What I Do Each Morning As A Unit Secretary | Daily Routine
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- Join me as I share my morning routine and give you a glimpse into what it's like to be a unit secretary. From organizing charts and everything in between, you'll see how I kick off each day with energy and efficiency.
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This video is helping me as a newbie even at 5 years later!
"I control my day" is my new motto. So much truth.
Controlling your day is a must. It has to be or else you'll be running around like a chicken with it's head cut off. Working in a hospital is already stressful enough.
Thanks for watching!
I just started as a Unit Secretary for the first and I am so nervous . I ran up on your videos and they are so helpful! I love how you say “I Control My Day” & that is absolutely the way to go about it. I also think it is a good idea to always prepare for things to hit the fan. Thanks so much!
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching.
How do you become a unit clerk
"Control Your Day" Very informative....thank you!
I am an RN student and have been a CNA for a long time, but recently took a new job as a Unit Secretary/HUC for Labor and Delivery Unit- I found your page and am trying to learn and am also taking notes! Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
I have worked in healthcare for over 10 years but never have been a HUC until recently. Been watching your videos, listening, and taking notes. Great tips! Thank you for the video 👍
I binge watch your videos. I want to thank you for all the information you have provided for this position. I'm currently starting in this position and wanted insight on what to expect. You gave answers I wanted to know I greatly appreciate it. I wish I had you for my trainer.
That's great basic information to make all your shifts a little smoother.
Thank you so much for your information. I'm not sure if this is a Canadian term, but here we are called a Unit Assistant---but it's the same job. I have 3 casual jobs at my local hospital. They are all doing hospital administration/unit assistant duties but they are all completely different. I really enjoy them all, and the flexibility that comes with being able to pick up shifts according to my personal/home schedule. I do find working in healthcare very stressful though, so I really like your motto "I control my day."
That’s so true people with mad education don’t know how to put paper in the damn printer I find that funny as hell 😂 I be cracking up but then doctors be coming to me like I’m their BFF lol
You are amazing!!! Thank you!! BRAND NEW Unit Sec/Monitor Tech!
I enjoyed your video, and of course the printer issue. I know the feeling when no one wants to fill the paper. I was hoping more about order forms and real-life situations, and how you handle looking up information for patients and doctors, and what forms are used. I am enrolled in a college course called Health Unit Coordinating program and the book is very well put together. I wanted to review other people's opinions on how they handle doctors and nurses as your working in the front. I use to be a telephone operator and I loved answering questions and go above and beyond to help people on solving the problems they are having. I also wanted to know does a unit secretary has to carry a pager? When I was a telephone operator, we always paged on-call doctors and nurses and forward and unforward their pagers for them. I use to make announcements for codes it was a lot of practice but got used to the fact I know I was helping doctors saving a patient and telling them where to go.
Hello Gregory,
I'll make a video for you. Thanks for watching.
This is an awesome video! I start my position as a Unit Coordinator on Dec 4th. I would love for you to be my trainer, you are keeping it SO real! Thank you.
Hi! I just subscribed to your channel! I'm gradutating in September from my HUC program and I'm nervous but excited! I love watching your videos to help me with my HUC classes and to see what this career path holds for me in the future. Thanks so much for the informative videos!
P.S. You're funny, real, and awesome. Keep it up!!!
Good job Jackie!!
Yeassssss ms. Jackie... real boss vibes here
Strong yet has that spark as to show of a excellent worker ! much thanks for better handling in sticky situations :)
Love your vlog I think that it’s very realistic and informative.
Thank you 🙏 I appreciated!
Great Info! I have an interview for this position. Fingers crossed. What are the most important or most used medical terminologies from day to day?
That's a good question. Let me think about that.
@@HospitalSecretary thanks!
I just discovered your videos and I’m loving them I’m a new HUC and could use your expertise. Thanks you !!!
You nailed it on the head. Thanks for sharing.
Girl, you are a hilarious!!! But it's so true... I have an interview for this position Monday! Thanks
Good luck.
It’s crazy how you talked so much about wiping down because of all the germs that could be passed around a year ago and right after here comes Covid. I know your team was okay with you around. Everything sanitized. Cuz you “prepare for the worst” okaaaayyyy💁🏽♀️
Thank you for this video.
about factsheets and labels do you print? We have some patients that are there for just 24hrs. New HUC
I always print both regardless. I know some floors are observation floors and the patients are usually not there that long. But I would still print one of each just in case the computers go down or something happens. I'm going to make a video about Code Blues and Fire Alarms and I think you'll see the importance of facesheets and labels. Thanks for watching.
I found your station and appreciate your view! Can we work together???? I love your outlook!
Hah! The printers are empty because employees print mass personal stuff at work! Especially students
That is the truth!
I am an RN student and Unit Secretary and might have been guilty a time or two! 🙋🏼♀️
And comments like this are a huge part of the reason why students fail. How the hell are we supposed to learn if everyone we work with just gets pissed off at us for everything?
Do most HUC people float or do you stay on the same floor all the time
Hi. It depends on what type of unit you work on. When I started, I never floated because the unit required 2 secretaries. But when I moved to the ICU, the census dictated if we floated or were backed down or canceled. I'll make a more detailed video for you.
Thanks for watching.
Is unit secretary same as ward clerk?
Yes. They are called by so many different names it's ridiculous, but they all mean the same thing.