DAY IN THE LIFE LABOR AND DELIVERY NURSE | new grad nurse vlog
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- DAY IN THE LIFE LABOR AND DELIVERY NURSE | new grad nurse vlog
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In this video, I’m taking you through a day with me as a labor and delivery nurse. Come with me as I get ready, drive to work, go through a twelve hour shift, and finally go home. No patient information or identifying information is present in this video and ALL FETAL STRIPS ARE SIMULATED (from the internet, not from patients). No filming was done in patient care areas or where anyone other than I was present. If you liked this video, please give it a thumbs up and consider subscribing to the channel!
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I love how I’m watching this and I’m like “Why does this all look so familiar....” and then it hits me, we work at the same hospital 😂
🤫 Hahah that's crazy!
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Labor and delivery nurses are the real SUPER HEROS!!! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 my first delivery I was clutching onto the nurse on every contraction when I got my epidural. My second delivery I progressed quickly and wanted an epidural but was already 10 CM. I was shocked and scared and screaming, cussing saying I was going to call the cops 😂😂😂 (Karen alert lmfao!) saying I was going to die. An Jamaican nurse came in and talked to me sternly and helped me catch my breath! They are saviors and I’m forever grateful! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
We totally understand that you’re going through the worst pain of your life and we never take it personally! I’m pretty sure when I had my son I sobbed my baby out. Now I feel horrible because I always feel so bad when my mamas are crying in pain, because I feel so helpless. I probably made my nurse feel awful because I cried for hours when my epidural failed and I had to go natural. It all worked out in the end, but I have a lot of sympathy for moms in pain because of my experience! 💛
I’m going into nursing and I’ve honestly considered being a labor and delivery nurse. This was really insightful! Thank you
Glad it was helpful! I love what I do and sharing it with people
Same here 🤗
X3
3 things I like about this video:
1 her smile as she talks about what she does. her joy radiates through the screen
2 she's actually staring at the lens and not at the view whatever of the camera
3 the million subscriber goal
almost there!!!
Oh my god your voice is soo calming can’t wait for the next video
Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching 🥰
agree!
I just got into nursing school and have been trying to find “day in the life” videos of different specialities to get an idea of what to expect. I’ve never considered L&D until watching your video, it seems like such a rewarding area to work in.
I’m hoping to document my experience on UA-cam to add to the great videos out there like yours!
I really love what I do. I feel like I make a huge difference every time in at work, which is an amazing feeling!
Chelsey, while it is rewarding I don’t mean to discourage you but its good to be realistic and know that things will not always go perfect and there are many sad and difficult things that can happen in a labor and delivery room, that being said if you go in prepared for that of course it is also just as rewarding.
Yes but it’s quite rare. I’ve been working for a year at a hospital that does around 350 deliveries a month and have yet to have a bad outcome or IUFD. The bad is far and few between and the good makes up for it.
I am fourteen and my goal is to become a labor and delivery nurse. I loved this video and how you gave us as much information as needed in a short video without being in a rush to explain it
i’m literally just now entering high school in the fall and i’ve been going between a couple of jobs and this video really inspired me! my mom is a labor and delivery surgical tech so all of her friends are rns, surgeons, and practitioners so i’ve grown up around really powerful inspirational women. this job is really sticking and i cant wait to grow up and find out what i want to be! thanks for the video!!!
I’m literally here for the same reason! I’m going to be a freshman this year and trying to decided what career path I want to pursue
@@emmab6531 it’s so good you are starting early. That’s an amazing thing to do when you enter high school. The earlier the better.
THANK YOU so much for watching. It means a lot! It's so exciting that you have so many powerful women behind you to support you. Good luck!
I am so proud of being a labor and delivery nurse! You wrapped up an average day beautifully! I think it would be interesting to share a video about the not-so-great days (i.e. code sections and/or bereavement support). Thank you for a showing how amazing our job is!
This is such a great idea. After a particularly hard day, maybe I’ll write down how it went and film a video about it. Thanks for the idea!
Hey do you have to be good at math to be one
Watching this because I’m pregnant, and I just wanted to see the day and life of a labor & delivery nurse 😂
I love that! Congrats 🥰
Same!!! Lol 37 weeks!!
Same! 26w 😂
Same! Postpartum tho with my 2nd boy 🥲
i feel like anyone who doesn’t work in the medical field understands the excitement you get from helping someone in need. i’m currently about to start med school in august and cannot wait to feel this way just from talking to the nurses at my family’s doctors office makes me excited
That’s so exciting! Best of luck to you!
I start nursing school in the fall- I’ve been trying to get all of the exposure I can about all the different areas of nursing and this video was very insightful! Thank you!
So glad you liked it! Thanks for watching 🖤
Im in nursing school working as a tech on an understaffed med/surg floor and honestly I kind of hate that I feel like we are constantly being abused or letting patient care flater due to lack of staff. There are many days where I feel i'm going to get burnt out less 6 months into nursing after I graduate. This has inspired me to work even harder in nursing school so I can do labor and delivery and NOT med/surg, rehab, psych, or step down (not saying that those aren't respectable jobs I'm just not strong enough) THANK YOU FOR THIS
Yes I 100% agree! Burn out still happens in L&D but I feel like it's way less honestly.
I work in EMS and LOVE doing field deliveries, sometimes mom doesn't make it to the hospital on time! Delivered three when I worked as an Er nurse too! Just interviewed and shadowed on a L and D floor, I FINALLY FOUND MY NURSING NICHE, crossing fingers and toes that I get the job!! Thank you for the video! Oh, and hi kitty cat, love tortie cats!
Welp, I got the job, but HATED being a L and D nurse!! I tried post partum as well and meh, it was ok, and then when I had to go to permanent nights, I was like, yea, this isn't for me, I am not a night shift person!! Anywho, I found my "nursing niche" in vascular access, so don't give up if you are struggling to find your nursing specialty!
I got accepted into the clinicals program at my high school and can’t wait!! They’re allowing us to go a hospital and are giving us departments to “work” in!! I chose labor and delivery since I’m aspiring to become one after I finish school- you’re very inspiring and show that you love your job and I just know I’m gonna love it too!! 🧡
Currently in my second year of nursing school, been deciding whether Labor and delivery or going into my masters for Midwifery is where I want to be!! Great video to see!!
I could never be a nurse but after having two kids the nurses who were with me during delivery were life savers 💕💕💕💕 thank you for all you do
This is such a sweet comment, thank you for watching 🥰
I just graduated from nursing school, am taking the NCLEX soon, and am starting on postpartum in a month!!! I watched your interview video right before my interview when I was freaking out and it helped a ton. I’m so excited to continue to watch your videos while we are both working and when I eventually cross-train to L&D!
This means so much to me! I love that it helped, I love what I do so much and I know you will too. 🥰
I’m in nursing school and my passion my whole life has been to be in labor and delivery. I have 4 boys my self, so I can relate to all the laboring mamas! :) I can’t wait to help take care of mama and bring a new life to this world!
It’s seriously the best job ever. I wouldn’t trade it for any kinds of nursing! 🥰
i’m finishing up my first semester of nursing school and i think about L&D A LOT!! i can’t wait until it’s time for my OB rotation! maybe i’ll feel differently when i get there but right now when i see myself as a nurse i see myself helping mommas have their babies🥺 thank you for the video
Thank you for sharing. I'll be an LPN by next July and then work to become a L&D nurse. A team of nurses saved my life after giving birth to my son. If it weren't for them, I would have missed seeing my babies become the beautiful little humans they are today. Forever grateful for nurses like you. Looking forward to more content!
It is the best job ever. I love making every birthday special, even the ones that don’t end up the way were expecting. It’s a huge day and everyone’s life and I don’t take that for granted. I’m glad you had a good team of nurses and you’re still here today! 💛
I delivered all four of my children at the same hospital. Had to switch out nurses twice maybe. You need to be a certain kind of special to be a labor and delivery nurse. Bless you 😊
I just started my first semester of nursing school this week!! Right now, my heart is telling me L&D is where I need to be💕
It’s such a great field to be in!
I graduate nursing school in 36 days-we’ve only done med surg clinical the entire time. I was dead set on being a M/S nurse because I didn’t think I’d like anything else. Well in last semester, we get 2 days of L&D/NICU clinical. In my 9 hours on L&D, I fell in love and I’m so excited to search for open positions even if it means I’ll do a year of M/S residency first.
I’m so excited for you!!!
Decided I wanted to go into nursing (specifically labor/ delivery) when I was 9. I’m in school now and watching this just made me so excited and motivated to finish in the next couple years
I believe in you! You can do this.
Missed being a labor and delivery room nurse here in the Philippines, such a huge opportunity to help mothers to delivery such a cutie babies. It was a bit tough and busy being a OB Gyn nurse but every day is a new day for learning.. ❤️
you should do a video about all the classes and exams and semesters that you had to take and how long was your schooling
I actually did make a video on my schooling, it’s my video “How to Become a Labor and Delivery Nurse” 🥰
I recently realized that I want to be a labor and delivery from my OB class. Im in love with the content and hope when I graduate next year I am able to get a L&D position!
You absolutely can do it. It’s the best job ever, it doesn’t even feel like work. You absolutely can do it. Try to get a job as a tech on a labor unit you like, it helps a lot!
I have my L&D rotation in a couple of weeks and I’m so excited!
Have your preceptor try to get you someone who is going to deliver during the shift, deliveries are the best! 🤍
Thank you for being so realistic 🙏🏻so many new grads go into L&D with no clue how hard it really is
It really is! Thanks for watching
Iam a midwife student from germany and it’s so amazing to see how different the same work can be handled in two different countrys !! I immediately subscribed and Iam hoping to see some more content about the best job in the world from your perspective 😊 sending love 💕
Thanks so much for watching! Yes it’s very different here, and our hospital sees very sick patients. Not usually just healthy moms and babies, so we have to do a lot of continuous monitoring. 🤍
Hi I've worked in clinical modality practice for nutritional medicine for over 6 years now, doing therapeutical techniques for regional & rural community outreach groups (focus), now I've finally moved onto theological aspects of ed/ob/gyn & psych ward patient intake. I now run a team of professional nurses and I've achieved an acumen of clinical nurse specialist scientist, I have a backed research/work degree in clinical nutrition, I can run multiple nurse outpatient centres under my guidance, and I recently got promoted to Dean of Nursing!!! I'm so happy now, ty for showing me your prestigious ob work it's good to see more nurses not in burnout. GL to all nurses and physicians and allied health team.
Hey there, thanks for the video. I am an LPN currently and starting RN school this month. I want to be a labor and delivery nurse! That is my goal.
Aspiring L&D nurse here!! I’m currently in nursing school and graduate this fall! Thank you for sharing your day:)
Good luck! You’ve got this. 💕
I graduate in May and came looking for mental support because I have an L&D interview next week and I am nervous and excited:) Can't wait to watch more videos!
You look beautiful as always! Thank you very much for sharing your Day in the Life Experience with me today Amy. 😃
I am a nurse as well, and I always struggle to find my own time and space at the end of the day and feel like I have no time left. You have a family, create UA-cam videos and work as a full time nurse as well but still manage to do all these.You’re amazing.
It's not all easy! I have good weeks and weeks where I feel totally overwhelmed. I lean on my partner a lot for support with UA-cam and our son.
I’m a nursing student, u are my favorite nurs recently ! Thank you for sharing
Have a blessed day !
Wow, thank you! That means so much.
Aspiring L&D nurse! I have my LPN and working on getting some experience under my belt before moving forward. Like you, I KNEW during my OB clinicals this is what I was BORN to do! My first day in OB clinicals I saw the complete circle of life with a 16 week fetal demise and had a rockstar mom come in straight to a room ready to go and helped coach her along to bring a beautiful healthy boy into the world! I had an AMAZING nurse to work under that day! I had never felt so alive until that day! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
You worded this beautifully. It can be the best day of someone’s wife or the worst, and I’m honored to be a part of it either way. 🤍 You’ll be amazing.
@@AmyBales yes, no matter what is going on, I want to be there for the whole family and advocate their needs. Be there for the good and the bad.
@@mileymiley4042 I passed my boards no problem. NCLEX wasn't a problem.
this video is so informative - I had an OB rotation last semester and I’m so glad to have some more information about the floor!
Glad it was helpful! I love sharing labor and delivery with people and I'm glad you felt like it helped. 😊
Hi! Perinatal CNS with over 30 years with moms and babies. I LOVE high risk OB which may seem crazy, I also loved teaching new nurses and taking the “Bradley method” families. There is so much to talk about-I also really enjoyed taking the high risk model and bringing “normal” aspects to it. Altogether, it is a lot of hard work! I’m glad there are new nurses coming up to take it over. Much love!
Thank you so much for this comment! 💛 I love what I do and learning from the best
I'm finishing nursing school in December and I came across your "How I got my L/D job as a new grad." Let me tell you I feel super validated by that video, it's June and I was already looking at positions to apply to because you can never be too ready. I'm very hopeful and excited for what's to come in January when I (fingers crossed) become a L/D nurse.
I got hired for my current position in October when I graduated in December. I applied in June I believe. I think you’re right on track! Good luck 🥰
The hospital is so clean.
We do our best to keep it that way!
Just started second semester of nursing school 💖 I begin maternity clinicals next week nervously because my heart is set on Labor and Delivery and the idea I have in my head. I know it’s super hard and challenging, wish me luck 💜
Really enjoyed this video! I had such sweet nurses when I was in labor and after having my baby they inspired me to go back to nursing school! Finished my 1st semester a month ago and even though I passed my classes I’m still looking to improve areas of my studying and organization so I can do even better on tests. This video made me excited and motivated to get into next semester and start clinicals.
So glad you liked it! Good luck 🥰
ahh, thank you for everything you do! i got admitted when i was 9 cm dilated and it was absolutely chaotic, but i'm so thankful for all the nurses, midwives, staff who helped me out and made it a smooth 30 minute hospital admission before giving birth hahaha
We love fast deliveries! They're fun and super easy (and not a ton of strip charting!). Glad you had a good experience!
YESS I'm so happy I found your channel. I have seen a lot of nursing videos and I will say 100% you seem like the chillest, realist nurse by far. So much useful, interesting information. This is my dream job and you are helping my manifestation with these videos. Thanks girl
This is so sweet! Thanks for watching 🥰 You can do it!
This was the best quality ditl video I have seen from a nurse. Please make more L&D related videos!!!!!!!!😍
This comment meant so much! 🤍 thank you
I don't understand how you are so calm and content? I worked in nursing homes and hospice where I had 25-30 patients. I have been burned out since 2017. (Probably way before then.... )
I really think it’s because I chose the specialty. I have a friend who started MedSurg nursing as a new grad and by five months and she quit because she hated it so much. When she would tell me about her day I would tell her that I would quit too, it sounded horrible. Finding a job in an area where you are appreciated and your staff support you, and you’re interested in what you do every day, and you have safe ratios, it totally prevents burn out. 🤍 I would definitely look for a different job that feels you leaving excited after work.
My baby passed away shortly after labour due to medical malpractice.
I really appreciate nurses like you who take their job seriously. Who cares about the mom and baby. Thank you.
Oh my goodness!!! I am so sorry to hear that! 💔😭
This video is incredibly insightful. Thank you for putting yourself as a nurse on the front line. We greatly appreciate your service, Amy!👏
I had to give a thumbs up. I have gone natural for all 3 of my babies, and I had nurses that were the only reason I was able to do it, considering every single circumstance that was thrown at me. I am so glad to hear you love your job, because I think labor nurses are some of the most amazing strangers you will ever have on your "team." Have a great day, and thank you for everything that you do in l&d ❤❤❤❤❤
I’m so glad you had a positive experience! I feel like your nurse can make or break your labor 🥰
I absolutely agree! Again, thank you for everything you do, and for caring. It's so intimidating, and that extra care in that moment really makes us feel like our nurses are there for us and not at all bothered or grossed out at all... it gave me the ability to go to that primal state to be able to cope with my natural labor. Best experience I have ever had.
I used to work in post Partum and I LOVED it
Just happened upon this channel... I'm an aspiring Nursing Student torn between doing A&E or L&D, I loved how authentic this video was. Also, you have the perfect podcast speaking voice... ❤️❤️🥰🥰
Ah I love this comment! Thank you 🤍 it means a lot
@@AmyBales you responded.. you made my night.. you're most welcome Amy. Subscribed because I need all the positivity I can get to push through school.
I can’t wait to work in the hospital as a pharmacy technician
Graduating with my BSN in April 2022! Aspiring L&D nurse! Love your video! Definitely subscribing ❤️
Thanks so much for the support! You can do it 🥰
Nursing student here considering either L&D or NICU (my son was 10 wks early so I’ve had first hand experience there) thank you for this insight!
So glad I could help! 🖤 And that’s amazing personal experience that will make you a great nurse.
Wow I’m going to be a nurse in the future and have always wanted to do it . Please make an advice video for seniors in high school (I’ll be one next year) on what to do to get there and what to expect if you haven’t already ! Definitely nervous about it. 🤍🤍 great video
I should have a good video on how to become a nurse and the whole process going live sometimes this week! Hopefully it helps 😊
@@AmyBales thank you omg 🤭
I’ve always had interest into working in the medical field. I decided that an L&D nurse is the type of nurse I want to be. I love watching day in the life of an L&D nurse
HI I"ve been a Nurse for a very long time. Put in an applicaton just for kicks and giggles. Just got a call up for an interview and find myself actually really wating to do it. This would be the final frontier for me. But we will see. Thank you great video.
How did it go? Did you get the job? 😁
I'm SO glad that I found your channel. I'm deciding on where I want to do preceptorship and my hearts been leaning towards maternity, wether that's postpartum, L&D etc! Thanks for sharing your experiences, it's definitely giving me some direction :)
I’m so glad that you liked this! These comments mean so much. 😊🤍
I’m so glad I found your video! I love watching DITL of nurses! I’m currently taking pre-reqs for an absn program and videos like these just motivate me so much. Currently taking micro 😅 lol
Ugh I remember micro! You absolutely can get through it. 💛
I’m going into my senior year of nursing school and have wanted to be an L&D nurse forever! I start my OB clinical in the fall and I can’t wait! 💕
It’s seriously the best field! Thanks for watching.
i’m shadowing a labor and delivery unit and they let me help catch the baby today!
Yay! I absolutely love that. Such a great experience.
I’ve had three babies. I love L&D nurses. You all are amazing. 💕
Thank you so much! I'm glad you had positive experiences.
i’m an aspiring l&b nurse , i’m a senior in highschool as of rt now i’m taking a cna class, and im already accepted in a couple of colleges nursing program. i am positive that I WANT TO BE A NURSE! (rn, bsn)
I've been 10 months on a cardio floor and now have an interview with L&D at another hospital!! I'm so excited and nervous! thanks for all of this!
I’m so excited for you! You’re going to do absolutely amazing!
I'm starting nursing school soon and I've been thinking about labor and delivery, I really appreciate you making this video and talking about what your days look like!
No problem! It’s an amazing job and I love what I do 🥰
I'm a nursing student currently, worried about going into the field because of burnout. Videos like this give me more hope!
You have the best job ever. I plan on becoming a labor & delivery nurse 👩🏽⚕️
It’s amazing! 🥰 You absolutely can and should do it!
This was recommended to me and perfect timing I start my L&D residency program July 12th & IM PREGNANT (I’m a first time mom) definitely subscribing so I can get more of this content
I used to work in L&D. 7p-7a. Very tough to work those hours. Trying to stay awake was difficult even with coffee. I would usually get home around 8:30a and try to unwind from all of the coffee I ingested. Most days, I didn't even reach REM. If I was lucky, some days I would get roughly 3-4 hours of sleep and have to be ready and out of the door by 6:15p to be at the hospital by 6:50p to start my shift that night. It was extremely tough. I eventually switched back to days for obvious reasons. Best of luck!!
It’s awful! I’m like next on the list to switch to days. 🤞🏼
@@AmyBales yes!! you have to do what's best for you. I was so exhausted that I could barely keep my eyes open. Do what is right for you first😉
Me currently eating a bagel and saying “oh shitttt” when the dilation diagram pops up 😂
It’s kind of crazy! It’s wild what our bodies can do.
😂😂😂😂
No fr bc adoption is looking reallllyyyy good right about now
GIRL SAMEEEE I'm munching on m blueberry bagel and i went "oh shitt"
This is what I want to do. I'm in Med/Surg now as a new grad.
You can do it! Good luck 🥰
I failed my NCLEX a few weeks ago and watching videos like this for motivation to keep pushing because man ir sucks.
You absolutely can do it! 🤍 Don’t give up.
i’m in my last term of nursing school this makes me so excited!!
You can do it! In the final stretch!
Had my first rotation in L&D this past semester and LOVEDDDD it!! Got to help one of the hospital docs wife deliver their first and it was such a good experience!
Do you have tips to go straight into L&D after graduation?
That’s amazing! If you can get a tech job on a labor and delivery unit while in school that’s huge. I have a video on how I got hired on labor and delivery as a new grad, but I know every area is different. I love my job and everyday is so fun. Highly recommend!
I have an interview for L+D next week! I just took my last final today and now I’m getting ready for my interview! Woo hoo!! So glad you found your happy place! I have a feeling this is going to be my happy place too.
I’ve found that the most happiest place on earth is the labor and delivery department! 🤍🤍🤍
Yes it’s really the best! There’s good days and bad days but the good outweighs the bad 💛
I’m only in 9th grade however I am looking into becoming a Labor and Delivery Nurse so this was very insightful to watch. Thank you for sharing!!!
It’s really the best job. I highly recommend getting a job as a tech on a labor and delivery unit while you’re in nursing school so that you can understand the basics of how the unit works by the time you graduate. Thanks for watching! 🥰
Am into nursing school and offering midwifery , am so motivated by you and this keeps me going
It is absolutely crazy to me how I knew I wanted to deliver babies since I was a kid and doing my OB Rotations in nursing really and truly set it all for me
Amy, I have been following you for like a week now. You seem so genuine and kind person. Whatever patient you come across I’m sure they’re very lucky to have someone like you!!! I’m a new grad nurse I would to be a L&D nurse but I’m really scared!! I feel I’m not ready to be in this department yet!!
This comment is so kind! Thank you for this. It means a lot. I can already tell you would be amazing because of your kind comment right here. Doing things like this, acknowledging people when you like what they’re doing makes you the best kind of person. You’ll excel in whatever you do! 🤍
Currently in Nursing school going to be working in labor and delivery when I finish school
I hope you love it! Good luck
So happy I came across your account! I’m 1 class away from applying to the nursing program and I feel in my heart that OB is for me💕 about to binge watch your videos for the next few days 🤗
You got this! I'm so excited for you!
I am about to graduate nursing school in December and I just had my first clinical in labor and delivery last week due to Covid-19! I loved it there and really want to work there!
I really love it, I hope that you can find a position to fit you in that area!
I want to go into L&D. Next school year I will be going to college as a dual enrolled person. Wish me luck
Aspiring L&D nurse here! Starting nursing school next month!!
You can do it! So excited for you
I was recommended this and I can't believe I haven't found you earlier! I am a jr in HS, in the medical field (EMT, through a vocational school) and this is what I want to become. I loved how your videos talked about HIPPA (and respected it), and how you put the keys to all the words you said. I loved every minute of it and became a new sub! Thank you for all the information! Cant wait to see more!!
This made me so happy! Thanks for watching. Is there any kind of content you’d like to watch specifically? I’m always looking for suggestions! 🥰
I am a nursing student who aspires to be an L&D nurse!! Thank you for making these videos! They are SUPER helpful! 😁❤
I'm so glad! Thanks!
As a rotating intern many years ago, I learned more from the OB nurse than I did from any of the obstetricians.
Some of those seasoned nurses could run laps around any of us any day 😅
Omg Amy!! I love that this came up on my recommended. I’m so proud of you!! I hope you and your beautiful baby are doing well!!🙂🖤
Ahh hi! We are 🥰 Thanks for watching
Aspiring nurse here! Love this video so much! I love that you love your job so much. I see so many nurses making videos of why they’re leaving nursing so it’s nice to see someone loving their job as a nurse💗
I love my job! I could see why people would be leaving if they start on units they hate. Your unit is everything! Thanks for watching 🥰
Great video. What an exciting job you have. I love that you love your work!!
Aspiring L&D nurse! Wonderful video! Thank you for you sharing your insight and passion 🤗
So glad it was helpful 🥰
I want to be a midwife but was thinking of becoming a labor and delivery nurse while in school for midwife. Like finally a youtuber who actually explain and tell you everything.
This comment means so much to me! I’ve also thought about being a midwife, there’s so many factors to consider. I love taking care of critically ill patients in labor and I would lose that as a midwife, but everyone knows what would work best for them!
Aspiring L and D nurse. ICU nurse now, a stepping stone to get there.
You’ve got it! I’ve seen lots of listings for OB ICU lately which is super interesting. Could be a nice mix of critical thinking and labor 🥰
My labor and delivery nurses were the *best* part of the team for my son's birth
I’m so glad to hear you had a good experience! 🥰
I’m in nursing school and I’ve wanted to be a OBGYN nurse and this makes me want to even more.
Yay! So glad you liked it.
im in nursing school!! loved this video! Im taking OB in august and i'm excited
Hello! I will be starting my prerequisites in the fall, and after having kids and also watching greys anatomy LOL I made up my mind I want to be a L&D RN, thank you for showing us a day in your life. Im very excited and can’t wait for what the future holds for me! 😊
I’m so glad you enjoyed! Best of luck 🥰
just passed my nclex and i love labor and delivery! this just confirmed it even more. really enjoyed your video! thank you!