BURNT OUT as a Nurse Practitioner | The reality of working as a Nurse Practitioner | Fromcnatonp
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- I AM BURNT OUT! Today is just a quick car chat video sharing how I am currently feeling about my role as a Nurse Practitioner.
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Our whole medical system is a mess! Profit driven instead of patient driven puts us all at risk. Corporate "culture" pretty much everywhere is awful. I see burnout in all different fields. I am not in health care, but I am on call pretty much all the time, and it wears on me. It's good that you are prioritizing your mental health. Hopefully you will land somewhere that feels like a better, safer, fit.
Thanks so much for watching! Totally agree that the health care system is a mess!
Burnout is a healthcare thing in my opinion, especially in SNF and this pandemic didn't make it any better. I hope you get some well deserved rest.
Thanks for watching! Definitely a mess 💕
It’s the same working for a physician group in ER. Constant pressure to see more patients. I understand the burnout. 😰
Hey what is your IG?
@@fromcnatonp I got rid of my other social medias. Needed more time in my life.
@@thesunnyedge send me your email need to touch base since we are in the same state
I think it’s time for you to start own practice. That way you can control the type of care that your patients will receive.
Thanks so much for watching! I don't even want to take that one honestly its not for me.
Unsupervised NP? great idea.
Omfg Lori! Woman ….I can’t tell you enough how much this resonates with me right now. I had to take a real hard break woman. I’m going to DM you on IG because girlllll. The struggle is real mamas 😩
I definitely understand and empathize. It sounds like we practicing as NPs around the same time. I started back in Sept 2018. I felt burnt out as well and quit my NP job back in February. I was getting increasingly anxious and more depressed going to work. I knew it was time to go. The clinic I was at was run by chiropractors. I took a crisis ICU RN position but I was quickly reminded why I left bedside. I agree with a previous comment that some nurses are brutal. Right now I’m trying to figure out my next move.
I really appreciate your take/insight at 6:55. This is the nature of being a physician. We absolutely care about patients, but our caseload is insane, and we have far too many patients and are spread too thin to be able to spend the kind of time that we would like to with each and every patient. I think you have a unique perspective because you've seen both sides (bedside/provider role). I dunno what the solution is, but I sympathize with what you are saying. Being fast isn't from a lack of empathy, it's from outside pressures and for-profit bullshit.
I definitely know how it is now that I have worked both areas. I don’t know the solution either, hopefully it change for the better. Thanks for watching
I got burnout in 4 months because I didn't see an end of the work.... I felt like I was going and going from one room to another. NPs do get burnout.
Thanks for watching! I hope you are doing better 💚
@@fromcnatonp I hate it when I see a doctor is interested in the number of people he or she will see and speed up talking and examining you. If I notice that I will never go back to such a doctor. working like in a factory where you have to make 100 Cokes or tissue papers per hour.
I totally get you. I’m an RN and was considering going back to school to become an NP to avoid being burnt out. But idk yet I’m still undecided on it. I strongly encourage you to Take a break it’s very much needed. And check into dialysis that’s the field I’m in. The NP in nephrology has it easy from what I see. They just go from clinic to clinic doing there rounds but they don’t do much patient care besides just a quick assessment and move on to the next pt. Try to look into it and see if it’s a fit for you. Or possibly opening up your own practice so you can be your own Boss at what you do. Thanks for making this video and being transparent with us.
Hey sis. I’m thinking about going back to school as well, because I’m burnt out as an RN. I was thinking about Psych NP because I thought I could handle that. But that might make me burnt out as well. So how do you become a dialysis NP? You apply for what program in school FNP???
Thanks so much Kimberly for watching and all your suggestions. I have heard anout nephrology from another NP… I am looking into other specialties. I always try and be as transparent as I can
@@fromcnatonp your very welcome. Def check it out. I think you will love it since it’s way less hands on.
@@dee27206 you don’t need any dialysis experience as an NP to apply. They can train you. All you need is a NP license even in FNP they will still hire you and train you on the job.
@@Paris.beauty__ thank you Kimberly!
🗣 I get it!!!!
I recently purchased a book called Practice Pearls and I think you should get it! I’ve been practicing a little less than you but it does start off by explaining the pros and cons of private vs hospital work.
All of these jobs come with its cons. I felt the burnout also.
Hey Cresha! I will go look up that book and get it, thanks for the the recommendation. I know all of them have a cons, that is why I really have to look at all angles before I say I am going back to school or even get any other Certification.
@@fromcnatonp I definitely considered going back (for Psych) as well for the same reasons as you but honestly I’ve had the most peace as of late because I transitioned from working for others full time and started being in my own clinic full-time. One mistake I made was going back to work as an RN PRN about a month ago. But I can tell you right now this won’t last! As soon as my office picks up more I’m out. The disrespect is unreal. I forgot how absolutely messy and dog eat dog hospital RNs can be.
@@CreshaNicole_DNP get it NP Creshaaaa, i wish the very best for your clinic... Girlfriend the best side is a f****ck warrrr you hear me, you have to fight everywhere you go in order to be respected, it's tiring. Girl, health care is a hustleeeee, and the burn out is real at all level. However, one thing for sure getting yout post grad certification in Psych , will boost your practice even more.
Hey Laurie, I’ve been a Family Practice NP for 2 years and see an average of 15 pts per day in clinic. I have considered urgent care, but friends I know who do it see so many pts per day, BUT aren’t dealing with the number of complaints or going over labs, refilling meds, etc like we do, so I think it’s less stressful, depending on how busy the clinic is. My typical patient encounter is: “I’m here for lab results, BUT I’m having migraines, abdominal pain, and back pain for the last few weeks. Although we want to address all these concerns in one visit, we cannot be thorough this way, and trying to explain this gets challenging, because the pt wants everything addressed in one fifteen minute visit. That’s the most challenging thing for me. Does going over labs and reconciling meds get old? Sure, but it’s the nature of primary care. I’ve been wanting to do nursing homes for awhile since you can make your own schedule and not be tied to a clinic all day. If you want to call in sick or leave half day, your pts have to be cancelled/rescheduled which can be challenging, too. Psych NP is another good choice. They’re paying high 100’s to $200k and visits are quick/lucrative career. It’s just not for me, though. Definitely try other specialties and find your niche. Hospital medicine is stressful and I can see how it’s affecting you, mentally. You got this!
Thanks for sharing, I totally get what you are saying when I was in the office I had the same issue as well with patients. The nursing setting is by far the best when it comes on to flexibility but after that for me it’s a struggle!
thank you for always keeping it real and sharing your experience as an NP in the nursing home setting! i know now to stay away from there when i become an NP lol. hope you find the right job for you soon!!
Thanks so much for watching! I really try to share all of it good bad or ugly
I'm actually not surprised. I've been watching your videos lately. You see a lot of patients, plus you round in the hospital and do wound care. It's a lot! You deserve a break. I just took a month off from the bedside & I don't miss it.
Have you thought of just opening your own practice ? whether it’s a med spa , HH agency , home care etc ? I’m in school right now to become a RN and I was thinking that’s the only reason that I would go further is to have my own practice . I understand your frustration because I have worked in SNFs for 5 years as a therapist and it stressed me out as well. Such horrible conditions really made me question everything. But pray on it , and God will show you what to do. All the best ❤️
I’m looking into becoming a NP in the future so this was interesting to me. I love all the point of views. I’ve worked as a healthcare administrator for 20 years and I could tell you, we hate it too. The bosses like to push productivity and I’ve always seen that as unfair to patients/clients as well.
I see the average 3 patients a day as a family Nurse Practitioner at a child advocacy clinic. If you know what a Sane nurse that is pretty much the type of patients I see, along with drug exposed children, physical abuse children, and neglected children. I have been doing it for almost three years. I feel like I have the time I need with my patients and their families. It is not for everyone but I really love the impact we have on children and their families.
3 patients a day? That’s a very low number!
Wow! Camile 3 pt a day, I am assuming this role is kinda like saying 1 or 2 pt in like a ICU setting as a nurse ( correct me if I am wrong) meaning these pt are busy a lot going on and such. Thanks for watching and I am glad you are in a role you love.
@@fromcnatonp actually it is very manageable. Patient load is low because we can not plan for patients. Abuse can not be scheduled with 15-20 patients a day. The children are only followed in the clinic for a year at the most. A lot are only seen for 3 months. They do not want us to burn out
@@fromcnatonp majority of the children have normal exams.
I'm a STNA, I Think it is important to remember why you became a nurse in the first intention. I understand tired and I have to remember why I became a nurse aide. Maybe taking some time off will be good, but remind yourself why you wanted to be a Nurse and Nurse Practitioner. I know NP is different from being a nurse aide ( you have way more responsibility). But take some time off and remind and remember why you started in the Nusing field. That will help you everyday you work. I constantly have to remind myself that. And I became a nurse aide was to care for people, the way my mom was not cared for. I hope this helps at least a little bit. God bless
Currently an NP. I've been practicing as an FNP since 2017. Worked primary care and inpatient ( peds office, PACU, nursing home, childrens hospital and now inpatient acute pain management) sometimes multiple jobs at once. I'm going back to school now for CRNA. NP burnout is real and you have to figure out how to get a job/position that allows you to live your life. We have to move away from living to work and more towards working to live. Sometimes that even means leaving healthcare. For me, even though I love the Healthcare field, specifically nursing, I contemplated leaving a few times. Covid is/was stressful and put a toll on a lot of us. Do what's best for YOUR mental health because your patients will be no good if you aren't, no matter how good your heart is.
So sorry friend! You worked so hard even through Covid! God will bless you with discernment and an opportunity will reveal itself. I pray it’s one that brings relieve purpose and satisfaction!
Thanks for always being transparent. I learn a lot from you. I am an Acute Care NP student currently at an HF CLINIC; we see 14 pts a day in 30 min increment. And 1 hour lunch break which you can easily catch up on charting . What I mostly hear about the NPs complaining of are non compliant pts and charting. I haven't been precepted in the hospital yet, but I'm leaning more towards the outpatient side of acute care.
I totally agree with you, I always say it's something about nursing that is mentally and physically exhausting ! I'm just a bedside nurse, this September will be 10 years for me and I have alot of days thinking if I studied a little harder ex. bio engineering. my cousin is so happy , it's a mix of medicine and the machinery side of healthcare. God be with us, we will find our happy medium for work environment where we can make a living to eat and not feel discouraged about going to work.
What kind of jobs can you do with bio-engineering?
@@dee27206 my cousin works for a company in California that works with companies such as Brad. Brad is a brand we use in the hospital, they make Foley catheter and many other catheters. My cousin design and test them. She also observe surgery during knee replacement, she also design and improve quality of those also, it's a really cool job. She gets to travel all over the world on the company dime.
I feel you. Im going to quit my current job as primary care as 5 years np experience. thinking of different career. This burnout leads to anxiety, depression and insomnia, and negative impact to my mental health. Thank you so much for sharing your feeling.
I’m a inpatient palliative care/ hospice NP and love my job. I learned that taking pto and self care is crucial and has prevented me from walking out the door. Sometimes you may just need a new job or specialty. I could not work for nursing homes period. Prior to Covid I would make visits to hospice patients in facilities and all of the frustrations you speak of in your video is absolutely 100% true everywhere and that is the reason that I would not be able to do that type of work.
Thanks so much for watching! I am so happy you are loving what you are doing
Sorry to hear it. I got majorly burnt out in 2019 so I sort of understand the feeling.
Hopefully you can find a different role that's more orientated to what you want to do work wise.
Thanks so much. I hope you are doing better as well work wise
You're right sister, I feel the same. Take a long vacation and take good care of your self. You deserve to rest and get out work related stress out of your mind. I hate when people think that it's all about money.
Thanks so much for watching my dear! Definitely took some time off and have a couple more in the works. Definitely not all about money and ppl need to realize that.
I’m so sorry to hear that you are going through this.I almost left nursing after 14 years but I found hospice and 4 years later I’m so much happier! I’m about to graduate from my RN-BSN program and I’m happy that I didn’t do the MSN. What I did for my mental health was downsize, sell my house, get on a budget and work part time now. I’m so happy I made the change cause I was really gonna quit the profession. Prayers for you 🙏🏽
I am so sorry you’re experiencing this 😞🙏🏾 A vacation, reset and time away from bedside is necessary. Don’t be afraid to take the leap! Your mental health & well being matters 💕 & yes the urgent care I used to work at for 2 years we used to see 80-100 patients per day 😫
Thanks for watching! I have heard about the urgent care setting from many NP’s I know, some of them leave one provider there for the entire 12hrs the place is open even if there are a lot of patients to see. 💕
Praying for you❤ You're such a phenomenal NP I hope things get better for you.
You know I'm a new grad so I can't really speak much to a typical hospital NP experience. I did do a lot of rotations in primary care/internal med in school and I think it's safe to say that working in a specialty is significantly different from primary care. You may enjoy a speciality setting vs primary care.
Thanks so much LaShonda I really appreciate that! One 💚
Charting is how I dealt with a lot of evil early in my healthcare journey! “If it’s not written down it didn’t happen.” Enjoy your content. My cousin is an RN, I think she’ll benefit from your experience.
Ive been a NP for 3 years…and feel the same exact way. Its rough. I appreciate this video because I thought I was crazy for feeling this way. God bless!
You are not the only one! A lot of us feel this way many don’t want to admit it! Thanks for watching and hope it is getting better for you
Ok, honestly it sounds like you just need to take a break/vacation and develop some hobbies outside of your career. It has been said that once we mature and transition from children to adults that all the fun stuff we loved doing as a child we should continue doing those things in our adult years too! This practice will give your life balance and it would be easier to cope with the demand from your career! Keep in mind that your career isn’t forever but great memories last a lifetime so how you enjoy this time in your life does matter. You don’t sound fed up nor unappreciative about your career, you just simply need to start enjoying life outside of your career and also tap in to your passion that made you desire to be a nurse. A positive perspective can get you through anything!
Thank you for this! Such a mature and positive comment with a lot nuggets of wisdom. 🙏
@@ndutz01 Respect! It’s all love!
Blessings and thanks so much for this wonderful perspective! One 💚
@@fromcnatonp Like wise!
So thankful to you for sharing your perspective. I agree with you with regarding peoples lack of work ethic. You care about your patients and that’s one of the reasons why I really resonate with your channel. Sounds like the universe is nudging you towards a change. Nice to see you moving with it 💫. Hoping you find an opportunity (soon) to practice with more like minded professionals 💚.
I’m so sorry to hear you are experiencing burn out so early on in your nurse practitioner career it is definitely a thing and so many ignore it. I’ve been an FNP for a little over three years. I started out in urgent care for about nine months and I’ve been working in reproductive health since then and I absolutely love being in the clinic, off every holiday and Sundays and no work is taken home to complete. Have you ever considered working in a outpatient clinic or surgery center or maybe even pain management ?
Nursing homes are the worse to be NP. Some hospitals only care about the amount of patients you see! The more you see the better! That’s the biggest burnout because we as nurses want to spend as much time with our patient to find the root problem in their health.
I think you should try a specialty that you have never thought about. For example, cardiology, pulmonary, dermatology etc.
Thanks for the advice! Looking into all avenues at this point. Thanks for watching
I am considering dermatology. I'm not sure what that training looks like after grad school but it's definitely in the top two. I am not trying get drained within the first couple of years.
I don't think getting your acute care certification is a bad idea at all. It may set you back a bit in terms of time, money, and maybe a few other sacrifices, but if you'll be happier overall and can see a fulfilling and long lasting career out of it then I think that it's worth it. I remember you saying before that you prefer the hospital setting. You may deal with lots of stressors in the hospital too but the fact you'll be in a setting you find interesting and exciting may help to keep you going and not burn you out nearly as fast. Plus the stressors you'll face there will be of a different type that you may be able to work through easier.
More power to you! You have to do what's best for you. A new opportunity is close to you. My best friend just gave her 4 weeks notice at her job for the same reason. She does not have a job lined up at this time.
She has a lot of np experience in her favor though. Thank you for sharing and posting favor upon you 🙏🏾
I meant praying
Thank you so much! we all definitely need to know when things are getting to be too much. I wish your friend all the best and thanks for the prayers.
Please consider Nursing Informatics...from one nurse to another..I started with pre req for a FNP track and I switched to Nursing Informatics right before the core classes started,its the best decision ever!
I'm feeling overwhelmed and burned. 7 years NP in urgent care. I feel stuck. Thank you for talking about this.
Sis I feel you, but nuh tek up people baggage put pon yuh bak!!
Nurse Practitioner burnout is real! I even started doubting why did I choose FNP vs CRNA.
Mi say you sound like mi husband! him tell mi everyday. Girl I have these conversation with my friends all of us are FNP and we keep saying why 😩
Thanks for posting this. New grad here and I'm definitely taking my time to figure out where I want to be in thia field. New level new devil I guess. Hope u feel better
Congratulations on finishing my dear. I hope you find something you love and not as stressful. All the best to you.
As an Occupational Therapist in a hospitals I whole heartedly agree with everything you mentioned. Hoping that you are able to find some balance and relief. 💕
Thanks so much for watching and sharing and for your kinds words. One 💚
I think you've reached your optimal LEVEL!! Don't give up! Remember your vacation time. Also 45 patient's a day is OVERLOAD! I'm not an NP but I love nursing. Especially case management and insurance. I just don't like to work from home! I would love a side job.
I have been working as an NP for 7 years. Prior to that I worked as an RN in the hospital for 7 years. Prior to that I worked as a CNA in a nursing home for 4 years. I am OVER healthcare. I work in a clinic that schedules 6-7 patients an hour. We also take walk in patients. The sad thing is this is my "dream job." I care about helping people. This is my 3rd job as an NP. I have been here for 5 years. It's the same whatever you go. Healthcare in the US is completely broken. I'm currently considering my options ☹
Health care is definitely broken! 6-7 pt a hr is crazy! Me and you both is over HEALTHCARE! All the best to you
I appreciate this video so much ! 🙏🏾 praying for clarity in your next move girl !!! Burnout is so real on all levels of nursing
Thanks for watching and for your kind words 💕
Hang in there! I guess burnout is everywhere but the beauty of it all is we don't have to stay. We can always find our way around things. Having that nurse in our name makes a difference ❤
Thanks so much! most definitely
Thank you for sharing! Yes, the burnout is real. Have you considered working in a retail health setting? I love what I do and the work-life balance is great.
Thanks for watching! I am looking into all options at the moment!
PERFECT TOPIC! Im in the same situation now! Hello from DC!
Thanks for watching! I hope you are doing well my dear we are all in this thing together! One 💚
Im an RN working agency, getting sent to different LTC and skilled facilities. It is sad seeing what goes on, patients don’t get the proper care they need because nurses have so many patients on our assignment. 25:1, sometimes 30. It’s ridiculous 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️ God help us. I’ve only been a bedside nurse for alittle over 3 years and I’m over it.
Yes and non nursing professionals in upper management thinks it’s a piece of cake to have a 40 patient assignment as a nurse. Sadly but that’s where we are at in nursing.
@@cynthiaturner8435 So true. It’s crazy. Im hoping I’ll find my niche because i dont want to give up nursing yet but the way the system is, drives my stress level through the roof.
Thanks for watching. When I worked agency I used to go to LTC but the most pt I would get would be 6, so when I became a NP and when to nursing home I was shock with the nurse pt ratio but I guess they say its the acuity. I know how hard it is and stressful, best of luck to you
I really appreciate your efforts to let us know that.
It's my pleasure! Thanks for watching
Even the doctor's office is a burn out zone! Too much work not enough money. I went back to the floors and now I make $100/ hour. It's about balance. When I leave my job I'm done. As an NP I was taking a boat load work home. You take care of your mental.
All careers that pay that much an hour are stressful. Cmon now
@@mikeb4471 Right now I'm on a contract. The money won't last forever. My stress level stops when I go home. As an NP, my work always went home with me. Not to mention calling patients about abnormal labs, new diagnoses, Chronic Care Management call follow-up, rounding in the hospital it goes on. I only made $44.00 per hour. Ridiculous for a nurse with 18 years of experience.
I see a lot of NP going right back to the floor to work as a nurse just because of that fact ( taking work home) when we leave work we done. Thanks so much for watching and all the best to you
If someone is burnt out with an RN position then I feel becoming an NP, a role with even more responsibility, wouldn't change anything. Maybe try to get out of the nursing home? Try to make your life outside of work as amazing as possible.
Thanks for watching! I think it is really the job I am in or I hope so 😩. My life outside of work is amazing.
Thank you for making this video! VERY much needed!!
Thanks for watching 💚
Rest, balance, sleep, healthy eating, relaxation, enjoying nature n family, entertainment are ALL important. We MUST be good to ourselves before being good to anyone else. Learn to say NO….set boundaries
Beautifully said! Thanks and I agree. One 💚
I always said that if I go back to school post BSN it would be for CRNA.
Love everything about you ❤ 💕 ♥..thanks for the updates
I am so sorry about how you feel sis, I can see it all over your face. The burnout is real at all level, take a break, may be a two weeks vacay 💁? Girl healthcare is hard and is truly a hustle, the stress that comes with it 🤦🤦🤦😒 sheesh
Thank you so much 🤗 Healthcare is definitely a hustle. I am trying to take care of my mental space bc I need to
Oh no!😱 thank You for the truth! Please rest !
Thanks Jen! 💚
I have felt this way before! Made some job changes for sanity...it has made such a difference. But it was hard to change and give myself grace. Take care of yourself 🤗
i saw your video a year ago..when I got my first job as a NP and it was so helpful writing my first HPI. I was so burnt out after a year...i just finished my last day last week of that job, switching to a clinic/slight urgent care setting. Call, charts, it felt like I never had a day off. Now even after i'm done...I'm up at 3am (usually got up at this time to start charting)...I got another job getting paid per hour BUT i won't be taking home any work with me and I no longer have to take call (was on call 24hours/7days a week every 4-6 weeks on top of being on call 6am-6pm on weekdays).
I watched this video the other day and several things went through my head as I am starting school this fall and I know the demands on an ARNP are high so I am a little more nervous. OK as for your situation there are a few things I could suggest to help remove the pressure your under 1. just do wound care and go to a wound care clinic to work, there are several around me in Florida and that is all they do is wound care. 2. Just do wound care in skilled nursing and cut out the rest 3. Just be an ARNP and no wound care at all you have overdone it and loaded yourself down with too much work and burnt yourself out. Everything is to be taken in small doses in life too much of anything is never a good thing, you did wound care (hard enough on its own), regular visits, and hospital visits that is way too much for anyone.
It’s tough being at the bedside especially with the Pandemic
It definitely is my dear! Hope all is well
Thanks for your honesty
My pleasure! thanks for watching
ICU setting and we have 10-14 bed unit. It’s burnout but in a whole different way!
Thanks for sharing and watching. I hope it gets better for all of us
What about an outpatient clinic with a set number of pts on the schedule. Our Nps have a schedule of 10-12 pts a day. I know it’s not perfect for them, but more manageable.
Thanks for watching! I am just looking into all my options now.
It’s not every clinic. I’m also at an outpatient clinic granted it’s an FQHC community health center and our providers NP’s included see no less than 20pts a day. Sometimes even more because they can double book you
Thanks for sharing
Great video as always
Feeling very burnt out and it’s only been 8 months!
You don't have to stay there if they don't listen to you. I know a few colleagues( NPs) that got burned out quickly in the nursing homes. Don't compare yourself with anyone and don't try to excuse their mismanagement. In my nursing home we had a wound doctor, nurse practitioners and several doctors that rounded. They are giving you a job for many people. You need to calmly tell them what you can or cannot do and how many patients you can see in day. You're documenting or lack of it can bite you later if you're rushing. You need enough time to document, review charts, etc. They need you, and they don't know how much you can take. You need to present it in writing, how many patients you can see on a day. Or else that you will not be working with them. The management may not understand the NP and treat you as a nurse; yet you have the responsibility of diagnosing, prescribing etc that shift RNs don't
Thanks so much for watching and for taking the time out for all your advice. One 💚
Good vido,prayers for you and respect how hard you work.
Thank you so much! thanks for watching
I’m planning on being a np so this is helpful
Yess only been in for 10 months I'm living with regret already feeling so burnt out my contract is up in August I'm not resigning looking for another job
Glad it was helpful! Best of luck to you
So sorry to hear that but I know the feeling. It is a lot and when I tell ppl they say well it beats bedside nursing. All the best to you
Probably why I will no longer be pursing nursing anymore. Get rest. Relax. Regroup.
Thanks so much for watching, all the best to you
Hey Laurie! I am a NP student and I am thinking about doing a NP Residency program. What are your thoughts on these programs? I am hoping they help with my transition into practice and hopefully prevent some burnout .
Hey Angel! I did not do one but I hear a lot of great things about them. I don't have a problem with anything that will boost your knowledge and make you a better NP. So go for it. Best of luck to you!
I’m currently working in a huge health care system family med, 3 months in I’m already burntout. 😭
So sorry to hear, but I know the struggles all too well. Hope it will get better for you!
Hospitalist NP 6 years very burn out to the max..
I’m so burnt out .....won’t even do bedside care!
I totally understand..... One 💚
You should try a tic tok dance ! Some nurses highly recommend it for stress relief !
Lol! I guess so, thanks for the suggestion
How do you get burnt out as a np? Its not the same as working on the floor.
Me deh ya.
Your car is beautiful
Thank you
More patients = more 💰
I will DM you on IG. I have a new gig & love it!!!
Thanks 😊
I was working as a CNA going back to school for nursing. I quit my job and changed my major. I couldn’t do it
Good for you! I'm in my last semester of nursing school and I honestly want to quit cause I hate med surg and the 12 hour preceptor shifts
@@1babygirlg I was doing 12 hours shifts 7p-7a and I can’t tell you how many times I almost fell asleep driving. In just two months I was burnt out.
@@keahharrison4765 It's so scary how accurate you are cause me and another student were just discussing how burnt out we are only in 2 months preceptorship! An older nurse stopped me in the hallway and said she doesn't understand the 12 hour shifts and got out of the hospital back when they started cause she knew it was a disaster to come!
@@1babygirlg disaster isn’t even the word. I was working on a PUI unit. After a few weeks of me working there DHEC came in and ripped the place to shreds. With reason, we were extremely under staffed and we were just making due with who we had. But there were a lot of patients who fell through the cracks. Then we had a meeting about getting vaccines and how they wanted to make it mandatory to get it…. Even though we had patients still getting Covid who had the vaccine. It was just a hot mess and I couldn’t take it anymore 😩😩
SO sorry to heart that my dear but happy you decided it was not for you before you went all the way through. One 💚
IMO, you were burned out because you did Family Med and wound care at the same. Just focused in one specialty and you''ll be fine.
That's a Jamaican granny....lol
Hey, I watch you and Nurse Liz and you both just made this video within a few days of each other.
Wow! really I will check out what she say to compare if we both feel the same. Thanks for watching
@@fromcnatonp Be encouraged. All things work together for the good of those who love the Lord and are called according to His purpose. God knows exactly where He want you to be in this season. Whatever move you make, The Lord is with you. ❤❤❤
I’m a hospice nurse. The NPs on my job seem content
Thanks for sharing
We are all burnt out.
Everyone is different. Not everyone is Burnt out. Not a therapeutic thing to tell someone that is not feeling well.
Burnout for nurse practitioner working in nursing homes??
Yes! I think it is the job I am in not necessarily the NP role but idk until I get into another role. Thanks for watching
Research shows that burnout is more common amongst providers with less experience. Why this is, I’m not sure, most likely it’s r/t lack of resilience, though this doesn’t explain why burnout has skyrocketed on the last 10-20 years in particular.
Burnout is so real. Laurie, can you take a vacation?
Yes I can I recently took a little 4 day vacation but I have a long at stretch coming up… thanks 😊
It’s no better as an AGACNP. It’s about 💰 period and Covid-19 has highlighted the discrepancies and reality of clinicians!
I know it is a mess! Thanks for watching
Take a well needed break maybe 😟 your husband is correct as well.
Wah gwaan? Yes he is right! I just took a four day weekend break and to just get away. Thanks, hope all is well with you
@@fromcnatonp Very good. You can only do but so much. The entire Allied Healthcare Industry is going through a shaking. I'm sure whatever you do you'll do great and you'll balance things out a lot better moving forward. Tek care.
You didn’t have to put a title we can see your face
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See these comments are real real.. this industry is getting ridiculous. Omg
A mess!
FROM Someone who cares.....check you thyroid, looking at this video it seems enlarged and may be making you fatigued as well.......sorry i don't have any personal access to you to have left this msg else where
Thanks but thyroid is good 👍🏾 I just gain weight! One 💚
First here lol
Thanks so much
@@fromcnatonp Thank you
OMG....have you gained weight!! I hardly recognized you!