▪︎Day in the Life▪︎OR NURSE CIRCULATOR♡

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  • Опубликовано: 3 ноя 2020
  • Hey there Nurse Family!!👋
    It's been a while, but I'm back with another OR Nursing video. I wanted to take you guys with me on a typical workday to show you just some of what my day is like as a Nurse Circulator. I hope you all are remaining safe and stay blessed😁
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Комментарии • 40

  • @flocreation6498
    @flocreation6498 Год назад

    Hospital looks beautiful

  • @robinleslie1751
    @robinleslie1751 3 года назад +5

    Love the on-site scene of the day to day operations! Great Video!

  • @bc-sw2pi
    @bc-sw2pi 2 года назад +1

    You are such an inspiration Naptural! Thank you for helping me
    decide to be an OR nurse.

  • @kendreblue
    @kendreblue 2 года назад

    Great video! Thank you for taking us along with you.

  • @alejandravergara928
    @alejandravergara928 2 года назад

    Hello :) would you be able to talk/demonstrate common medications you use in the OR and how you draw them up etc. And every case is different, but the common instruments/tools that you usually work with, like the names to know/function etc. Maybe also like how you interview your patient prior to surgery, important questions, comforting words when you have an anxious patient what has helped you calm them down what you like to tell them etc. Thank you!! and how you handle tough situations with surgeons and strong personalities, when you forgot something, having strong skin, etc. Thank you

  • @4EVABLESSED7
    @4EVABLESSED7 3 года назад

    Thank you for sharing this!!!! I want to become an OR Nurse one day! Currently in LPN school now and I fell in love with my OR rotation. Thanks again!

  • @meerschweinchenn
    @meerschweinchenn 3 года назад

    omg, no more cases after lunch so you got to leave! woo! i work at a large trauma center with about 200-220 cases each day, and man are we busy. i consider my day good if we finish cases around 7p, but there are plenty of evenings we go until midnight or later. i may transfer to a smaller hospital/OR in the future.

  • @karenreed6917
    @karenreed6917 2 года назад

    Please keep the videos coming.

  • @jtbubbz3798
    @jtbubbz3798 2 года назад

    thank you for sharing! i had my OR interview as a new grad this past friday and im waiting to hear back :)

    • @gracea.5736
      @gracea.5736 2 года назад +2

      Congrats! I hope u get the job! Pls do u remember the type of interview questions that was asked. I have OR interview coming up and want to be prepared.

    • @jtbubbz3798
      @jtbubbz3798 2 года назад +1

      @@gracea.5736 She asked like the standard, “tell me about yourself? why our hospital? why the OR in particular?” and some behavioral/work ethic stuff like “describe a time when you had a conflict with a colleague and what did you do, attendance for work, describe to me what roles nurse have in the OR so i described a circulator and a scrub nurse” and an interesting one that i wasn’t as prepared for was “what would you do if you didn’t get the job?” and i think there might have been another one but i forget, mine was a 45 minute zoom interview but it was very casual and she described the OR program and what kind of surgeries they specialize in like trauma surgery

    • @gracea.5736
      @gracea.5736 2 года назад

      @@jtbubbz3798 Thank you, this is helpful.

  • @yolandaholmes7943
    @yolandaholmes7943 3 года назад +2

    Curious, Are you not required to change into hospital provided scrubs? I noticed you're wearing your outside clothes in the OR.

  • @davep2867
    @davep2867 2 года назад +1

    Do you work at an HCA facility?

  • @melissapotaczek5395
    @melissapotaczek5395 Год назад

    Where did you get your scrub cap? It’s so cute!

  • @summardione7513
    @summardione7513 3 года назад

    Came across your channel looking into OR nursing and I won’t say where you’re from but we are city buddies lol! Just made it to my 1 year of nursing and looking for a job change. I’m definitely thinking of the OR as a possibility.

  • @flocreation6498
    @flocreation6498 Год назад

    So you write alot as a circulator?

  • @SuperEagle421
    @SuperEagle421 3 года назад +1

    Does your work as an OR nurse involve specific types of surgeries/specialties, or any surgery that may arise?

  • @breyhall5684
    @breyhall5684 3 года назад

    Love your videos

  • @jennym732
    @jennym732 2 года назад

    When you leave early, do you get paid for full 8 hour shift or just how much you were there for?

  • @thlp6872
    @thlp6872 3 года назад

    Great video. What are your typical hours? How many days per week do you work? Do you work nights, holidays, weekends?

  • @SagaciousSix
    @SagaciousSix Год назад

    My lunch break is sacred to me. I wear ear buds and listen to music, but people still try to chat with me. I love my patients, but I need that 30 minute break from talking about them.

  • @cintyadealmeida5699
    @cintyadealmeida5699 3 года назад

    Thanks for your video. Do you get paid hourly or per cases?

  • @ThePinkishEgg1303
    @ThePinkishEgg1303 3 года назад +1

    I am struggling choose between cardiac telemetry and OR right now, I got two offer....

    • @cocoreo89
      @cocoreo89 3 года назад

      What is telemetry?

    • @ThePinkishEgg1303
      @ThePinkishEgg1303 3 года назад +1

      @@cocoreo89 the unit for monitoring cardiac patient remotely through the use of sophisticated telemetry equipment after surgery, procedure and other cardiac treatment or intervention

    • @Luv2Shop313
      @Luv2Shop313 2 года назад

      so what position did you end up choosing?

    • @ThePinkishEgg1303
      @ThePinkishEgg1303 2 года назад

      @@Luv2Shop313 telemetry but now is medical surgical

  • @rumailahussain3178
    @rumailahussain3178 3 года назад

    Hi there! Love your videos! I wanted to ask what do you do if your cases get cancelled and youre sent home.. doesn't that mean a pay cut since you're working less hours or is there a way for you to make up hours? I want to make sure that you are able to work a full 40 hrs a week regardless of cases being cancelled.

    • @NapturalAI
      @NapturalAI  3 года назад +2

      🙂Hello and thank you! So I think it depends on where you work and what's available at your facility. We have other ways of getting our ours here. They will also ask us if we want to go home, if not they will go to the next person. Trust me if you don't want to go home, someone else always does lol!

    • @rumailahussain3178
      @rumailahussain3178 3 года назад

      @@NapturalAI thanks for replying! So you have to float to another unit if you want to stay? I wouldn’t want to have to float to make my hours

    • @NapturalAI
      @NapturalAI  3 года назад +1

      @@rumailahussain3178 Not necessarily float. Like I said it just depends on where you work. At my facility there are plenty of things to keep us busy when we have downtime or not a lot of surgeries that day.

  • @MonicasNewLife
    @MonicasNewLife 3 года назад

    Subscribed!

  • @sr1347
    @sr1347 3 года назад

    Great video!!

  • @SoAmbitiousMD
    @SoAmbitiousMD 3 года назад

    Love this! I’m a new grad, looking forward to transitioning to the OR as a specialty! Where did you get your scrub hat from? @naptural_rn

    • @NapturalAI
      @NapturalAI  3 года назад

      🙂Thank you and congrats! I think I got it from Amazon.