Don't complain. Don't complain. Don't complain. Whenever I even hint at a complaint to my husband, he says to me "remember that last paycheck?" LOL. I know there's a difference between getting worked and unsafe. I'm totally on-board with you about knowing the culture and being accommodating and NOT complaining!! I work with a travel nurse who says "I'm getting paid for this" EVERY time things get a little uncomfortable 🙂 I agree. There's a reason they need you and you're getting paid-- just do the damn thing as long as it's safe and within your scope! Thanks for the video Grey Hoddie!! Beautiful skin BTW
Did my first contract! I extended cause I loved the unit I was on. But now it’s COVID🙄🙄 so I’ve been going to COVID. I did get a rate increase so it’s good !
I like the way you express how you feel or you share.. Just how you speak, makes me smile coz you share, we learn go go go, be one of the travel nurses soon too❤️❤️
Thank you for a well presented video that didn't promote yourself as other tubers do but simply presented simple cardinal rules that make perfect sense. Thank You for being intelligent, intuitive and insightful. Thank You!!!
I love all of your VDOs. Very informative 👏. I want you to give some tips about computer charting. How do you learn different charting systems? I only know Cerner and I think a lot of hospitals use Epic or Meditech. As a new traveler, do you recommend us choosing only the computer system that we are familiar?
My best advice that I tell everyone - just start on night shift. Although Night Shift is sometimes a busy we do have a lot more downtime than dayshift and if you’re learning a new charting system then start on Night Shift so that you can really familiarize with yourself with it. The reason why I recommend Night Shift is because there’s not so many orders that are time sensitive that are coming in so it is not as much pressure and there is less of a possibility that you will miss something. But to be honest for me personally, it just took some getting used to. Although I have worked on all types of charting systems the concepts are pretty much the same and you know what you should be looking for. I always ask where the orders are, where do I go to acknowledge the orders, and other things that I kno that I need to be looking for. So it’s just a matter of figuring out where things are.
Thanks for this question and I’m glad she answered because I am planning to travel next month and I use cerner as well. I wonder if there is somewhere online where I can learn epic before I start a new job.
Gray hoodie!! Thank you for the advice. I am a nurse with 25+ years experience, but looking for my first travel assignment. Do you know anything about the Denver area?
Thank you so so much! I'm on my first assignment. And renewed for another month. I really really like it here. But I've been debating leaving for "more money". But like u said not all money is good money. Im so happy I saw your video 💗 Oh... grey hoodie!!
Hi 👋 I just started looking into traveling nurse contracts, I already have the experience in Medsurg Neuro/Tele but my reluctance to make the jump is my hospital didn't equip me to skill up on my IV start and blood draw skills. Is it going to be an issue if I start travel nursing with poor skill in IV starts? Or do I take the plunge and learn along the way?
Hey there’ It’s only gonna be an issue if the hospital that you go to experts that you start your own IVs. Luckily for you most hospitals policy nowadays say that as long as the patient has a working IV don’t have to change it out every few days. Also some hospitals have an IV team that you can call for assistance if you are unable to get an IV. As far as drying blood, most hospitals do not require you to draw blood. They have phlebotomist. I will just be honest with your recruiter and do your due diligence to make sure that the expectations on your unit are that that you can uphold
Don't complain.
Don't complain.
Don't complain.
Whenever I even hint at a complaint to my husband, he says to me "remember that last paycheck?" LOL. I know there's a difference between getting worked and unsafe. I'm totally on-board with you about knowing the culture and being accommodating and NOT complaining!!
I work with a travel nurse who says "I'm getting paid for this" EVERY time things get a little uncomfortable 🙂 I agree. There's a reason they need you and you're getting paid-- just do the damn thing as long as it's safe and within your scope! Thanks for the video Grey Hoddie!! Beautiful skin BTW
DID YOU ENJOY THE VIDEO?!? comment down below GRAY HOODIE if you did and made it to the very end ! :)
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Did my first contract! I extended cause I loved the unit I was on. But now it’s COVID🙄🙄 so I’ve been going to COVID. I did get a rate increase so it’s good !
I like the way you express how you feel or you share.. Just how you speak, makes me smile coz you share, we learn go go go, be one of the travel nurses soon too❤️❤️
Thank you for a well presented video that didn't promote yourself as other tubers do but simply presented simple cardinal rules that make perfect sense. Thank You for being intelligent, intuitive and insightful. Thank You!!!
You are completely right on the recruiter! She kinda sucked but she got me in so that works.
Great video as always and so much amazing information 👏🏾👍🏾🤗🥰
GrayHoodie!
Gray Hoodie!! Thanks for the advice.. study the work culture and don't complain. lol
And you shall succeed 🥰
I get my cert in MA of May 22’ and I’m so excited to travel
Thank you did your vids! I binge watch them lol
I love all of your VDOs. Very informative 👏. I want you to give some tips about computer charting. How do you learn different charting systems? I only know Cerner and I think a lot of hospitals use Epic or Meditech. As a new traveler, do you recommend us choosing only the computer system that we are familiar?
My best advice that I tell everyone - just start on night shift. Although Night Shift is sometimes a busy we do have a lot more downtime than dayshift and if you’re learning a new charting system then start on Night Shift so that you can really familiarize with yourself with it. The reason why I recommend Night Shift is because there’s not so many orders that are time sensitive that are coming in so it is not as much pressure and there is less of a possibility that you will miss something. But to be honest for me personally, it just took some getting used to. Although I have worked on all types of charting systems the concepts are pretty much the same and you know what you should be looking for. I always ask where the orders are, where do I go to acknowledge the orders, and other things that I kno that I need to be looking for. So it’s just a matter of figuring out where things are.
Thanks for this question and I’m glad she answered because I am planning to travel next month and I use cerner as well. I wonder if there is somewhere online where I can learn epic before I start a new job.
Grey Hoodie!! I love you videos! I’m just get back into traveling as a scrub tech and I need these videos to bring me back to the raveler mentality.
I was literally just looking this up and here you came right on time. Thanks BeeBee! 😊
Gray hoodie!! Thank you for the advice. I am a nurse with 25+ years experience, but looking for my first travel assignment. Do you know anything about the Denver area?
Thank you so so much! I'm on my first assignment. And renewed for another month. I really really like it here. But I've been debating leaving for "more money". But like u said not all money is good money. Im so happy I saw your video 💗
Oh... grey hoodie!!
Gray hoodie ❤️
As a traveler when you are assigned to a unit but a floated a lot to other units…how do you deal with that?
Definitely informative. This video is right on time as I'm looking to start travel nursing. Thank you.
Thank you! I am resigning this week, please tell me about housing in Atlanta. I heard of Northside, Grady and Emory Midtown Hospital.
Grey hoodie! Thanks for the info! Aspiring travel nurse here ☺️
Thank you for your video. It’s so helpful for newbie like me!
Beebee you r a gem 💎 thank you. best wishes☀️
Very interesting video. Good information. Thanks for sharing this interesting video 😊 I am a nurse educator on utube. I subscribed. Good luck
Great tips to live by. I have been practicing the same.
Thank you for this video. Great tips
love this video, thank you for all these helpful tips!!! just subscribed :)
Yay 😀
Thanks for the video, starting next month LTC experience
Grey hoodie! Thank you for the info.
Grey Hoodie , Thanks very informative video ❤️
Wow! what a niteresting editing!farewell- 👏
Lol thanks 😊
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Great video lots of good information!!
Gray hoodie ! Thanks for the info !!
Of course’ glad to know you enjoyed it ❤️❤️
Hi 👋 I just started looking into traveling
nurse contracts, I already have the experience in Medsurg Neuro/Tele but my reluctance to make the jump is my hospital didn't equip me to skill up on my IV start and blood draw skills. Is it going to be an issue if I start travel nursing with poor skill in IV starts? Or do I take the plunge and learn along the way?
Hey there’
It’s only gonna be an issue if the hospital that you go to experts that you start your own IVs. Luckily for you most hospitals policy nowadays say that as long as the patient has a working IV don’t have to change it out every few days. Also some hospitals have an IV team that you can call for assistance if you are unable to get an IV. As far as drying blood, most hospitals do not require you to draw blood. They have phlebotomist. I will just be honest with your recruiter and do your due diligence to make sure that the expectations on your unit are that that you can uphold
Gray hoodie nice info thanks
Grey hoodie! Thank you!!!
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Amazon !
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What a way to email agency inquiry to you Beebee?
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