How I Make My Work Schedule As A Nurse - 8 Days Off In a Row!
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Did you know nurses make their own schedules? Did you know there is a way to get 8 days off without using PTO?
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LIKE 11. thank you for this and all your videos. you are the next best thing to an in hospital professor. Happy Weekend David!
yeah but you have to work 6 days in a row from the end of the second week to the following week
Hey man great video! I am curious after doing the Sunday Monday Tuesday 8 days off then Thursday Friday Saturday how would you set up your schedule after that? Would it just be 1 week a month that you get 8 days off?
This one shows that you'll be working both weekends. Staff nurses has an automatic weekend work schedule and for my case, I can't work both weekends because it's fully staffed on the other weekend...
Awe dang!! Yeah my hospital did not operate like this and allowed me to schedule myself whenever I wanted haha
This video was so helpful! I start to self schedule in about a month after my orientation and I’m definitely going to do the Sunday Monday Tuesday! Great video!
Literally the best schedule ever!!! Yay!!! Thanks for the support
@@DabidRobinson yeah but dont you have to work 6 days in a row from the end of the second week to the following week
Thank you for the advise
Super awesome love from fellow nurse
Thanks for the support! What kind of nursing are you in?
@@DabidRobinson BSN, RN from India 🇮🇳
hi can i ask something?do all nurses in different country or hospitals make their own working schedule 😮 like in new zealand
my schedule is legit different every week in the ER, typically 3-4 12 hour shifts a week and they may be together, they may not.
Do you work 4, 12 hour shifts in a row?! 😱😱
@@DabidRobinson every week
Boooo that would suck
4 10 hour days 👍
That's what my boyfriend does, and he likes it
@@DabidRobinson what field is he in?
@@DabidRobinson i keep hearing that most positions are 12 hour days and nursing in general is mentally draining? Can you give me some insight on it? I want to do that or go for physical therapist that I'm passionate about
If you are wanting to work in a hospital, then most shifts are twelve hours. Unless you work in the PACU, or something surgery related where their hours are based off the the surgery. It can be mentally and physically draining, i have been at the bedside for close to 8 years now, and i am slowly working towards getting away from bedside. With an RN degree though, you have so many options.
@@DabidRobinson Thanks for the insight! I love anatomy and how the body functions. I'm trying to get information on what path to go. Or PT but I heard schooling takes longer and less money and I'm in Canada