I used to see and NP as my primary care provider and I honestly loved seeing her because she would talk and listen to me compared to doctors. My pediatrician was great too but I feel as tho sometimes appointments are so rushed you need to go in with your questions written as it’s hard to think of them on the spot!
As a college student with an on-campus NP, I can attest to the level of connection felt by myself to my provider. It is truly a special profession and one I hope I will be working in someday. Thanks for all of the great videos!
Hi Liz! Could you do a video on the FNP Job Market? How easy/difficult was it for you/your friends to find a job right out of graduation? Is it competitive? And any tips for future FNPs. Thank you! :) I just applied to Purdue for my MSN in FNP!
The market is pretty much saturated right now with FNPs. It took me 5 months to get a job after graduation. I have talked to recruiters in different states that say the same thing.
Thank you for your soapbox topic of knowing your limits. It’s a safety issue and you show more wisdom to hand the case off than to try to do it all yourself.
Great video Liz, thank you for highlighting don’t do this for the $. I am a bit irritated about people switching to psych because the $ is better. Oh dear lord they are in for a rude awakening. Keep up the good work
I found the point you made about the varying perspectives of an NP and an MD due to the NPs nursing background very interesting, would love to see a video from you eventually on this!
Loved this video Nurse Liz! Your videos help my motivation quite a lot, I was denied from my dream nursing school but am reapplying this year and hope to pursue a MSN further down the line of my future nursing career. You continue to inspire me!
"I'm not bitter." 😂 I've gotten a lot of random tests done that didn't show anything only to have to advocate to get the actual tests I've needed done as a patient. Ugh
hi Liz! Love the video! Congratulations on 40k subscribers. I remember when I began watching you last year. Question: how do you deal with being an NP, where the work never ends ( i.e. follow up, labs, insurance, billing etc) vs RN where you clock out and your done for the day? I'm struggling as a new NP who still does bedside nursing. I sometimes think bedside is easier bc know what to do.
Thank you!! I’ve really had to shift my mentality to embracing the fact it won’t ever all be done. I can just keep chunking away at it. Which was a hard shift because at the bedside I could be “done” with all my tasks.
Can you please do a video on how to manage time at clinic as well as how to manage patient's expectations on how many complaints they have in one visit? This is where I struggle- patient coming in for a physical PLUS 3-4 complaints.
Great video, Liz! Thank you! I must admit, I was one of those that assumed family practice would be boring, that you’d see the same thing over and over again...but it makes sense that it’s almost endlessly interesting, because you see a little bit of everything, all the time.
I think because I come across as sweet and quiet on first impression people never expect me to be funny. My humor is pretty dry, dark and a little twisted. I get a lot of surprised looks.
People always assume that I am both older than I am and that I am quiet because I carry myself a certain way in public. Boy are they wrong on that last one!!
I'm a year away from starting to work as an RN, but I'm confident that my ultimate goal is to be an FNP. What RN jobs would you recommend looking into to best prepare me to be a well-rounded FNP?
Hi Liz! I am at the beginning of my FNP journey and would like to know how many FNP’s you know work in women’s health! My goal is women’s health but I can’t find an WHNP program to fit my schedule. Thoughts? Thanks!
I used to see and NP as my primary care provider and I honestly loved seeing her because she would talk and listen to me compared to doctors. My pediatrician was great too but I feel as tho sometimes appointments are so rushed you need to go in with your questions written as it’s hard to think of them on the spot!
I'm so glad you had a good experience!
As a college student with an on-campus NP, I can attest to the level of connection felt by myself to my provider. It is truly a special profession and one I hope I will be working in someday. Thanks for all of the great videos!
Aww yay! I'm so glad you have an NP you enjoy working with
100,000 yearly starting as a new NP is amazing! ⭐️
Hi Liz! Could you do a video on the FNP Job Market? How easy/difficult was it for you/your friends to find a job right out of graduation? Is it competitive? And any tips for future FNPs. Thank you! :) I just applied to Purdue for my MSN in FNP!
I'm planning on doing one! Fingers crossed for ya!
The market is pretty much saturated right now with FNPs. It took me 5 months to get a job after graduation. I have talked to recruiters in different states that say the same thing.
Thank you for your soapbox topic of knowing your limits. It’s a safety issue and you show more wisdom to hand the case off than to try to do it all yourself.
For sure! This applies to all of healthcare
Great video Liz, thank you for highlighting don’t do this for the $. I am a bit irritated about people switching to psych because the $ is better. Oh dear lord they are in for a rude awakening. Keep up the good work
omg I totally agree. Especially with psych. If you don't love psych I feel like that would be a REALLY hard field.
@@NurseLiz Agreed, I've done psych inpatient before my FNP and it is certainly a whole different world that you MUST love!!
I found the point you made about the varying perspectives of an NP and an MD due to the NPs nursing background very interesting, would love to see a video from you eventually on this!
Okay this is my 5th video at 7am this morning. You sold me * subscribed * love how you look like a nurse and not a make-up guru lol
Welcome to the channel!
It would be awesome if you would do a video on what to ask/look for in your first job as an fnp and nurse
I'm planning to do one at some point!
Loved this video Nurse Liz! Your videos help my motivation quite a lot, I was denied from my dream nursing school but am reapplying this year and hope to pursue a MSN further down the line of my future nursing career. You continue to inspire me!
All the fingers crossed for you! Thanks for the kind words!
"I'm not bitter." 😂 I've gotten a lot of random tests done that didn't show anything only to have to advocate to get the actual tests I've needed done as a patient. Ugh
Ugh that is so frustrating. Way to be your own advocate though! That can be tricky
Thank you very much Nurse Liz. This info is very important for my stepson he needs to take decisions if he will study to be a Nurse.🌻🌼🌹
So glad it was helpful!
hi Liz! Love the video! Congratulations on 40k subscribers. I remember when I began watching you last year. Question: how do you deal with being an NP, where the work never ends ( i.e. follow up, labs, insurance, billing etc) vs RN where you clock out and your done for the day? I'm struggling as a new NP who still does bedside nursing. I sometimes think bedside is easier bc know what to do.
Thank you!! I’ve really had to shift my mentality to embracing the fact it won’t ever all be done. I can just keep chunking away at it. Which was a hard shift because at the bedside I could be “done” with all my tasks.
Hi Liz
I will check out skill share since picmonics was an awesome resource you shared.
Thank you for another great video. 😊
They have some really cool videos!
Can you please do a video on how to manage time at clinic as well as how to manage patient's expectations on how many complaints they have in one visit? This is where I struggle- patient coming in for a physical PLUS 3-4 complaints.
thats a good idea! I super struggle with it as well, but am working on it. slowly but surely.
Great video, Liz! Thank you! I must admit, I was one of those that assumed family practice would be boring, that you’d see the same thing over and over again...but it makes sense that it’s almost endlessly interesting, because you see a little bit of everything, all the time.
I think a lot of people think that! you for sure aren't alone.
I think because I come across as sweet and quiet on first impression people never expect me to be funny. My humor is pretty dry, dark and a little twisted. I get a lot of surprised looks.
I totally feel you on this.I feel like we are in many ways the same human haha
You are my twin! hahahaha
People always assume that I am both older than I am and that I am quiet because I carry myself a certain way in public. Boy are they wrong on that last one!!
It's amazing how much of a difference it makes how you carry yourself.
I'm a year away from starting to work as an RN, but I'm confident that my ultimate goal is to be an FNP. What RN jobs would you recommend looking into to best prepare me to be a well-rounded FNP?
I have a whole video about that! I think if you search "nurse liz best nursing jobs for FNP" it should show up :)
@@NurseLiz Oh perfect! Thanks!
Hi Liz! I am at the beginning of my FNP journey and would like to know how many FNP’s you know work in women’s health! My goal is women’s health but I can’t find an WHNP program to fit my schedule. Thoughts? Thanks!
Do you ask pt's if they have more questions? I have seen a few Duke primary doctors and none ask me if I have more questions:)
I almost always do. The only time I don't is if the appointment has gone over like crazy because so much had already come up.
@@NurseLiz wow you are the best . We need more like you! I was not able to ask question, so i had to look for different provider
Nurse Liz Same here!
Wow I wouldn't have gueesed you were 5'10"!
surprise! haha
Will there be a video about whether new RNs should go for an MSN or DNP now in order to become an NP due to the AANP recommendationz in 2004?
I have a video on that!
Hahah, much coffee needed.. Cold brew is my best friend. That student with full time work life 😅
cold brew is an excellent choice
With all my classes, I’ve been told to comprehend instead of memorizing.
Any tips on how?
explain the concept out loud. Nobody needs to listen haha. But it is helpful for making connections, if you pretend you are lecturing.
How do you prevent/lessen litigation issues related to misdiagnosis ?
Make sure your decisions are evidence based that way if you are ever questioned you can point to your dealing which is backed by research
@@NurseLiz that makes sense! Thanks!!
Omg I would of said false on some of those lol
More stressful? Yikes 😬!
I know haha
Sighhhh charting charting charting. You can’t run from it lol
Its the worst
Also did you complete an MSN or DNP?
I have an MSN