Ive seen how catty experienced nurses are with the new nurses and they’ll criticize their work or point out all their mistakes and to be honest I am a bit apprehensive about becoming a nurse. Im sure you’ve already experienced that at some point in your career and its sad because we should all work as a team for the good sake of our patients.
I really loved this video. I am in 3rd semester now and I am definitely getting anxious about graduating and doing this on my own. I am thankful you made the point of not being afraid to ask for help. That makes me feel so much better and realize that we are a team.
Thanks for sharing Ashley. I remember being in my first clinical rotation and being afraid of sounding stupid asking some questions, and I really should've asked because I had the excuse of being totally new.
Learn in the very beginning how to say NO! You have 2 labile vented patients and charge wants you to take and evolving MI. New nurses get dumped on sometimes. Remember any patient you take you are responsible for.Until you actually feel capable to take a bigger load, dont, thats what those hard core veterans are there for.
OMG thank you so much for posting this video.. I finish nursing school very soon and I have secured a grad position next year and have been having so much anxiety over what will be expected of me when I get out there!!
Thank you for this, I'm a new RN about to start working on a med-surg unit! Super nervous! Your videos always inspire me though and make me feel so much better lol
hi Ashley, thank you so much for this video, I am a new grad nurse and I have my orientation for my 1st job next week, so the information couldn't have come in a better time. I am so excited but nervous at the same time...
Absolutely LOVE your videos! I like getting to know the different sides of health care so I can understand what each person is going through so we can work together better (and your videos apply to so many areas in health care!) :)
Yes, ask for help...it may be your shift to drown this time but the next shift it may be someone else so be on the look out so you can also return the favor....this is how you earn some respect as a new nurse from the veterans
I'm watching this after giving report to a new nurse who asked me the same question 5 times. Wanna know what the question was that required 5 times? What arm is the PICC line on? Yes she asked 5 times during report.....I'm exhausted from not yelling at her to start listening.
I am 67 I first encountered nurses on a a regular basis in 1969 at the age of 15 They were cruel, sadistic, selfish and sarcastic I see from watching your videos and others that nothing has really changed since 1969
I'm so glad you made this video because it helps me realize some of my anxieties about being a new nurse are completely normal.
I'm glad you addressed this because sometimes I feel like I ask too many questions.
Ive seen how catty experienced nurses are with the new nurses and they’ll criticize their work or point out all their mistakes and to be honest I am a bit apprehensive about becoming a nurse. Im sure you’ve already experienced that at some point in your career and its sad because we should all work as a team for the good sake of our patients.
Hi Ashley! You're such an inspiration. I will be starting my nursing program next year. Thank you for your insight in your videos.
I really loved this video. I am in 3rd semester now and I am definitely getting anxious about graduating and doing this on my own. I am thankful you made the point of not being afraid to ask for help. That makes me feel so much better and realize that we are a team.
Your hair has been looking so amazing lately ❤️❤️❤️
Incredibly awesome pointers...Thank you!
Thanks for sharing Ashley. I remember being in my first clinical rotation and being afraid of sounding stupid asking some questions, and I really should've asked because I had the excuse of being totally new.
Seriously, you are a blessing. This is exactly what I am going through right now. It's nice to hear that it's not just me experiencing it
Learn in the very beginning how to say NO! You have 2 labile vented patients and charge wants you to take and evolving MI. New nurses get dumped on sometimes. Remember any patient you take you are responsible for.Until you actually feel capable to take a bigger load, dont, thats what those hard core veterans are there for.
Loved this! I just graduated nursing school and this video was very timely!❤️
Start my first RN job in a few weeks, glad I came across this video
thank you for the tips! Love your hair also!!
OMG thank you so much for posting this video.. I finish nursing school very soon and I have secured a grad position next year and have been having so much anxiety over what will be expected of me when I get out there!!
Thank you for making this video.
Thank you for this, I'm a new RN about to start working on a med-surg unit! Super nervous! Your videos always inspire me though and make me feel so much better lol
hi Ashley, thank you so much for this video, I am a new grad nurse and I have my orientation for my 1st job next week, so the information couldn't have come in a better time. I am so excited but nervous at the same time...
This is actually a really good video. Thank you for posting it.
Its great that you post these videos. You can really help people. Plus, you're very pretty 😍😍
Very, very helpful. I needed to see this
Absolutely LOVE your videos!
I like getting to know the different sides of health care so I can understand what each person is going through so we can work together better (and your videos apply to so many areas in health care!) :)
Thank you!
It's honestly scary knowing you have peoples' lives in your hand, but I will definitely want to take your advice!
I'm loving your hair😍
Yes, ask for help...it may be your shift to drown this time but the next shift it may be someone else so be on the look out so you can also return the favor....this is how you earn some respect as a new nurse from the veterans
Please do a scrubs haul video! :)))
The biggest thing for me is when RN and I am in nursing school that just graduated believe they are too good to clean someone.
Thnx
Great videooo
4:16 am omg, I love your videos :(
Do a delegation video on CNA treatment
Work in a teaching hospital? do one about interactions with med students / clerks / residents!!! hehe
This is so scary. I’m about 6 months away from being done and I still feel like an idiot. lol
JAZMYN M Girl I’ve been an RN for 8 months and still kind of feel that way. I feel way better than I did before though. It really just takes time.
Your eyebrows look nicer after fading a bit! And your hair looks awesome ! Thanks for the info :-)
My mother was going to give birth to 2 twins, but the nurses made a mistake with the wrong needle, they dead after a few weeks.
Goodmorning :)
Ellen Carriera morning!
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I'm watching this after giving report to a new nurse who asked me the same question 5 times. Wanna know what the question was that required 5 times?
What arm is the PICC line on?
Yes she asked 5 times during report.....I'm exhausted from not yelling at her to start listening.
I am 67 I first encountered nurses on a a regular basis in 1969 at the age of 15
They were cruel, sadistic, selfish and sarcastic
I see from watching your videos and others that nothing has really changed since 1969