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Exactly! It’s crazy how people do, I hate you had to deal with that

You sure don’t!!!!!!!!!

I did❤️

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Associates should make it even better for you.

Yes the course is completed at your own pace so how quickly you finish depends mostly on how long it takes you to digest the information and finish the modules (:

@@aniyah_nashee thank you so much! Didn’t think you’d come back to this video but that helps a lot, was hoping I could maybe push it to 3 if I were to take a course with usci. Very helpful thank you 🙏

@@aniyah_nashee how difficult was it to find externship, job after graduation

I recommend surgical tech, x-ray tech or medical assistant. Surgical tech and x-ray tech require more work to get into, but you would be paid more!

But I still am not sure how to get started with an entry level position as they still ask for exp in the USA health industry, this doesn't make any sense to me sometimes

I would get enrolled in a program and then do a healthcare administration fellowship!

Hey girl hey!! The last couple months of the job have been trying, but now I’m getting to a really comfortable place. May even do a day in the life soon. Thank you for the compliment🫶🏾 How are you??

@@aniyah_nashee that’s good girl I’m glad and I been doing fine thank you for asking busy with summer school.

Nurses have so many different career avenues and pathways that they can take now! It’s a very versatile degree and you’ll never be out of a job; if I could do college over again that is what I would do!!

I think that depends heavily on where you work (e.g. hospital or clinic). I think all 3 of them (CNA, PCT, MA) are on the same playing field when it comes to money, but I personally don’t want to have to pick up shifts or do doubles to make more money😩 I would rather make a lot of money with a set normal amount of hours which is why I personally left. There are many other careers that pay more for less work. However, if that lifestyle doesn’t bother some people then that works too!❤️❤️

Of course for those with a school degree. But for those tending the medical pathway for not only experience but flexible schedule for school pct wud be most appropriate an 8-5 might not be easy for nursing students or CSFA school or medical school etc . CMA n pct jobs are entry level stepping stones to get u to a bigger role not to remain at entry level assists. If u not lookin to go the medical route then by all means u can go into other higher paying regular hours jobs.

@oyato1 I agree. Those roles are perfect for aspiring nurses or aspiring healthcare professionals. This video was more so made for those who want to pivot or make more money, but may not want to be a nurse or a doctor and are looking for other options that may provide a higher wage!

@@aniyah_nashee there alway dental assistant $25-$30/hr or dental hygienist $45-$70/hr just like nursing. It don’t Hv to be nursing or physician . I think those two are actually better than CMA n RN but it’s often overlooked. It very relaxing n rewarding

@@oyato1 Yes, there are definitely many rewarding careers in healthcare! This video was about my personal choice if I could go back and do it again. Assisting in surgery interests me, I’m not really into teeth lol; but yes there are many other avenues for people with other interests!

@@aniyah_nashee yea nicely done. Me too I wish I had such info clarity when was in school wuda made better choices whilst younger but it’s not too late to go on n correct past mistakes. Currently tryna take the pre reqs for either nursing or dental hygiene school and prep for the entrance exams. Purposely left the 8-5 to get experience as a tech in the ED in preparation for either nursing school or DH. And also for flexibility to accommodate school schedules. Pharmacy was the initial choice but struggled badly with chemistry n o Chem took o chem 4-5 times before I even got a C then a B n still dint make it to the program . My girls in nursing school then had asked me to forget about that n join them in nursing school but was set in my way n dint listen now they all RN to MDs or RN to NP or even RN to DMD and here I am just starting my own nursing journey! However better late than never .. it’s not how fast but how well n we would all eventually get to the finished line . Lol!

I wanted a new sofa when we moved and my husband said no friend😩😩😩

​@@aniyah_nashee separate the pieces and create a more conversational setup.

Thank you friend!!! I post every Sunday and most Wednesday’s❤️❤️❤️

He is mixed with yorkie and toy poodle! He’s a yorkipoo🥰 what kind do you have? A lot of people think he looks like a schnauzer

How did you go about getting them? I’m out of college but current students might value this info!🙂

@@aniyah_nashee It’s brutal to be honest, but 1.) Apply, apply , apply (for context, I sent well over 100 applications within a six month span.) 2.) Reach out to employers directly if you can. 3.) Use every recruiter site possible; Linkedin, Handshake, Indeed, zip recruiter. 4.) Search for part time positions if possible since there are more reasonable to hire a college student. 5.) Negotiate (companies love to rip people off so if you’re really to do the same job as someone else for less pay then a company may be willing to take you on. For context, the position I got was marked for $30 dollars an hour but I offer to work for $16 instead and their were more than happy to rip me off… I mean give me work experience. 6.) I made my resume sound better than it was, I made it seem like I work with computers at my old job which was a server position when in reality I just use a machine to ring up customer food tickets. 7.) I change my school schedule to make this job/internship work with my school schedule. I made sure to take classes online when I can and when I had to take them in person, I took them at night mostly or only on two days of the week. If I were to say securing internships and part time jobs during college was easy, I’ll be lying. It took be six months to find my first career focus job and I had to do a lot to get it from be willing to work for less, change my school schedule and altering my resume.

@@aniyah_nashee one more thing I would like to add, be ok to accept an internship that’s outside your major because any internship is a good internship!!!

@@aniyah_nashee I listed some helpful tips. For record, I spent nearly six months after sophomore year applying to hundreds of jobs across all sorts of job sites to finally obtain a revenant job which I can currently working at as I finish my degree in the upcoming months. 1.) Apply, apply, apply, (for context: I applied to over 100 applications from LinkedIn, Indeed, Zip Recruiter and Handshake) 2.) Don’t be afraid to apply to actual job postings and part time postings (I actual got my internship through applying for a normal job and negotiating my way into the position.) 3.) Rewrite your resume using key terms (My previous job was as a server but I included skill sets just as Mangement and bookkeeping to better appeal to the job I was applying for.) 4.) Network (I attended dozens of random events across my city just to spread my name in hopes of obtaining a reverent internship within my career. 5.) Negotiate with the job posting (I originally apply for a position offering 26 dollars an hour but offer to do the same work for 16 which helps boost my chances with the position. 6.) Rearrange your school schedule (In order to work a job during college, I may sure to take a few online courses when I can and try to set all my classes within two days during the week which made it easier to work a job/internship. 7.) Don’t be afraid to apply for internships outside of your major. Any internship experience is good experience and helps obtain the next internship/job much more easily.

@@aniyah_nashee I listed some helpful tips. For record, I spent nearly six months after sophomore year applying to hundreds of jobs across all sorts of job sites to finally obtain a revenant job which I can currently working at as I finish my degree in the upcoming months. 1.) Apply, apply, apply, (for context: I applied to over 100 applications from LinkedIn, Indeed, Zip Recruiter and Handshake) 2.) Don’t be afraid to apply to actual job postings and part time postings (I actual got my internship through applying for a normal job and negotiating my way into the position.) 3.) Rewrite your resume using key terms (My previous job was as a server but I included skill sets just as Mangement and bookkeeping to better appeal to the job I was applying for.) 4.) Network (I attended dozens of random events across my city just to spread my name in hopes of obtaining a reverent internship within my career. 5.) Negotiate with the job posting (I originally apply for a position offering 26 dollars an hour but offer to do the same work for 16 which helps boost my chances with the position. 6.) Rearrange your school schedule (In order to work a job during college, I may sure to take a few online courses when I can and try to set all my classes within two days during the week which made it easier to work a job/internship. 7.) Don’t be afraid to apply for internships outside of your major. Any internship experience is good experience and helps obtain the next internship/job much more easily.

What kind of nightstand do you think? Should I get clear acrylic nightstands or the nightstands that go with the bed frame?

I think you’re right, maybe a round rug?

I want to know too!

I put the link in my description!

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