LIFE UPDATE; AFTER 5 YEARS AND 6 MONTHS ..... I FINALLY LEFT THE CAREHOME TO THE NHS
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I can see Nanelle is now preparing herself to move to the States. She wants to gain NHS specifically ED or ICU experience before leaving…GOOD MOVE n CONGRATULATIONS 👍
....mu thought!!!😂
...my thoughts!
Probably but not absolute
No matter what she should not sell her house it’s important to keep all options opened and never put your eggs in one basket even if that basket is America
True
Going for NHS was the best decision i ever made, the money isn’t much but it opens a little of doors🚪 .
Welcome to NHS love👩🏽⚕️ !!!
NHS is the best decision ever. I spent almost 4 years in the care home. I left when I started losing my memory after night shift. The pay is small but you have your peace.
Congrats Nanelle. Always keep in mind your documentation and always report anything unusual to you. Lastly, do not omit your breaks irrespective of how busy the ED will be. Congrats again 🎉
Thank you . good tips there
Is it really possible not to omit breaks in ED 😂🤣🤣
@@EzekielOluwafemiBabajide it’s hard to omit breaks in all specialty with the NHS. I work in an Acute area gynae onc surgical and most days I don’t take breaks which isn’t great
@EzekielOluwafemiBabajide very possible. Why not take a break. Firstly you are not paid for it. Secondly its ED. Its never not going to be busy. Unless it's a cardiac arrest please take your breaks. One can't afford to be on their feet 12 hrs, you will be burnt out and start making mistakes and guess what they will find a replacement for you very quickly should you mess up or go off sick.
Congratulations Sis... May the Lord perfect all that concerns you. Amen.
Hi Nannelle, that's very brave of you. I made that change after working in the Care home for 1 year plus. To be honest with you, it's going to get worse before it gets better. Care home nurses are treated like they're at the very bottom of the food chain when they join the Trust. If that's the right way to put it. I nearly went back to the Care home where I felt more comfortable but I had a very strong social support system that helped me to stay strong and keep going. The stress you will feel...... Please stay strong and take good care of yourself. Keep all your Trust friends closer for advice and support. Go girl.....
You're so correct!
You are correct.. the stress…hmm
The plan is working permanently in the care home and doing bank in the NHS. You get your care home money and the NHS experience at the same time.
good idea
This is very true
I have this in mind too but the NHS are kinda skeptical when it comes to nurses without hospital experiences.
Congratulations Nanelle, just know it’s your videos that guided me on the self sponsorship route and everything from ielts to cbt and now awaiting PIN. Keep giving us more
wow congratulations dear
I like they way you're so honest about your experience. Big up!
I appreciate that
Congrats. I left care home 1 year ago to the NHS. I'm already a band 6 after 9 months in AMU. I had good colleague that helped me transitioned. Hope u see some to help you too. Good luck
That's awesome! I envy you
@@NanelleGriselda
Don't worry. You are too smart. You will see how you will transition. Slow and steady.
Pls help me transition biko
Thank you Nanelle for this video. I also left the care home and just finished my 3rd week Supernumerary but in a medical ward for the elderly. The feelings you have described are exactly like mine. I even keep asking myself if I can even do this as my only hospital experience was during rotation back in Ghana. I am feeling more motivated after watching this video and will stay tuned for more. Thank you for sharing your experience. ❤
Awwwww we will be fine
I can't wait for the next video.. i am excited to hear it. As i am aspiring to join the NHS soon by God's grace.
Nanelle. You are not the only one. I felt thesame way when I started. Feeling daft whenever I go to work. I now keep a small book for jotting ,so I don't keep asking people thesame question every time. However, ask questions if you are confident in doing any procedure as they are always willing to answer. The nhs trainings will help too. Keep soaring high. Always on point.
thank you
You are brilliant. You’re surely going to be a great nurse in ED.
It’s okay Nanelle, you’ll be fine. I tried Medsurge as a Ghanaian trained midwife. I had a similar experience. Luckily, my bedside skills advocated for me and they were willing to accommodate and retrain me in a different department. I’ll soon go back to a more acute setting. Proud that you took that bold leap from your comfort zone.
The hospital experience is very good as a nurse I work with the NHS permanent and bank in nursing home
This is same experience i have .after my practice at the hospital, i have decided after my school i wont stay at the care home but go to the Hospital. There i will learn alot.i cant have a BSC in Nursing and Limit myself by ending in the care home.i will like to explor to See where i am more comfortable in. Thanks alot for the encouragement.
great idea my sister
You’ve done so well and you don’t cease to amaze me. I’m here as a band 5 Nurse in the NHS by your guidance and special Grace of God🙏🏻 Kip it up Girl💐💐💐
Wow, thank you!
Congratulations Nella 🎉you have really achieve a lot either as a nursing home or ED nurse.To be sincere probably won't have achieved this milestone maybe if you have started in the ED,so in all you have done very well. Do not regret any because We Nurses learn everyday .
Keep it up girl.. it would help you prepare for your NCLEX and great job opportunity in the U.S 👍🏼
Congratulations 🎉
I have been in ED for some months now and i must say it hasnt been easy but in all we give Glory to God, i just wanna give up sometimes even though some staffs are supportive and as long as you are willing to learn u wll be just fine....ED is fast😂so be careful about medication errors as everyone is in a hurry,take your time to prepare meds and/or second check. Ask questions please because no one knows it all weda new or old.... documentation!!!!,any litlle chance you get after giving care kindly document or in emergency cases u write "restropect" if documentation is delayed...Take your breaks please and reflect...i have alot to say but will stop here for now.
Cheers.
Congrats🎉🎉🎉 nanelle ! Your channel inspires me a lot. I have my Bsc but I wanted to try the self sponsorship route for Nurse Associate but my sister who is already a midwife in uk convinced me to wait for my RGN certificate from NMC- Gh and come in as a registered nurse instead . I cant wait to finish with my rotation.
You can do it!
Because you’re positive about your new role in no time you will be rocking the ED, 🎊
Tips: please get the most comfortable shoes because sometimes you won’t get a chance to sit down and don’t forget your magnesium supplements ❣️
The shoes !!! youre so right . any brand youll recommend ?
@@NanelleGriselda the brand i highly recommend is the on cloud , have been wearing them for a year now and will never change
You are just starting as a Nurse, Nanelle. Wishing you a memorable experience at the Department.
Please stay safe.
I was so delighted when i saw the video title🥰🥰🥰.... Congratulations!!! I'm so happy for you... Keep inspiring us sis❤
Thank you so much 🤗
Just band 3 with the NHS I can do a lot am so grateful to God almighty. I can do venepuncture, I can insert and remove catheter for both male and female,I can do cannula, MRSA, ECG, check blood sugar, OBS, and so on. Though the pay is small but am still grateful for the knowledge
Try getting your hands on the oxford handbook for emergency nursing...it a good read to get you aware of the basics...if you have not already done so.
is it the pocket one ? i got it oo
The uniform is wonderful ❤ wow finally the NHS . . . Thats my dream
I think this is the best video going forward.
I respect your courage to speak the truth.
This would be a great clip to share with my sister that just qualified as a nurse and was lucky to get ICU offer.
I pray she succeeds in all her endeavours and you also succeed on this new path.🙏🙏🙏
I appreciate that
Awwww Nanelle thats a brave move. You'll do well just learn and do your best. ❤
Thank you, I will
Awwn Nanelle, I am actually excited for you. This is a new phase and you will surely excel in it. You got this 🙌🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
You're so brave to make this move, we've all felt the same way our first days in the ward, utterly felt stup!d😂. Alhamdulillah, it gets better.
Yes! Thank you!
I cried on my first day on the ward. It’s crazy! I felt really stupid😅. It’s getting better. I’m on my third month😊
Welcome to the club of the confused ..lol.. but not for long..😂 I’ve also recently changed trusts and will be working as a junior specialist doctor in ED and i’m starting on nights🤦🏾♀️.
We will be fine ok😂 God will take care of us! We will come out better🙏🏽
Awwww we will be 😂😂😂😂
Great move. A little advice for you next time don't be the runner nurse, be the one to document everything that is happening until you know around the unit very well.
In emergency situations you need a nurse who knows around the ward to be the runner nurse.
Well done for you bold decision.
Wish you all the best in your new role
Thank you🙏🏽
Hi Nanelle, your approach alone shows you'll catch up fast. you are a very smart woman. I have been at this junction too when I started my PhD abroad, the bachelors and masters student in my team always have that 'why are you so dumb' look. But, that is all history now. Congratulations sis🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank u !!!
ED and Acute, you will get to learn a lot as a nurse and HCSW .
Good choice Nanelle. As someone who moved from nursing home to emergency department, I can say it is worth every experience. Go girl🎉
I totally agree!
Hello just like me ! I was in the nursing homes and now I am also in ED ! Enjoyed this video
how long were you in the nursing home ? how long have you been in ED ? After how many weeks or months in ED did you become confident ?
Hello dear I have been in the nursing home for 1year 9 months exactly and I also used to go to the community to do assessments for admission to the home. I am an Adult trained nurse here in the UK and I went to the ED because I wanted to gain some clinical skills like yourself and I wanted to move to the USA 🇺🇸 or New Zealand 🇳🇿 eventually. I have been in the ED for 3 months and in the beginning it was a struggle because I wasn’t used to the fast paced but as time passed I got used to it and I enjoyed the different case loads that came through the door however it is going to be difficult so take your time and set up skills that you want to learn each month ie IV, ECG etc etc and you will slowly start getting more confidence.. there will be lots of study days so make the most use of those and do some outside studying also and make flash cards for ‘GCS’ tool ‘A-E’ tool etc hope this helps and best of luck ! Congratulations on your new job 🎊 🎉
No don’t feel this way
You are very brilliant, you will do so well 😊
thank u
I'm also trying to do self sponsorship to the uk as a radiographer. I already received my hcpc number and I'm awaiting a chance for an interview. I always watch your videos. It excites me and gives me hope. All the best to you and congratulation 🎊. Can't wait for my turn
Good choice.
The first 3 months is always the most challenging.
Just have an open mind. You will be treated like a dummy, like you just left secondary school, especially during the Supernumery period.
Just try and ignore, but do well to get signed off mostly in your medications, Ivs and Orals first.
If you are not comfortable to do any procedure, escalate to the NIC, ignore all the bombastic side eye.
Just tell your self you are here to learn. And with time, trust me, you will allright.
I left care home after 6 months to the ED.
Wow. You did well. thanks for the great tips ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Take it easy, one step at a time. You will be a pro soon..one piece of advice * if you are not sure of anything always ask an experienced staff..they are there to support you. Well done Nanelle
Thank you ❤️
I love your growth, Nanelle. Keep it up
Thank u
Congrats Nanelle 🎉
Don’t worry you’ll do well. Don’t be intimidated by anything or by anyone.
hmmmm
Nanelle, you definitely made a great choice moving to the ED. You will definitely learn and remember, no one knows it all.
Stay focused, you will be alright.
Finally, so happy for you. Go girl and I know you’ll do great. 🎉
That is a great move my dear. Congratulations and keep it up Strong Nurses Always ❤💯💯
Congratulations in new NHS nursing job🙏.
Make a video why you left a Care Home for NHS please.
Guess because of Agency Shift so she wouldn't be limited to working only in care homes
No rush, you will always get there. As long as you are happy, then you are okay
The ED is the best department to learn as a nurse. Don’t worry give yourself time and attach yourself to someone who is experienced and willing to help you… you will be a gee in no time
thank you
I love your honesty and your positivity!
You're gonna be a great ED Nurse. Congratulations! 🎉😊
Thank you!! 😊
Congratulations Nanelle!🎉 Thanks for sharing your honest story. This video can change somebody's life
I hope so!
As long as your happy thats what matters,despite the pay the nhs gives a lot of benefits and career progression.
Wow welcome to the crazy life of being an NHS nurse. You will do great 😊 😊
whats their annual
Thank you!! 😊
Oh my goodness 😍 you look good... Congratulations 👏👏 God loves you dear
Thank you so much 🤗
I am so so happy for you sister Nanell
Congratulations Nanelle
You will be fine in no time
Am soo proud if you girl 🎉 Av always been scared of working in ED even though am in NHS and you have no idea how much you have motivated me right 😉 Wow. Congratulations 🎊
Thank you so much!!
Nanelle, congratulations my dear!!
That’s an awesome move!!
Keep it up.
Thank you so much 🤗
Be more reflective in this journey. Yes quick leaning will help paaa and be mindful when speaking to families of patients. All the best
Nice. thank u
You’d easily adjust to your new role. I moved from working in a nursing home in the UK to a hospital in the United States. It was tough in the first few months, honestly. I’d always choose to work in the nursing home as far as nursing in the UK is concerned.
Hot cake nurses in the U.S. are ICU,ER and step down nurses.
U.S awaits you
Best wishes
Your videos are on point and encouraging. Thank GOD for the courage and wisdom to share…I can relate to your experience honestly
GOD’s grace all the way
I admire the fact that u love to grab hold of new things to learn and thats what's making u who u are now nan
It's the word" I embraced myself" For me. You always have to start afresh with every transition in nursing.
Your students are here behind you..
Big big big congratulations awwwww keep soaring sweetness ❤❤❤ God's got you back to back
Bigger congratulations my best of all RUclips 🎉🎉🎉🎉
I am happy for you, I prayed I shared the same success story one say.
Thank you so much
Wow, i'm impressed Nannelle. Keep it up. This is very encouraging 👏
Thank you so much!
Congratulations my darling🎉 you’re smart and intelligent and I trust in your potentials❤ you’ll catch up soon
Amen 🙏🏽
Congratulations dear. You took a HUGE STEP. More grease to your elbow
Yes! Thank you!
Keep pushing Nani girl.God is with you.We keep learning everyday.Just be calm and humble.Open your mind to learn. God will surely see you through
Congratulations Nanelle my girl. ❤❤❤God bless you ❤
Yes! Thank you!
Congratulations Nanelle, well done!!!! It’s like that whenever you move to a new area of work no matter how many years you’ve been in your profession. You’ll learn very quickly, don’t feel ashamed to ask questions ❤🎉🤗
Thank you darling ❤
Thanks for sharing your journey with us Nanelle, patiently waiting for the next video as a nurse working in a care home aspiring to go to the NHS as well
Coming soon!
Well done dear. Wishing you all the best. Is strange though that I am actually on the process of leaving the NHS to work in a Care Home after 15 years in the NHS😅
why are you leaving ? 😳
I think that's the best. Get the skills in the NHs and cool off in a carehome lol
You are in right place.
ED or AMU will stress you but you will learn a lot. Toughen up❤
So true!
Congratulations Nanelle🎉..i hope to get here soon 🙏🏾
Wow big congrats Nanelle, my first department to work in was ED😅boy oh boy I must say it’s definitely not for everyone 😅but definitely it’s good for learning so many skills .
youre so right !
Yayyyy🎉🎉🎉
Congratulations nanelle
Big....Big....Big congratulations Nanelle!
Congratulations 2u Nanelle.
Thank you! 🤗
I can relate I’m in ED here in Northern Ireland moved from a care home as well. You will feel the most useless ever in those first weeks but it gets better!. You will be flying soon.
I sincerely love ED and I make it a goal to read learn watch videos, I take it as a World Cup. All that together really helps you level up especially with the newbies from uni who make you feel your worst sometimes. 😂 forget them
i needed this
thank u
I am so happy for you. I know you will catch up and you are smart. All the best.
Thank you so much!
Congratulations Nanelle.G.Maybe yu should take a quick online course in Emmergency will help .
That's a great idea!
Congratulations Nanelle. I know you will catch up with everything. Just take it one step at a time. I wishbyou the very best in the HSC
Thank you so much!
Never too late to start learning all over again, good job 👍
Very true!
Emergency
A big congratulations Nanelle.
As you said no rush, it's better to be late than never.
I agree with you care home is a bit restricted to the same routine everyday but you NHS especially emergency no two days are the same and there's career progression
So true!
Woooow come see how I'm screaming in my room. Congratulations to you Big Sis and welcome to the NHS FAM😊 Just give yourself time and everything is going be just fine.😊 Congrats once again on this move. Like leaving the care home money what...?😅
😂😂😂 thank u
@@NanelleGriseldaPleasure 🙏
Congratulations my favourite youtuber. May God continue to uplift you in Jesus name 🙏🙏🙏
Awww❤❤❤
@@NanelleGriselda You're loved dear🥰🥰🥰
Congratulations Nanelle 🎉🎉🎉
Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉 enjoy your new role and please share the interview questions hun ,thanks xx
Congratulations Nanelle ❤
Good move
Thank you! 🤗
Congratulations to you on ur new job Nannelle
Thank you!!
Well done....will be following soon...your hair looks lovely
Thank you 😊
Nannelle is nurturing herself for the States
Congratulations for that bold step, may God perfect your dreams. I so much appreciate your openness and frank career explanations.
❤❤❤ from Nigeria
Am a diploma Nurse here, can I get a referral to the care home you just left as a caregiver?
There arent recruiting at the moment unfortunately
Congratulations Nannelle🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thanks Tilly ❤️❤️
congrats nanelle, hope the new journey is fulfilling. the mic seems to be messing up your audio
Congratulations Nanelle🎉🎉
Go gurl❤. I love your positive spirit. U can do this💪
Congratulations Nanelle
Congratulations nanelle, great move on not going to the wards not worth it. Gain top experience within ED and ICU, with 1 year ICU experience youre scaling ASAP to been a band 6 -7 already 🔥, whilst gaining transferable skills . All the best
wow. thank you
Congratulations ❤ , it will indeed be a very different experience,but it will get easier with time good luck