shifts and more CNA videos!!! Thinking about applying to a cna position since I just finished my first semester of nursing school!
Yay okay!😊
The best way to get a non med-surg job as a new grad is to already work as a CNA/PCT, especially if you’re working on med-surg as a tech! It shows nurse managers that you know how to work hard and manage your time - most of my friends who got med-surg jobs as new grads hadn’t worked as CNAs before! I just graduated on Friday from nursing school and I was a tech in med-surg but landed an OB job right out of school! You don’t have to start in med-surg, there’s no sense in starting somewhere you don’t want to be!
Love love love love reading encouraging comments about this!♥️
Thank you for this video! I'm a nursing student and just received my CNA certification and applying to CNA positions to work in during my last two semesters of nursing school. I think, the in hospital experience will help in my learning and for when I a graduate. I only plan to work part-time or per-diem but not sure if nights or days would be better? I keep hearing nights are great bc it is usually slower and you can find time to study, but it wrecks your sleep schedule vs. days, which are better for your sleep schedule but super busy so it would be hard to find studying time.
Perfect way to get my Monday started! Thank you my friend ❤
I’m wrapping up my 8th thesis length assignment this year before summer break next week. 😩😩 This video is the motivation I need to get through. All I need is a coffee and I’ll be sorted.
Yes!! Get that caffeine and crush that exam!!
First time I’m this early and it feels so good lol. Excited about starting my Bsn program in June, and I have to say that your videos motivate me to want to do my best.
Yay that is so exciting!!😍 happy to help motivate :)
i work overnights on an ambulance and i totally get you when you say it still feels like thursday! the days literally blend together.
worst part is, its never see ya tomorrow its always see you tonight😅
Hahaha right😂 one of my nurses asked if I was back tonight and I replied saying no tomorrow night like an idiot lol
Loved this video because it was so realistic of what MOST people go through with trying to juggle their busy lives.. it’s hard work!! Reminded me of my nursing school/CNA days :) but keep at it and definitely shoot for your dreams whether it’s in L&D or whatever you end up choosing!!
Congratulations on your new job! 💕 I just got a job offer as a PCT in the telemetry unit at a hospital near me! I’m so nervous but also excited to get more experience.
Thank you!! Congrats to you too😍
Congratulations and good luck on your journey! Don't ever forget why you started.
I can't wait for more CNA vlogs cuz I'm going to be a CNA soon and it just inspiring
Excited for you!!😊
yes especially working full time in nursing school. i’m about to start working 2-12s in the continuing care nursery at my school’s hospital while in my undergrad and i’m actually terrified. She’s doing so much more and she seems successful so i’m less stressed and more hopeful about this.
0:55 aw 🥺 a precious moment 💕
My baby🥺🐱
I’m about to finish up my CNA course loved this video! I’m doing ADN program hopefully this upcoming semester, i’m just ending my freshman year of college and am starting a youtube too. Cool to see someone on a similar path
Congrats on starting the new tech position! I just accepted a night shift tech job and I'm super nervous about managing it with a nursing school schedule, but watching your content is super helpful!!
Thank you!! I’m happy to help in any way I can😊
So happy for you! I also just got a job at a hospital as a PCA 2 on the Oncology floor but my end goal is to be a L&D nurse 🥳🧚🏼❤️ wishing you luck and positive vibes
We will get there one day sissy👶🏻👶🏽👶🏿
I take hesi too! Use the electronic practice questions bank that comes with Saunders book on the elsevier website. Super helpful rationales!!! Good luck!!
Yes I use all of those love them!
I admire you so so much!! I’m going to be a senior in highschool and I’m currently getting my CNA but I am going to study nursing in college!
Me too girl! I’m starting my cna program next month!
No, you do not have to start on med/surge as a new grad nurse.
if you have healthcare experience and you do, you can start on a specialty unit as a new grad nurse.
Critical Care Tech/EMT- hopeful nursing student for Spring 2022.
Love hearing this! Obviously work on anywhere would be helpful, but it shouldn’t be so pressured or forced! 💗
there is a Phrase I keep hearing as I pursue Nursing "Nurses eat their own" is what I keep hearing and that's a trip
there are several reasons why this happens I have my theories on it but I will keep them to myself, meantime Nursing is a great Career. glad to be studying Nursing Science. and also glad to be learning all of this Anatomy and Physiology it's Intense.
Josh wiping the microwave while cooking, yesssssssss... love your videos, sending all the good vibes your way!!!!
Little chef man. Thank you!☺️
It’s my first day today! Super nervous! So glad you had a good day!
You got it boo😚
That’s soooo funny bc I felt the same way about med surg 😉
It’s kool how the supervisor took you to lunch to get to know you. WHAT A GREAT MORAL BOOSTER!!
GOOD LUCK 👍🏾
Thank you!!😊
Amazing way to end a Monday night!!!!
Appreciate the concurrency girl. Your vlogs motivate me 😊
I'm the same way when I don't get the grade I was expecting...I've gon so far as to respectfully question my instructor and have surprisingly gotten some grades updated in my favor.
You don't have to start in med surg, Im not either! I graduate in may and start OB & Ped for the summer. After that, Im gonna float (cause here you need to float to at least 3 units after your probation for a while). Im sure I'll be totally ok! You learn so fast on the floor and yes med surg make you learn the basics faster but the best path is always the one you love the most.
Thank you🥺 good luck to you!! I’m so so excited for you💗
Don’t listen to them! Start where you want.. I have heard that the nurses who are willing to teach would much rather teach a new nurse who doesn’t already have habits and ways of doing things that they learned on a different unit! Both me and my sister are in different states but we’re both starting as new grads in the icu!
Your such an inspiration for me I plan on becoming a pediatric NP
I always get emotional when I think about working in labor and delivery and I actually do cry!! And I’m like what is wrong with me?!? I also cry when I watch videos about it.
Girl your my inspiration I finish cna school this week and hoping to land rn school soon!💗
I started nursing school in an accelerated program and still not done. Had to take a break due to finances and illness but I've been back now. I hope you guys are all graduated
I’m a cna and about to finish my first semester of nursing school. Have you always been a full time night CNA? If so, how do you manage your time with studying and working? I’ve been working every other weekend because it’s so much work... especially since I’m in a 2 year program.
Not during nursing school. I was a full time nanny for my first 3 quarters and loved it. Not thinking I’m going to last full time after my first two weekends! School needs to come first!
This is so exciting, I start my job in a hospital in CO also on a MedSurg Oncology floor as a CNA in a few weeks😊
Out of all the floors I’ve floated to that one has surprised me the most with how much I enjoy it!
Good luck to you!!💗💗💗
Girl med-surg... sigh I hate managers who try and gate keep and say start in med-surg. NO. You shouldn’t have to if you don’t want to. If you are competent and willing to learn the speciality and qualified why not!? My ICU manager always said it’s a lot easier to teach a new grad than to try and get a seasoned nurse to change their ways. Go for what you want ! Good luck.
I know! I feel like first year is when we’re the most coachable and craving to learn and find our passion! I hate that we’re pushed away from pursuing stuff:/ thank you for saying that my heart has been needing some encouragement ♥️
This was such a great video! Gets me all excited again for my nursing degree :)
You look good in that scrub color! I'm so jelly. My favorite scrub color is navy, which most of the nurses at my hospital get to wear, so GOALS! Can't wait to hear what you think of the trauma unit!
Hahahaha thank you for saying that cus I haaaaatteeeee it on me. I just wanna be in the light blue surgical scrubs 😭
You’re gonna do so amazing at this!!!!
Thank you🥺
Props to you. Don’t know how you have time to do these amazing videos while In school. Currently in my second year of FNP and dude I am just drained 😂 (Shrek sounds about good right now)
I love your videos so much. For the past month I have been watching your videos from the top and down.
Awh thank you, I love that 🥺💗
Med surg exam tomorrow, but first must watch AT's new vlog! hahaha definitely should be studying.
NO STUDY FIRST🤓🤓🤓
absolutely no better way to relax before finals week! thank you for killing the uploads & i hope the new job is well! praying for you & your lil fan always 🥰 love you 🤍
Love you my dear ♥️
I loved watching this! Thankyou for creating amazing content! :) hope uni is treating you well💓
Thank you!🥰
would love to hear about your experiences/first thoughts on the units you're floating to! also I died at 21:53 lmaooo
Okay!! Lol yay😂😂
I completely agree with you about how if you want to do L&D you should (and not start on med surg first..)
L&D is my passion!! I LOVE it🥺❤️ I graduate with my BSN in June and i started applying to hospitals and sadly it’s so hard to find L&D jobs as a new grad ugh!! I did got a job offer on a Neuro/Epilepsy unit.. but I guess you gotta start somewhere!! Loved watching your night shifts because that’s what I’m gonna be doing here soon & I’m SO nervous 😂
Right? Obviously, I would be grateful for any job out of graduation but it just sucks when it’s felt forced on you😅 congrats to you though how exciting!!🥳
you should do a favorite scrubs video or one showing your scrubs!
I have been looking for a video like this for soo long! I'm currently getting my CNA and I would like to go to nursing school when I graduate.
I love your nurse videos your the only nurse on RUclips who whole video I can watch lol
Awh thank you 🥺
Can you please make a video on how you balance school and work with a social life I’ll be starting nursing school next year and I want to keep my hospital job
I’m a PN student and am super nervous but excited to start this journey. Any note taking tips or stuffing tips you recommend?
This is literally me school in morning for nursing and cna a night 11-7
I just passed my state test on Saturday for my CNA 🥳 looking for only part time while I’m school
Yay congrats to you!!💗
Congratulations!
I don’t even know how you do it all. God bless you.
wait omg you look exactly like a character that appeared on chicago med ps. love ur vids!!
Of course, I learned in eticate about Grey's Anatomy, and love the show.
I must know where you got your satin leopard print pjs ?
Hey! I know you’ve done one of these before but can you do a hairstyles video or like a skincare routine?
Yes!! Once I get my schedule down and under control I plan to film a ton of extra vids like that!
love this vlog!! So happy your new job is going so well!! ;)
Thank you 😍😍
please do hair tutorial for the french braids!! i love
This is so encouraging to me 😊
Yay😊
Hey love I'm a cna as well I really love wrk new subscriber 🥰🥰best wishes to you good luck in school
road to 50K!! so excited for you💛💛
We madeeee itttt🥳🥳🥳
what shoes do you wear at your CNA job/school clinicals? my school requires us to wear all black leather shoes & i'm looking for recommendations! luv your vids
She’s so gorgeous bro 😳😳😳🥺🥺🥺😍
Loveeee the long vlogs
Good🤪
random comment but you filmed this the day my daughter was born 💗
Love your videos. Thank you for sharing.
What kind of unit do you work on? I’m on the waitlist for nursing school but I’m currently a CNA in L&D
I was the COVID-19 screener at a nursing home and I basically did homework well I was a screener in school for my medical assisting stuff so I just did homework and I made TickTock’s
Is it hard having different sleep schedules during the beginning vs end of the week?
I just got done with my second semester (med surg 1 and mental health) and nursing school online is NOT fun 😂 luckily I have had in person clinical a
May I ask what school do you go to? I wanted to do clinicals in person and lecture online.
Is it a good idea to start as a CNA before nursing school?
The RegisteredNurseRN video is so accurate 😂
I have a question for you. Does your dress code allow you to wear a shirt underneath your scrubs? Cause, you might wanna wear a underarmour shirt underneath your scrub top.
Haha yes we can and i would but I think it’s too much under the jacket and would rather just wear the jacket instead!
Makes sense
Congratulations on 51k
Where did you get those pj’s at the beginning?!😍
i want to be in labor and delivery too! how long will you have to be in school for to do that?
I love your videos I been wanting to get the baby pink tote in your clinical bag but it’s sold out :((
I've been wanting it toooo! It really is a good bag. Im a CNA on a medsurg floor right now and it works well. I bought the black on off of Amazon and ill get the pink when it's back in stock! Lol.
@@KeikeNani I hope the pink one is back in stock soon and if not I might just get the black one 🥺 I want to use it too when I start working as a CNA
I know:( I hope they restock it soon! I did get the duffel and found it semi more helpful especially for work:)
@@AshleyTaylorr Ima look into the duffel one thank you🥺 I love your videos!❤️
Love your content so much!💕💕
Thank you!💗
I had my capstone on a med-surg unit that had a manager who was super adamant about starting on med-surg. Long story short I got a job in an ICU at a different hospital and the manager proceeded to call my school and claim that I was unprofessional/that I acted like med-surg was below me. I know you don’t know me but this was not true at all and when I reached out to my preceptor she said she thought I had done a great job. Anyway just watch out for that because it’s really messed with my head and got me into a ton of trouble at school.
I’m truly not worried at all! I play along every time someone brings it up and I would never think of any unit or treat any unit as if they were below me!