The Hardest Part Of Nurse Practitioner School

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  • Опубликовано: 13 дек 2024

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  • @ericg9092
    @ericg9092 Год назад +1

    Hi Bree! This is a great video, thank you. I'm a long-time respiratory therapist who's been watching your channel for some time and appreciate all the info that you share.
    I'm waiting to begin an ADN program next Fall and hope to continue my studies form there if all goes as planned.
    Is it too early for me to consider joining your Acute Care Lab for general knowledge and exposure, do you think, though I'm sure much of it will sail over my head at this point in time?

    • @BreeJuskowiak
      @BreeJuskowiak  Год назад +1

      Hey Eric! Having already worked in healthcare you bring a different knowledge base than the average BSN student. Send me a quick email to juskowiakbriana@gmail.com, I’ll give you a code to access the lab for a week and you can look around, see if you feel it will be beneficial to you where you are at. It completely depends on your knowledge base, what type of learner you are, and what you aim to get out of it. I have two bedside nurses and a completely non medical person in the lab and they all seem to enjoy it. Most members are novice NPs however we all have different levels of understanding regardless of where we work, and the topics are generic for admitted sick patients applicable to icu or to a hospitalist patient.