Emergency Nursing Tips for New grad ER Nurses: What to do before your first day!
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2024
- 🔺Hi everyone! In this video, I focus on the must do's prior to being on the floor and performing life saving care! I cover the most common disease's, procedures and medications you will encounter as an ER nurse. All of this with the intention of you building your knowledge base prior to your first day, therefore being more prepared! I also cover supplies and certifications you made need prior to starting. 🔺
✅Emergency Nursing Basics Book: www.amazon.com/dp/B0BP4N1LF2
✅ER Nursing Charting Book: www.amazon.com/dp/B0CPJY4S72
✅ER Nurse Report and Brain Sheets: www.amazon.com/dp/B0CLCGQGH1
⚡Help Support⚡: www.redbubble.com/people/Emer...
❗Key Points❗:
💥-Be Proactive Not Reactive! Be prepared ahead of time for anything! Ensure that your rooms are stocked and ready for business. Suction? Oxygen? Ambu Bags? Pulse oximetry? Cardiac monitor leads? Bp cuff? Do you know where your IV supplies are? Is the crash cart readily available? Is your glucometer ready for business?
💥-Team Work Makes the Dream Work! The Emergency Department is dynamic, if you don't work as a team, you will not succeed. Help each other and have fun at the same time. Remember, its One Team.
💥-You will not know everything, EVER, and that's ok! This specifically applies to new grads! Ask questions, lots of them! If everyone is super busy, wait until patients are stabilized, then ask away! The more you know, the more confident you'll be, and at the same time you'll realize how much you actually don't know. So, ask more questions.
💥-Charting is extremely important! HOWEVER, patient care ALWAYS comes before charting! Take notes on a piece of paper as the what is happening with times, then when you do get a chance to sit down, chart away. But don't forget, patient care comes above anything else.
❗ATTENTION❗: The information provided in this video lecture is purely educational, please follow your hospitals or organizations guidelines and policies. The information provided is also not meant to substitute the guidance and care provided by your primary care provider.
❗ATTENTION❗: The links listed above are affiliate links. If a product is purchased through these links I may be receiving a small percentage of the price. Note that it is at no additional cost to you!
✅Emergency Nursing Basics Book: www.amazon.com/dp/B0BP4N1LF2
✅ER Nursing Charting Book: www.amazon.com/dp/B0CPJY4S72
✅ER Nurse Report and Brain Sheets: www.amazon.com/dp/B0CLCGQGH1
This is THE MOST THOROUGH and TO THE POINT video I’ve seen here, regarding what to expect and how to prep to be an ER nurse 👏🏾. I just passed my RN boards and hoping to start in the ER soon😍. THANK YOU SOOO MUCH for sharing your knowledge❗️❗️❗️
Hey Hellen congrats. I just recently got hired for the ER as a new grad as well and just wanted to know how your experience has been so far?
Hey Larry, congrats and thank you! Def. overwhelming at times. It’s such a rollercoaster, some days it’s fun and I’m progressing fast and then other days it’s super frustrating because it feels like I don’t know anything and not progressing at all. Very fast paced environment and so many things you have to remember to do in such a short time, but some things do come easier over time. Overall, better than bedside nursing imo, because I love the variety in patients you see. How about yourself, how do you like it so far?
So good. I’ve been In The ER for almost a month now from being a med/surg nurse for a year. Feeling a little overwhelmed with the learning curve. Thanks for this
How are you doing now? Would love to hear an update, hope all is well!
This is amazing! Thank you!
This is amazing thank you!!
Thank you SO much for the video!!!
wonderful tips; thank you!!
Thanks for the great info!!
Thank you for this video, it's so helpful!
starting as a new grad in the ED tomorrow, thanks for this!
Amazing content, Thank You!
Thanks for the video ❤
Thanks alot for the great tips, i am a new ED and that vedio helped alot.
Thanks again.
As a brand new, still orienting ER nurse, Thank you for your advice! I found it very helpful and encouraging 👍
Thank you so much for these videos!! It helped me a lot with my ED placement
This was super helpful and super motivating. I really appreciated the tips and the information it's sort of what I needed although I'm not a new grad I sure feel like it because I'm brand new to ER without any triage background etc. So thank you thank you!
I love your voice very soothing and the info was 👌
Thanks new ER RN!! Was looking for this kind of information before I start in 1 week
Wow, your content is great! I'm a new ED nurse who comes from Med-Surg. Love your videos, you are helping me to become a safe and competent ED RN!
Thank you. Just got done with the first week of didactic in my critical care program and hit the floor next week!
Your content is GOLD. Thank you for your patience and time in explaining and enumerating all these high yield info. Your videos don’t have fluff, just precious and direct to the point helpful tips. I’m so glad I found your channel. I’m about to start my ED residency and I’ll use your videos
How are you liking the ED? I start in a few months 😅
Thanks!
Awesome, thank you so much. I paused the video first to take down notes from the scavenger hunt. I stopped to look up “air war supplies”, lol.
I just started in the ER as a new grad and just found your channel. This is so, so helpful!
how is it now and what did they ask you during the interview?
Just graduated from my Bsn program and starting in an ER next month. Thanks for this!!
Any tips for a new grad? I’m about to start in the ED next week!
Thank u💙
Good video expecting more videos
Can you make videos about charting. And a video about abdominal pain, gi bleed, and aortic dissection
U r amazing thanks
This is amazing! I am a new LPN that was just hired in the ER. I start my RN program in January. You covered so much information, clearly and concisely. This definitely settled my nerves somewhat.
Same here, but I start next week. How have you adjusted to the ED?
I am a new LPN and starting my ER position next month. How do you like the ER so far?
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I am a new LPN and start working in the ER next month. How do you like it so far?
@@mad1981all Hey Jay. Congratulations on your new ER position! I actually enjoyed the actual work, however, I left and started a new position at a hospital’s family health center. I left because it was highly unorganized as far as not having a plan for who will precept me during my shift and having to deal with rude/unhelpful/unhappy staff who had no intention on precepting me, nor did they want to be there. Felt like a fish out of water there. Also, they don’t respect LPNs as they basically all other clinical staff and often heard or was told/questioned things on LPNs, etc (can tell you better than I can write it lol). Also, they were not willing to compromise on my new schedule being that some things came up on my end that required me to work other shifts. The physical job itself was good, but all that other shanannigans and the “public” patient location, was not for me. I am current enjoying my new position 😊. Good luck to you! Hopefully your experience will be a lot better than mine.
@@BlackDiamondG5 Thanks! I am sorry it didn’t work out for you. I hope that I have a good experience with my new job site; however, if it doesn’t work out I will definitely be looking elsewhere.
Starting ED in 2 weeks, this is perfect! Thank you so much for putting all this together.
Hey how did you go?
Learning a lot, still going through emergency chaos videos quite frequently! It is a wild ride, chaotic but magical too.
@@aylan.6212 good on you and all the best
Superb my ER interview is in two weeks - I will use this as my preparation model
I got the job! Thank you 😀
@@AutisticCuriosity hi congrats on getting the job! may i know what kind of questions did they asked you?
Is there any online certified course for someone who want to be an emergency nurse?
Switching from NICU to ED here and I feel like I'm a new grad all over again 🤪
What made you switch from NICU to ER? I have one semester of nursing school left and I’ve been hired in the ED to start this summer. I’m also interested in NICU so just curious.
Answer to all this in your books?
What’s an I/O gun
Essentially a drill used to place access into bones in emergency situations !
@@emergencychaos aww intraosseous
Looking on a video that actually teaches this......not a list of things you don't know.