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Noted! Thank you Cece! Lol, listen Addison was getting down! Wall to wall by Chris brown 😫😂

Aww thank you girlie! ♥️🫶🏾 Okay, bet! ☺️

Hey great question! I say it varies based on the state and your experience. But for reference I make $50 an hour in Georgia with 6 years of nursing experience. But I would do a Google search on the average range for your state to see! ☺️

Oh absolutely! Ask away, I’m sure it will definitely give insight to someone else who is wanting to know more about infusions nursing too! ☺️

@@iamnursechelsea 1: you dont have to get fully into it, but is the pay enough to work just this job or is it a significant pay cut compared to bedside nursing? 2: what are the days you work and how many hours? most videos ive seen people work 5 8s for this, and if that is the case for you do you find yourself having enough time to relax on weekends? 3: do you feel like youve lost some of your nursing skills because this job isnt as intense as bedside? 4: what is your overall opinion about your job? would you recommend it? thank you so much for letting me ask!

Sorry for my late response, but you’re fine! I’m very transparent, any way that I can help! ☺️ 1. I make $50/hr. Mind you, I am married so I do have a second income from my husband. As a staff nurse, working with night shift differential I was making about the same that I make now. Maybe $5 less. 2. I work 3 days a week and I make my own hours for the most part. If I want to leave at 2 I’ll just schedule patients until that time. 3. Great question! No I don’t, I think nursing skills are like riding a bike. It’s muscle memory once you get back into the swing of things. ☺️ But as far as like critical care nursing, that I would definitely need to brush up on if I ever (which I would never) go back to the hospital 😂 4. I would highly recommend my company for infusion nurses! I actually got a friend of mine a job at a different location, and she loves how laid back it is. The only tedious thing about my job is dealing insurance denying claims for a patient’s medication. But we have a whole team that is responsible for handling those circumstances. Yes of course! Thank you for asking and I hope I helped in some way! ♥️

@@iamnursechelsea ah tysm!!! this is so insightful. ik i'm going to pursue nursing but im a little lost on a speciality, so this really helped :)

Aww thank you! That truly touched my heart 🥹♥️ I really love what I do, I think my heart was no longer in the hospital as a nurse but I found my happiness as an infusion nurse. ☺️

Yes! I did the starter loc twists 101-140 for the amount of locs and it cost $280. ☺️

Thank you so much! 🤭🥹🥹♥️

@ You’re so welcome!!!💚💜

Thank you so much girlie! ♥️🤭

Thank you!!♥️ It’s by Isaiah Falls called Butterflies! ☺️

Thank you! And everyone has different hair types, so if I have to be patient with them locking then that’s okay too. ☺️

Thank you so much! 🥰

Yess thank you! ♥️🤭

Thank you so much! 🤭

Thank you! 😄

Thank you! 🤭 I will, I’m definitely curious to see how my locs will look in each phase!

Kaye!! You’re missing out! This season has me shook, and I know the reunion better be on top of it! The tea is HOT!🥵

Hi Emily! Trust me you aren’t the first nurse who has a hard time doing IVs. Everyone has different anatomy, and older folks veins are definitely more tricky than young folks. I would suggest applying to an infusion nurse job after you have at least 2-5 years experience as a nurse. If you aren’t there yet, maybe consider switching to a lower trauma level or suburb small town ER to gain experience. I worked at a trauma level 3 ER and it was a steady flow but not overwhelming at all. I was able to grow my skills there including mastering IVs more.

Always happy to have y’all! ♥️🫶🏾

You’re so sweet! Yes I agree, we definitely needed more space too! Thank you, we appreciate the kind words! 💕🫶🏾

Thank you so much CeCe! We are definitely happy to be settled and moved in now. 🤗🥰 Stay tuned for the home decor slowly coming together vlogs!

Welcome girlie! ♥️🤗 Thank you for watching and subscribing! ☺️

Heyy girlie! Thank you so much! 🥹🤗♥️ I appreciate it, it’s been a journey but now comes the fun part.. decorating!! 🤭

Hi I’m a nursing student in Los Angeles and I’m taking psychology and congrats on your new house. You should have a housewarming as well I love your videos I have a UA-cam channel it is @NursingstudentJ

Heyy! Thank you so much! I hope your schooling is going well, its definitely a journey but it will be well worth the work! I thought about having a mini housewarming sometime next year maybe in the spring actually! Nice! I'll have to check out your channel too. Thank you for watching too. :)

Yess girl! Definitely the soft life, I get to work from home too on Monday or Friday if I want extra hours or to just get admin office work completed. ☺️

Yes, it was much easier for me to make a quick connection and not get too attached to my patients because of the constant turn over. 😄

Me too! I used up all of my toner in a month! 😂 Thank you so much! ♥️

Hey! So I got this hands free neck device that has a magnet on it that I put my phone on! It’s on Amazon! ☺️ Thank you for watching!

Aww thank you so much Nicki! 🥹💕☺️

It really was, I was surprised by the combination of the lavender with the matcha taste! 🤗

Thank you so much for watching! 🥰💕

🥹🥹🥹 Oh my gosh, thank you for your kind and thoughtful encouragement! This was definitely a vulnerable video for me but I knew it was needed for others like you to feel safe in wanting something different and outside of bedside nursing. God has a plan for us all and those early nursing years were meant to help build me but now that my life has changed into marriage and kids one day, God opened another door for me to walk through once he felt I was ready. 🙏🏽💕 Thank you so much for watching my video, it means the world! Building a community of nurses is so important to me, and you are never alone regardless of how you may feel in those dark times. There is no amount of darkness that God isn’t able to find light in. 🥰🤗 I pray that you’re able to find the right fit for an outpatient opportunity! 🫶🏽

Hey! I infuse immunosuppressant IV infusions to patients with lupus, multiple sclerosis and rheumatoid arthritis. ☺️ Take a look at my channel, I show a lot of day in my life vlogs of myself at work! I hope you enjoy them!

Heyy! Thanks for watching!🥰 Are you asking if you have to go back to school for infusion nursing? If so, then nope! ☺️

@@iamnursechelsea Yes thanks, because I was misinformed that I'll have to go back to school for 6 mths to be an infusion nurse

Of course! And nope, you may have to get some IV skills experience but that is the main part. Most roles will train you on the job as well. ☺️

Thank you for subscribing babe! 💕 Yes Leviticus was an intense read for me but I purposely started from the beginning in the Old Testament to see how things started. 🤗

Thank you so much babe! 🥹🤭💕

Girl yes! That is nasty not to! We go through those wipes because we have a lot of patients in a day, but yea I don’t play about cleanliness! 🧼😂

@@iamnursechelsea exactly

Thank you so much Tracy! You are so kind! I appreciate you always tuning in and commenting! 💕🤗

Thank you!!🥹 I’ve been changing up my editing and camera angles! 💕

Oh my gosh! Thank you so much!🫶🏽🥹 Welcome, I appreciate you subscribing! 💕 Yes, anywhere in Atlanta is a challenge to park 😅 thanks, I love a good target find!

Definitely do it! Even if you just window shop for inspiration, it’s an instant mood booster! ☺️ Thank you for watching too!