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There are no pros .

Most schools want us to get covid vaccinated but now 2024 I gomd another of hospital have vaccine waivers...how do u feel about this

👍💪🙏💜 blessings to everyone, if you haven't yet repented and accepted Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior, please do so before it's too late, it's not God's will for none to perish Acts 2 vs 38 John 3 vs 16 Romans 10 vs 13

So far I love being a CNA. That's my call!

Thank you really good info I’m currently a Traveling HHA on my way to the Nursing field Goodluck everyone 🫵🏼🙌🏼🗣️

I wanna become CNA but I have a question, do you have to get covid , flu, influenza and other vaccines to work as a cna or nurse in different facilities? will I be able to avoid shots or it is part of the job? thank you for answering

Feeling so defeated:(i studied hard all week, stayed up until 4 am. Woke up at 7 and worked until 4. Created a practice test with. Did it. Checked my answers. Went back and analyzed what i did wrong. All for Nclex :(i think that i was just so tired by the end of it all that i just wanted to be done. I'm hopeful that i can bounce back but right now I just feel like crying 😢 😭💔💔🤕😓😔💔💔😓

What you do about nurses come and don't check on anything. Spends few minutes asking how I am and leaves. No bp. Temp heart.

Love this ❤

such good advice than you!

Thanks for the video

So informative thxxxc🥹💕

Tip for the floor. KEEP A BAG OF TRASH LINERS IN YOUR SCRUB POCKETS. I cannot stress that enough. Just a roll of small garbage bag liners. I tuck mine in my lower left leg pocket.

Peds HH experience is dependent upon each individual experience. It’s super easy. The pay is pretty low and raises are rare. I worked with a Nurse that was with the agency for 10 years and never received a raise. You are disposable. There is flexibility. You work if the parent likes you. I have been in some scary situations with parents abusing nurses and i have even seen child abuse. I have worked with agencies that told me i should not report it bc they will lose money. You will get a lot of work if coordinators like you or little to no work if they don’t. The home health agency will place you in a home according to your nursing skills or train you to skills you are comfortable in learning. You have a plan of care to go by so you will have this information prior to the meet and greet so you have time to review their medical profile. meet and greet gives the parents a chance to give the nurses a run down on the child’s current and past status. after going over the poc you will know what you need to ask. it’s not all that great in my opinion.

Something else that people aren't informed about, is investments outside of your job. Talk to a financial advisor, and do your own DD, but I feel investments in something you've done your research for, makes doing difficult jobs easier, because the hope is that in the long run, if you average down, or whatever your long term plan is, you have an escape velocity ramp, so that you're not stuck with just the 8-12 hour shift salary. That's not financial advice, but just some cautionary tails, because no-one, and I mean no-one, told me anything about investing during age 16-33, and I could have been slowly accumulating and planning for my future. I worked bad wages, and I could have used some of that type of motivation, to see an escape plan, years down the road.

Yo mirando este video traduciéndolo porque no hablo inglés 😂 pero me quiero hacer CNA mi sueño seré enfermera

I also made a snapshot of my clinical rotations including number of hours on each unit. The portfolio comes in handy when you’re filling out profiles on websites and they want to know all this info. I keep an electronic version because they want it all uploaded too. Any additional info the request, I add it to my portfolio. I was just asked for my nursing GPA. So I made a spreadsheet and then added it my portfolio.

I’m a caregiver. I’m going into cna school in 3 months and most things I’m confident in besides the book info

Thank you. I’m looking to take the CNA program through my work. I’ve heard horror stories but I don’t want to let that hold me back.

I'm currently trying to figure out what career path I might go to after I get my GED. I failed it 20 years ago in math and the essay. I always struggled with math in school. I prefer basic math so when I failed my GED I just assumed that I would never be good enough to be able to go to college. So I got a job in a grocery store and eventually was working western union. And I can handle counting all that money. That is fine. But I don't want a job that requires algebra, geometry, fractions for example. And since I now have physical limitations because I have herniated discs in my back, scoliosis, arthritis and inflammation in my back. I'm not suppose to be lifting heavy objects. And although I prefer sitting over standing alot. I can't sit down for hours and not get up because then my herniated discs will bother me. So I wanted to get ny ged since it's an old regret of mine but I'm so far running into trouble even finding a job in the medical field that does not conflict with my mental and physical limitations. I don't want to have to figure up complicated math all day and feel like I've been in school all day. I cannot do something that requires me running around 100 mph and literally at all times on my feet. I cannot lift heavy objects. Let alone a person. And I don't like the health risk of some of these other jobs in the medical field that put you too close to working around radiation, x rays because due to long exposure it changes your DNA and you might get cancer later. So any thing that puts me around any of those things is an instant NO from me. I just don't know what career out there is good for a 36 year old woman especially if I need to go to college that would suit me in all ways. I can't expect perfection in a job. But I cannot do something that is physically demanding or challenges my knowledge in complicated ways especially math. I would rather just be a cashier and not have the headache. Lol Any advice anyone?

Could you let me know where I can buy CNA scrub ? Thanks

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! From a new cna in a hospital!😅

Interesting

I got a call for the position of a paediatric home care nurse but I am quite worried about the parents. I wanted to know if they interrupt us during work.

Thank you so much, I know where to begin.

I currently work as a Perioperative assistant , cleaning ORs between cases. Occasionally you’re also asked to assist with patient transport. I’ve been working a few weeks now and today I was asked to do a patient transport , which I found to be enjoyable. Interacting with the patient and their family felt rewarding in a sense, even though I’m not a nurse or anything. I’ve always loosely thought of nursing, mainly because the aspect of helping people appeals to me. Today’s experience has left me thinking about this path a little more. I’ve always heard the stories of cleaning up urine and fecal matter, and I’ll be honest, cleaning up dog poop does make me gag. I feel like if I could push through that part though, I could have a fulfilling career where I can really help people. Schooling also seems intimidating, so I’ve got a lot to consider. I have a drive for helping people though so I feel like if I can survive it all, it would be worth it.

Is it worth it to become an LPN or should someone just go straight to RN?

3 Years later & this is still soo helpful. As a future pre med student looking to gain experience in the medical field, I am a little nervous. One question. Would you consider this job a good fit for somebody who has a passion for helping and serving others?

After using uworld twice and failing, I never knew I could ever pass the nclex but today I am very happy. I just passed my Nclex on my third attempt with a great help from Dr Luther

I was not expecting such a high quality synopsis FOR FREE on you tube - after watching, listening and taking notes, it feels like I should pay you some tuition. Like this was one of those 'Mater Classes' This video was very comprehensive but not overwhelming at all! You are a gifted teacher. I'm starting my new CNA job in 7 days and I cannot express how helpful this was! Well done! Brilliant! Thank you so very much!

Thank you so much for your Part 1 and here Part 2 - These are really great tips! I am late in the game of the CNA/Care Manager world. But here I am. I have been a housekeeping supervisor for many years within a company and within my past business. With that said., "Within the company" I am working for needed more Care Managers/CNA's and less Housekeeping. I decided to drop my title as HSK-Supervisor to become a Care Manager and earn a certificate as CNA. I have taken, Pr-tests after Pr-Tests and passed all. Now it's official. I am ready to achieve the real deal. For those reading this... It's NEVER to late to, "STEP UP, MAKE CHANGE, and MAKE A DIFFERENCE!"

I’m glad she lead with feces 😂

Well, detailed and clearly explained. nice job!

Hallo dr any free course for CNA in seatle state

These info are really helpful, thank you so much for sharing. Now I know a bit about what I need to prepare for my shift.

If you stick up for yourself will that make you look bad?

This was very simple explaining, thank you!

just got my GED yesterday🎉 tried taking the test several times but failed so i bought mine for at the end for my program from DEELSCAFE a legit source i saw last week and it came out 💯

I was in a. Bad car accident.! Lost my time. Put it while my ribs healed.

I'm in school, at a local SNIF, and went to clinical first time March 17th. The RN on the floors was our guide for the day, and her technique was 180 degrees different from the text book lectures. We were taught in class to address patients by respectful names and titles, and the for RN actually called them by their first names, or by Honey, Uncle, Sweetie, or, "My favorite patient".... and about 5 other very familiar nicknames. She also had absolutely no plan for the day. We just passed out breakfast trays. I was assigned one patient, then another candidate did the work. I was totally confused. You're right, the floors were so different from the class. I wonder why they even bother with a class. Good video, thank you.

Cleaning someone....i thought that was the caregivers job🙆🙆🙆i just took my first class ...is this for me??

I thought CNA's help nurses? But it seems like CNAs do the Nurses jobs... what do Nurses do this whole time?

I work in a county jail and I’ve been wanting to move into healthcare because trust me. Law enforcement is really hard and very depressing. I hate it now and I found cna classes so I’m going to try it out. I often have to clean people, move people, clean cells and help people in the jail so now I need to see what the other aspects are of CNA

i mean glasses are good by why so big

I did 3 years home health aide. I loved it the pros outweighed the cons for me. I learned I loved 1 on 1 w the pt/family, the independence, not having a manager or drama or bullies on my back. I learned to deal with unkept torn down home sites. I even loved some pts bc of the relationships...even when their home was roach infested. Idk if I can do peds yet, I did adults. I worked briefly in the hospital as a pt care tech...it was so stressful for me. Call lights, war zone, disrespect from not just pts but everyone, bullies. Everyone seemed to not have it together. Everywhere it's short staffed. They hire everyone in my area for nurse residency programs at all hospitals. It's not hard to get a job. What's hard is to keep your license and deal w the mental and physical burnout. I'm probably staying w home health at least for starting out. From you I learned that you can start out in home health RN and then move to hospital if you wanted to, or other. I didn't know that.

I become one also did EKG and Phlebotomy and nobody hire you for phlebotomy or EKG, they just hire you for nursing homes, you're experience is resume to just clean feces and lift heavy people, feed them, groom them so honestly is not that nice, is not what I expected, is like you put your health and your time for somebody else who can't move or do something for themselves and it's sad.

I am a new nurse. I've been licensed since October of 2022. I got a job in a hospital right out of school, actually the same hospital that I did my clinicals in. I ended up being let go from that position in December because I wasn't catching up to speed quick enough in orientation. Fast forward to now, I got another hospital job. I am 2 weeks into that job and while it is definitely better than my previous hospital, there are certainly moments where I had flashbacks of what happened before, such as my preceptor running to the nurse manager because I forgot to put PPE on in a CDiff room (my mistake but still, no need to snitch). And there have been other moments where I just felt like I have no autonomy. I signed up with a pediatric home care agency because I want a part-time/per-diem gig alongside my full-timer. I got a case that is only one day a week and I am excited! I loved my pediatric class in nursing school but I would not want to do pediatric inpatient as it is too sad, so I feel pediatric home care is a good place to start. I feel like it is also a good backup plan to have in case the same nonsense happens with my new hospital gig.

Great points to note!

Thank you for your advices... I am definitely buying Uworld.

Thanks starting my job tomorrow at a nursing home :)