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Amazing. God bless you.

Advice for new nerses, ''DONT BE NURSES''.

Can I do this as an LPN/LVN?

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Thats amazing! Im currently going to start NP school in September, Im excited on learning and all the opportunities that it will allow.

And this is why NPs are wholly unqualified. You’re motivated for yourself and not your patients. Whatever suits your needs and not the needs of your patients. Online learning has destroyed the NP profession.

I want to be a nurse but I don’t know anything about well I had nursing classes but everything I learned I forgot and I a hard for me to remember stuff sometimes. I try to remember but I don’t know what’s wrong with my brain 🙂

So you had it perfect

Watching this hearing the stories I’m crying, I’m just completely burnt out and not sure I’m strong enough lately. 😢

The problem I’m having is working hospice/home health and it’s extremely high stress and emotionally draining but I have no co workers practically which is becoming an issue for me, just having that sounding board and support. It’s definitely taking a toll on me

in what state are you?

“They are advocating for that patient, they are fighting for that patient all day…making sure your orders are correct, calling the doctors…Just had six fights on the phone waiting for 4 call backs”- can relate, so frustrating :-(!

This is really helpful THANK YOU 😊🙏🏾

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Having a nurse perform this assessment alone leads to an OBVIOUS nursing bias here, despite PAs being equally as capable. Also, the medical model prodices better clinicians, which is why there is research that supports NPs - specifically in the ED - leading to higher unnecessary hospital admissions, higher return visits to the ED post-treatment, and more frequent consultations with physicians. As an individual pursing my NP, this video is not accurate and is highly biased towards painting the NP to be the superior clinician, when their scope of function is equal. Arguing a few states allowing NPs to function more independently is not a flex. The fact you eliminated the Doctor of Medical Science degree PAs can pursue, while listing the DNP proves further bias. Be honest and unbiased here. This is a terrible representation of NPs vs PAs.

Beautiful!

Love the section about education. I'm keen to keep going after my bachelor

Loved this. So proud to be a soon to be nurse

This is awesome. I graduate this year so this information is super relevant.

Yes nurses r more u see on bed side .....

Loved this! Thank you all

Thank you so much😊 Actually Iam going to do my BS in Nursing in Pakistan and then house job. I want to confirm that literally USA accepts nurses from other countries after tests???

Master degree in nursing science to get a Nurse practitioner in cardiology. I have questions please 1. Can I use my master degree in the uk to apply for practitioner in the Us

Thanks for the guide

Great video! I'm teaching English to a group of nurses in France and I will be using this as a listening comprehension for them. Thanks for the upload! :D :D :D

I’m a veterinary nurse from Australia and can relate

Hello I have a question 🙋‍♀️ if I want to be an APRN how many years will that take ? Ty in advance.

As a nurse, I found myself on the other side of patient care due to a recent hospitalization. I don't flaunt my RN status when I'm the one in the bed, but I have to say, the nurses who took care of me were incredible. It made me even prouder to be part of the profession. Funny enough, during my stay, an old nursing school buddy was on duty and spotted me while moving a patient to my unit. God bless all of your nurses out there! You guys are the glue in the medical field

Hi pls I need information

A very good information, thanjs

interesing.

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Loved this, could not agree more about the student loan forgiveness. Pandemic, risking our lives and the reward is to repay at a high interest rate for the rest of your career. But then they want a BSN of certification so more debt… 🤦‍♀️

Happy nurses's week to us and congratulations for our hardwork especially doing our best in limited resource settings

Once a nurse always a nurse.... Proud to be one 🎉

Thank you very much … Best explanation ever ❤❤❤❤❤ Thank you very much

Best explanation so far

Oh yeah and you pay $ 70000 to graduate

Omg this is sooo confusing from RN now you jumped to ADN 👩🏻‍💻where is MSN???? 🙆‍♀️

Why would you jump from LPN to PN and talk about RN?????? This is confusing for people who don’t know. Hold on are you RN or not?

Thank you so much. It was elaborate enough.

Outstanding and personal story of how you did it. Thank you. It's inspirational. God bless you and your family.

Thank you ❤

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Thanks for sharing this story. It is always inspiring to me to hear how others have embarked on a similar journey!

Very encouraging

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Well said. As an RN for 40 years and now nursing professor with my PhD, I can tell you that the LVN/LPN is a job to nowhere; those jobs are only available, for the most part, at nursing homes. If you want to be an RN, then go for the RN. Too often students of color may be steered into those programs by well-intending advisors. DON'T DO IT. ADN programs offer a path into nursing for those who can't afford a BSN route or maybe don't have the grades or availability; however, they also limit your growth as an RN significantly. Many hospitals will not hire RNs without their BSN. The BSN has long been a preferred standard for any RN, the lobbying efforts to maintain the ADN (i.e., all those community colleges) is a big reason. Plus in more rural areas, community colleges sometimes partner with local hospitals to create a pipeline to get students jobs directly out of school. These students then all have to get their BSN (often part-time, online) once they're a practicing RN. A very popular, albeit expensive newer program is the Accelerated BSN program. Students with a BA or BS in another field take prerequisites (online partime for 1-2 years) then get into the rigorous, fast-paced 1-year program. They're in and out in 1 year making RN (BSN) salaries. Also, besides all the reasons mentioned, COVID has caused many RNs to leave nurse, retire, or shift to lesser acute areas. That means new graduates are getting the jobs in ICUs and emergency departments that might have taken them a few years to be hired into. Now is the time to be a nurse. That being said, nursing is not for everyone. Get used to ALWAYS working every other weekend; working night shift for the first several years; working half the holidays; being dead-tired after a 13-hour shift with just a 30-min lunch often; being emotionally drained. I highly recommend you first volunteer in a busy hospital for a year to see what it's like, to ask questions, and to see if nursing seems to fit your personality, lifestyle, and career goals. I still work in the ER as a bedside nurse because I love caring for patients in their time of need. It makes me feel whole, worthy, and needed. Nursing was the best decision I ever made right out of high school.

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I was really hoping that the PA was going to be different between a Physician Assistant and a Nurse Practitioner. I see a difference in training but nothing to change my feeling that I would see a big difference and from what you said it may even be worse. As you are claiming NP's are more patient orientated. I had a horrible experience with a Nurse Practitioner in my Urology’s Doctors office. In my area most Doctors have a PA or NP in their office. I now refuse to be treated by any Nurse Practitioner. I now see that I have to add PA's to the list since there doesn't seem to be a difference. My NP more or less said this is what they have decided and I just need to do as they say. No options no discussion just do as you are told. It may have been their bedside manner that caused the problem (to give the best case scenario). It does lead me to just look else where and stick to what I have decided. I will no longer go to either. I may slow down getting health care but I dont need some one talking down and treating me like some none feeling human being that they need to get handled and move to the next patient. The experience was so bad that I no longer trust any medical people to be honest or give their best. I don’t know about others but it is a terrible feeling to go into an office and think that you may not be getting the best answer or all the options to your problem. I thank you for the information