Hi Mia! Great video, however your sound is kind of low I could barely hear you. I can’t wait until I’m done with LPN. I will be done in July and it will be here before we know it. My goal is to work for about a year maybe two and bridge to get my RN. Are you going back for yours? I want to be a NICU nurse but that may change once I go through my clinical rotations.
Sorry about the sound, my recording volume may have been a little too low. I’ll see if i can fix that 😀. At this time, i don’t plan on going back for RN, my plan is to cross over into healthcare administration
Great video! I recently moved back to Florida from Georgia and I start next week on a Medsurg unit at one of hospitals here and I was wondering how do the RNs treat you on your unit? In Georgia I worked at a rehabilitation hospital and we all worked great as a team! I never worked with any rude or on a power trip nurses but I have heard some stories about working in the hospital, so I’m hoping I get the same great experience in the hospital as I did in my previous job.
It depends on the facility I guess. I get paid more simply for the shift differential. You always make more at the hospital working nights and weekends
love this video!! I graduate from my LPN program in a few months and this is really helpful in deciding if I want to start out in a hospital vs LTC
Thank you!! Starting on my first med surge travel assignment next week and I’m so nervous! But you have helped me a lot! Be blessed! 🙏🏾💙
Great video thanks for taking the time to share this information. I'm also in GA and plan on getting into the lpn program next year
Thank you and good luck on your program 😊
Hi Mia! Great video, however your sound is kind of low I could barely hear you. I can’t wait until I’m done with LPN. I will be done in July and it will be here before we know it. My goal is to work for about a year maybe two and bridge to get my RN. Are you going back for yours? I want to be a NICU nurse but that may change once I go through my clinical rotations.
Sorry about the sound, my recording volume may have been a little too low. I’ll see if i can fix that 😀. At this time, i don’t plan on going back for RN, my plan is to cross over into healthcare administration
I wanted to go to school for lpn but in the state of Pennsylvania at our top hospitals lpn start at 17.92 and I just think that is too low🥴
That's really low
@@NurseMiaLPN2 yea , not worth it .
Do your floor utilization CNAs as well. I just made a video about my hospital initialing lpns in the hospital.
Yes we have CNAs but they’re called tech’s at our hospital
good stuff { but you speak very softly hard to hear}
LPNS make good money.
Yes they do!
@@NurseMiaLPN2 wat rate can they make at the hospital pls vs long term care skilled facility or doctors office
Well I'm in Georgia so base pay is on the lower side between $24-25/hr. My facilities shift differential is between $3-5/hr
Way to go Mia
Great video! I recently moved back to Florida from Georgia and I start next week on a Medsurg unit at one of hospitals here and I was wondering how do the RNs treat you on your unit? In Georgia I worked at a rehabilitation hospital and we all worked great as a team! I never worked with any rude or on a power trip nurses but I have heard some stories about working in the hospital, so I’m hoping I get the same great experience in the hospital as I did in my previous job.
We all work together as a team, heck sometimes they even ask me for advice. Idk about day shift, but night shift works really well together.
@@NurseMiaLPN2 That is awesome!!! I will be working night shift as well! Thanks for replying ❤️
@@nursej607 you’re welcome
Which hospital if you don’t mind answering that please.
@April Starr are you asking me or Nurse J? I can't give out the name of the facility where I work
Does the hospital pay more for lpn than a ltc or is it about the same?
It depends on the facility I guess. I get paid more simply for the shift differential. You always make more at the hospital working nights and weekends
No, hospitals pay on how many years you been a nurse. LTC pays more