Step-down/Progressive Care Nursing | DIL Nurse Profile

Estella explains how to make it as a progressive care nurse (with new grad tips and advice)! Please like and subscribe so that we can continue to bring you high-quality educational content: / nurseit
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[@will_williams_12]

Thank you for this video. Very helpful

[@tiffanymarie2941]

Very insightful, thank you!

[@mssmith9227]

Thank you!!

[@HN-li5cf]

Stepdown nurse over here!

[@mijuajua4820]

I am an LPN and wonder if I could be an asset on this unit? Or would it be a hinder because I cannot give iv meds nor care for TPN nor hang blood.

[@jaimeguadian5558]

Typical ratio?

[@NURSEiT]

3-4:1 depending on acuity… at least in CA