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TIPS FOR APPLYING TO NURSING SCHOOL
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RN PAY AND SOME TRUTHS ABOUT NURSING
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You cannot truly comprehend the demands of nursing until you enter the field. These are some experiences that I have encountered thus far. How has your experience been? Let's discuss. FOLLOW ME: IG: MzWendaline_RN TIKTOK: MzWendaline_RN
HOW TO DEAL WITH PRE-SHIFT ANXIETY IN NURSING
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I've asked alot of my colleagues about pre-shift anxiety and it is apparent that everyone feels some degree of anxiety before a shift regardless of how many years of experience you have as a nurse. You are not alone, its just not talked about enough. I hope this video helps, but lets create a community where we can talk about struggles in nursing with the intent of helping each other our. LIKE,...
MOMMY NURSE RN
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#RN #BSN #Nursing I want to create a community to uplift other moms in navigating through motherhood Follow me on: - Instagram: MzWendaline_RN - Facebook: MzWendaline_RN - TikTok: MzWendaline_RN
NURSING: PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) 2023 (Part 2)
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#rnb #bsn #nursing #nursingstudent Follow me on: - Instagram: MzWendaline_RN - Facebook: MzWendaline_RN - TikTok: MzWendaline_RN
NURSING: PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) 2023 (part 1)
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#rnb #bsn #nursing #nursingstudent Follow me on: - Instagram: MzWendaline_RN - Facebook: MzWendaline_RN - TikTok: MzWendaline_RN
PROPER HAND-WASHING 2023
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WHAT’S IN MY WORK BAG? | RN SHIFT ESSENTIALS 2021
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WHAT’S IN MY WORK BAG? | RN SHIFT ESSENTIALS 2021
PREPARING FOR FIRST DAY RN JOB IN NON-NEW GRAD PROGRAM | HIRED TO TRAIN (2021)
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If you like this video please SUBSCRIBE to my channel. Follow me on IG @MzWendaline_RN
I COMPLETED RN-BSN WITH CHAMBERLAIN UNIVERSITY IN 7 MONTHS (2021)
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Find out how i completed my RN-BSN program in 7 months with Chamberlain University. DISCLAIMER: I did not benefit or get paid for making this video. Follow me on IG: @MzWendaline_RN
LABOR INDUCTION VLOG DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC 2021
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SURPRISE!! ✨ If you haven’t heard or seen me in a while, this is why. I have been baking and cooking! Finished my RN-BSN degree, with this bun in the oven. I can certainly say that my background in nursing really helped me make the best medical decisions that I felt were most beneficial for my and the baby’s health. Racial and ethnic disparities are prevalent in the US for pregnancy-related dea...
CHAMBERLAIN UNIVERSITY RN-BSN PROGRAM REVIEW (2020)
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I am a registered nurse and i am currently enrolled in Chamberlain University RN-BSN program online. I am still enrolled, but i want to share my experience thus far for anyone interested in learning more about the program. Once i complete the program, i will share an updated review. Subscribe to my channel to get updates. Thank you ! DISCLAIMER: I was not paid and this is not a sponsored video....
SHOULD I WORK AS A CNA WHILE IN NURSING SCHOOL?
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SHOULD I WORK AS A CNA WHILE IN NURSING SCHOOL?
I'VE DECIDED TO GO TO NURSING SCHOOL, NOW WHAT? | HOW TO GET INTO NURSING SCHOOL 2020
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I'VE DECIDED TO GO TO NURSING SCHOOL, NOW WHAT? | HOW TO GET INTO NURSING SCHOOL 2020
5 TIPS FOR EFFECTIVE STUDYING IN NURSING SCHOOL 2020
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5 TIPS FOR EFFECTIVE STUDYING IN NURSING SCHOOL 2020
HOW TO GET A NEW GRAD RN POSITION 2023
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HOW TO GET A NEW GRAD RN POSITION 2023
HOW TO PASS THE NCLEX ON THE FIRST TRY WITH 75 QUESTIONS
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HOW TO PASS THE NCLEX ON THE FIRST TRY WITH 75 QUESTIONS
HOW I WENT FROM BACHELORS IN NON-NURSING FIELD TO RN DEGREE
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HOW I WENT FROM BACHELORS IN NON-NURSING FIELD TO RN DEGREE
Is Statistics required for the program?
No, not for this program. I had previously completed statistics as a pre-requisite for the associates program.
Hi Wendaline, I am in your situation at the moment. I graduated with a BS degree in IT, and now i want to transition my career into nursing, and it's very inspiring to hear your journey, and so can I reach out to you somehow to get more in details of what I should do? Thank you so much for reading.
Thank you so much Wendaline. Take care.
Excellent video! Getting ready to make the transition into nursing starting as CNA. Also in Northern California. This video provided a lot of insight.
I hope you did not stop and continued in to your bachelors
Hi MzWendaline, May I know the average cost of studying accelerated nursing degree in usa? I’m looking for cheaper colleges (community colleges?) with any scholarship; I am 39 years old, Canadian citizen, pursued masters in Biotechnology and Masters in Public health in Canada and have been working in clinical trials for more than 11 years in canada but I am always fascinated about nursing; if you could let me know some community colleges in US that would offer accelerated bachelor nursing be great help!
Hi! Normally, community colleges only offer associates degree in nursing. For an accelerated degree program, you would have to look into a public or private university.
In California, there are community colleges that have bridge programs for nursing specifically. Look into San Bernardino Valley college which has 80 percent nclex pass rate and riverside community college which has about 95 percent pass rate both have bridge programs to university of California san Bernardino and fullerton for a bachelors in nursing
Amazingly good 👍 👌 👏 😍
i see nurse. i subscribed 😊❤😊
Càn i bécome a nursé if i finished other bachelor's degree?
Okay what do you think of this plan: 1. Complete prerequisites for nursing school 2. Take (and pass) the CNA cert course 3. Get a job as a CNA 4. Apply to nursing school and pass 5. Get a job as an RN is this the order I should do things? Thanks.
I'm doing the same as you, but I'm Taking my CNA certification class this summer and then starting my pre-nursing classes in fall (it would be my first semester). Hopefully, after getting into a BSN program.
That’s exactly what i’m planning on doing, except I plan on working night shifts hopefully it goes well
Hlo which college you do nursing I am in queens I also wants to do nursing program please reply?
Check your local community college
I am currently doing my MSc in biology and I want to do bachelor in nursing. What do you advise me to do? Note I didn't have anatomy and physiology in my prerequisite
If I go to college can I have opportunity to hospital?
1) I desire to study nursing in the United States. And i will love to be Permanent and work there as well, what can i do please? I actually have no experience in nursing and have a degree in geography but wanna do nursing. 2) If it successfully happens that i study nursing in the United States which am working on, does it guarantee me an employment and a green card?
Find a community college with a nursing program
I hold a Bachelor in a non-nursing & i want to be an RN so bad. Im not worried about time, but i am worried about money to pay. Im looking at an MA to RN bridge program
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This was so helpful!! Thank you 🫶🏽
I agree with the working back to back tip🙂I'm a nursing student and I used to work as a part time PCT 3 shifts back to back. And then I changed to PRN status and worked random shifts (rarely on consecutive shifts), and surprisingly, pre-shift anxiety was 100x worse when I worked as a PRN on random shifts!!! I ended up quitting that job. So I really agree on working back to back shifts. At least you know your patients and what you're going in to.
Exactly! Experience is the best teacher 😊
Hi, which school did you do your ASSOCIATE?
How did you finish in a year?
Definitely a lot more benefits ❤
Hi Wendy, I watched your videos and am curious where you went to school for ADN? Was it an accelerated ADN because I swear I heard you say you finished ADN in a year! That’s amazing. Thank you 🙏🏻
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I'm so lost. I have a BS in Finance and Business Management with minor in Theater. I hate my career. I feel so drawn to the world of health care. I have 2 kids and with mediocre money. I was told that some A-BSN schools/program still recquire you to take chemistry all over again (when I had a passing grade of C+ lol) and I'm dreading it.
Yes, they might require chemistry depending on how long ago you took the class. Either way, I think it would be best for you research the school you want to attend to ask them specific questions. Good luck!
@@MzWendalineRN That chem class would probably be in 2011 LOL damn I'm screwed.
great content but CNAs don’t insert catheters😭 i do believe every nursing student should be a CNA first though.
And you’re so beautiful!
Hi Wendy!!! Thank you for EVERYTHING. I’m starting from the absolute bottom…. I am scheduled to take my GED and immediately after pursue my nursing career. You are sooo helpful and hopeful
I’m so happy for you! Good luck on your journey, you are going to do great things!
Hi Wendy, I have been following your channel and I really enjoy your videos. I have a bachelor's degree in healthcare administration and now I am deciding to either pursue LPN or MA program. I am at crossroads and confused about which program to choose. Need advice. Thanks.
Thank you for following my channel! What are your goals? Answer that for yourself and I think you will know which steps to take
I did bachelor of commerce don't have any experience of nursing but now i want to become nurse any tips for how to become nurse ?
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Hello, I have a bachelor degree in education ( Biology and Chemistry + Education ) obtained from Kenya ( Africa) and I am now living in USA, Texas, what can I do to join nursing in your school ?? Thank you
First identify which nursing program you want to get enrolled into and then send your transcript for evaluation. The program will let you know which prequistes you need to take and maybe some of the courses you took from your previous school will be accepted. After you get a list of prequisites you need to take to be accepted to a nursing program you can enroll in a community college and complete your prequisites. Texas has several programs you can choose from eg uta has an accelerated bsn program but you can research and find the one that suits you best.
Did you go for nursing school or what
Awesome Bgm
Thank you! 😊
I love this !!!! Pre shift anxiety is sooooo real especially as a new grad so thanks so much for this video! 🙏🏾
I am taking my prerequisites now. I pray i get into nursing school by spring 24
Me as well 🙏
Good luck to you!
Omg I’m taking my prereqs in spring 24 as well how is it? Any advice?
Congrats! I would say try not to overwhelm yourself with taking too many classes at once especially when you’re taking the science classes. It’s important that you do really well in your prerequisite courses to ensure that you get into nursing school. So, take your time and always utilize resources available at your school to help you succeed in all your classes. Good luck! Let me know how it goes 😊
Thank for your advice, I'm a newcomer to United States from the Côte d'Ivoire (West Africa) 6 months ago now. I plan to study nursing, but starting with the CNA, as you did. But i speak French, and my English is not perfect, however i am taking Language lessons to get used to it. I would be very happy to benefit from your advice, as you have already started elsewhere
Don’t worry about the language, you will just have to put in a little more work to make sure that you understand things. As long as you can understand what you are learning, that is all that matters. Good luck to you!!
Nice video 🥰🥰🥳 your video is so cool, honestly CNA is such a difficult test man , really don’t know what to do but I’m never losing hope.🎉🎉
Keep going! Don’t give up
@@MzWendalineRN I have a cousin who never studied much, we studied together but she gives most of her time to her phone than studies after writing the CNA test last month she passed and I failed 😣, I asked her how she did it , just found out she got her help from Mrs Brenda.🎉🎉
I’ve so registered nurse talk about her, I didn’t understand what they were saying, I hope she replies my text
I paid her and she requested for my certification ID which I sent to her, after 4 days she sent me my Q&A I was shocked to see same questions appear before me on my exam day.😁😋
I’m studying with her and I subscribed for the questions and answers which I got after 30mins of my payment, I was so excited an happy as well 🤗🤗🤓
Thank you!!!
This is great. Thanks
Thanks a lot for sharing! Are there any scholarships for this program?
I have master degree, but no science subject, what i can do to be a nurse
thanks for the nice info
Excellent video. Thank you
I m on H4 visa in USA can i get admission in BSN programme and get scholarship???
Hi, how was the capstone for you? Was it manageable? Was it similar to the other nursing classes?
Yes, it was manageable. The class kind of walked you through it. Every week we had an assignment that went towards the capstone project. At the end, you put all that work together after all the corrections and then submit it. This was during the pandemic, so I hope they are still doing the same thing. Good luck to you !
I worked full time days went to school evenings and weekends for 2 years. I took the LPN NCLEX. I passed the first time! This was in 2006! I went back to school in 2013 for BA In Healthcare Administration…. I received my BA in HA in 2017 but couldn’t get a job because in America you HAVE to have 2 years experience before anyone will ever interview you !! I was devastated and now 60k in debt because of a promised job that never happened!! 😢😢😢I was instructed by the Government that I worked for… the VA OPM. The HR girl said “No. you can’t work in healthcare administration, you HAVe to leave the LPN pathway you are on and “reapply “ in order get yourself on the correct pathway within the Veterans Affairs Department. I followed her advise and had 7 years in the VA at that time. I wasn’t able to even get an interview!!! No one would ever speak to me because I had left!! I felt like I had been taken advantage of by someone that didn’t know the REAL facts!! I reapplied multiple times in 6 years and no one gave me an interview!! Finally, when Covid hit and everyone is now boycotting all healthcare jobs because of the way healthcare workers treated during that time… they hired me back…. And no one wants to be nurse in the US bec the government paid people who never worked MORE money than the nurses that were out there doing the job!! 😮😮😮 it was horrific!! The IS government needs overhauled big time! Government pays people to stay home, while nurses are out there, taking care of the people that are sick during a pandemic are paid less wages than the people that are sitting at home on their big butts is absolutely insane! In no uncertain terms that literally shined a huge light on the US government! That means our government is the most corrupt And have absolutely no idea what the public goes through on a daily basis! But they let all the companies let all the employees go that produce toilet paper lol! And those people were able to sit at home and collect more money than an RN does working in the ICU, watching people die! so is healthcare in America actually worth it!?… And maybe this explains the critical nursing shortage that America is now facing because students have dropped out of healthcare altogether and have decided well no I’m not gonna be a nurse because I saw Merica treats those people let me sit at home… And work from home in a finance office
Don't RNs make around $50/hr on average? That's more than what most people make. I saw some travel nursing agencies paying RNs $100/hr during the pandemic! A lot of people were out of work due to no fault of their own, and did not have a job to go to. I myself would've loved to be working, and being on unemployment was a pay cut for me.
Not all RNs make that much. Some even make as low as $25/hr depending on the state they work in and level of experience. At my first RN job I was making $33/hr.
Were there any math or chemistry classes?
No
please which university in USA or other countries to you recommend ?
More content please!!
This video is incredible- I am so glad I watched this. I have a B.S. in Public Health-- Your video is so professional, so I first assumed you were going to say you ended up doing the Master's or ABSN. I'm relieved that people are sharing their positive experiences taking this route. I don't want to go further into debt, but I really want to become a nurse! This is a great path to transition & for people who may not be able to dedicate what a ABSN or MSN requires. Also I'm so happy that it didn't take 2 years 🥹 That was my main worry with ADN route, so I hope I can complete it much sooner!
Thank you so much for this! It’s very encouraging and I’m glad I could help. All the best to you 😊
Hey, i’m a sophomore in college and i am really interested in becoming a nurse but because i started my major in biology and took so many classes it’s kind of to late for me to have a guaranteed spot in a nursing program. I changed my major to Health science in public health and i am using my electives to take the prerequisite classes for nursing. I plan to transfer all the necessary credits to a community college after graduating with a BS in public health and pursue nursing. Is there any advice you guys can give me for this journey.
you're so smart! i'm starting mine next week. but im nervous so im not sure if i should move it. thank you to this, specially having comparison schools. p.s i love your hair <3
Don’t be nervous…it wasn’t bad. You can do it 😊
thank you for this. how much is there tuition?