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Hey Nikkie, thanks for this video. It was very informative and spelled out. Labor and delivery is my desired specialty so this was helpful to know and be aware of the cons that comes with it.

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Are you still in L&D? How’s it been ?

I’m in nursing school and will be needing to apply for loans soon. Which companies do you recommend?

Hi Nikkie. I'm happy I came across your video. I currently live outside the US but signed a contract with an agency for a residency program since I do not have any working experience yet but I would like to know if there are free days you got during your residency program and were you allowed to work outside the facilities during your free days.

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I did L and D for 4 months, I tried to love it, but I ended up hating it. Too much documentation for me, and on top of it they wanted all us new folks to learn how to scrub for c-sections to, it was just too much at once. I found it stressful and unenjoyable, I had no interest in the position changes etc to get to the delivery part! I did what you did a couple times, Multips with epidurals who are not close to delivering, but then after their epidural you look and they are crowning! I went to postpartum and liked that a lot better, but they only had nights with no hope of going to days for at least 2 years. I did the nights for two weeks, and realized it was not for me, I just can't do night shift!! Anyway, I found my nursing niche in vascular access, day shifts, no patient load or wiping butts (or vaginas), day shift, putting in PICCs is cool, day shift.... It's truly the only nursing job I have not hated! Hope your are doing well in your nursing career.

Currently on week 7 of my orientation as a new grad L&D nurse and I agree that it can get overwhelming during deliveries with all that the nurse is in charge of keeping up with! ❤

Hope you still feel the same in 4 years.

wow, I loved it and video, new subscriber, greetings from Mexico City.

Nah chill that booty got me wanting to make a quick hospital visit..

Finally a purple girl🥰🥰subscribing now❤

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Question: if u had to choose would u prefer to stay a bedside nurse ... Or L&D nurse?

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if im writing everything you recommended on my cover letter, should i add an objective or summary on my resume?

I’m not sure you mentioned the medelita sizes, I’m curious about how their sizing compares to Figs.

Rwsodency prog for RN is just a BS

Thank you!

I am still trying to write my cover letter and improve my resume, but I have L&D clinicals for the next 3 weeks. In your opinion would it be helpful to take them with me on a shift and give them to the nursing manager? I've been debating back and forth on if it will put me in a positive light or if it would make me seem overly eager. It's hard not to be nervous since I am fortunate to be doing clinicals at the facility I am hoping to get hired at.

I’ve been a nurse for a year and I’m terrible saving money. I got a car. I pay 600bucks 😅a month

Youngest granddaughter graduated 4.0 18 Dec 2019 11 month 8 day ABSN Uni of Houston. Got job as new nurse grad at Houston Methodist. Passed NCLEX, continued working as L&D nurse. Was pregnant and fellow nurses decorated her room. She delivered a boy 3.5 months ago and is now back to work.

I love your videos. Hope we can get an update on how far you have come as a labor and delivery nurse and some other details you have learned along the way. Just graduated and I am hoping to become a L&D nurse. Thank you for your content! You are gorgeous by the way!💕💕

I'm a doula who works at a local birth center but I mostly go to hospital births with the midwives, I see folks catch their own babies often, the midwives actually welcome it! It's possible you just need a care team who supports you.

Take comfort in the Lord, he will give you strength, joy, peace, and rest truly🤍🙏🏽

How long did it take/how much schooling did you do you from the start of college to working as an L&D nurse?

That is so interesting how your nurse residency is set up! In my residency we are already hired into a unit that we interviewed for. Crazy!

Hi beautiful! I really enjoyed your video. Do you mind sharing what accelerated program/school you went to?

I laughed out loud when you said “when I dont want to ask a real person” …. Totally get what you mean hahah

In my second semester of nursing school . I'm also in an accelerated program. I get 5 weeks of maternity and I know it's impossible to learn everything and really see what a L&D nurse does. Thanks for sharing!!

you’re so pretty!

So you actually welcomed and received that literal poison? Smh, I was realllllllly liking you too. So disappointed ☹ Smh.

Smart and pretty!

Thanks for the video! I have a question regarding the two year contract agreement you mentioned. Did the two years start once you completed your residency program, or did the time that you spent in the program count towards the two year requirement?

I enjoyed! Thanks so much for sharing!😊❤️

Your content was amazing. You kept the same demeanor from start to finish. I particularly loved the calmness in your voice. Thanks for the tips.

I kid you not, I watched this video because I was feeling discouraged about applying to a specialty unit as a new grad. Then 3 days later our school had a hospital come visit and speak about their residency program. I’m in a rural area and didn’t think we had anything like that around here. So cool!

Hello! Thank you for the great video:) I am actually graduating in 9 weeks, and I just barely learned about the new graduate RN residency program; I wondered when I was supposed to start applying for the residency program? I feel like I was too late to apply for the program since their application for the nearest residency program is already finished Thank you:)

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Starting my l&D residency February and I’m learning to give myself grace and stop being hard on my self each shift 😫definitely didn’t think it would be this hard of a transition , the struggle of still not knowing a lot I’m struggling with .

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Wow! Very informative..! Thanks for this video Please if you don’t mind, what would be an ideal salary/wage for Nursing residency.?

Hi Nikkie! Thanks so much for the insight on your video. I have a question pertaining to the pay. Do you think it's wrong to ask if the hospital pay less during orientation before you get placed on a unit during an interview?

Hi Nikkie! Thank you so so much for taking the time to make this video! As a SD-BSN student, I'm out to pursue a nursing career that pays for my education, time, and resources because I still do want to pursue a MSN-DNP. I found this super helpful and helps me figure out what to look out for when I graduate!

I couldn't do it. I couldn't stand the fact that I had to be with a company for a certain amount of time. I was a CNA in the Float pool and just told everyone that I wanted to work in that unit. Nurses respond well hearing that you want to be in a unit. Got the job when I graduated. Either way hard work pays off.

2:25 saaaame!! Great video thank you. You’re very organized

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I am struggling to get my dream job in L&D. I have had 3 interviews one for L&D, one for NICU, and one for Peds. I didn't get an offer for any of them and its hard to get back up after getting pushed down so many times. Sad that so many new grad nurses have to end up on a unit they do not want to work on. There are not any Nurse Residency Programs for L&D where I live either :( I just wish that I didn't feel so alone thoughout this process.

Can you post an update video on how you’re doing with this goal? I just graduated, 3 Checks in at work as a new grad and have like 140k total and I want to pay it off ASAP too !