Marie, I’m glad to hear the video has you thinking. Home Health isn’t for everyone, however there’s so much we can do as nurses. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment😊
I’m blown AWAY that you can get that much charting done in the home and still finish your visit in under 45min. I’m spending 1hr to 1hr 30min in home per start and getting NO charting done other than consents. Idk how to be more efficient but this has certainly opened my eyes to the possibility!
I’m blown AWAY that you can get that much charting done in the home and still finish your visit in under 45min. I’m spending 1hr to 1hr 30min in home per start and getting NO charting done other than consents. Idk how to be more efficient but this has certainly opened my eyes to the possibility! Edit: I’m still new-ish to home health. Just started in February!
Hi Jasmine, you will pick up speed and accuracy with experience. Let me know if you ever want to chat about SOCs. Thanks for watching and commenting!!😊
Tawanda! I just got hired as an RN CM for a HH agency under a major hospital in California. I was previously working nightshift in the ER and was incredibly unhappy, surrounded by a lot of toxicity, and am excited to be part of a better, positive work culture (and to finally see the sunshine!). Thank you so much for your HH RN content!!!! It's been helping me familiarize myself with the work flow and things to be mindful of. I've been taking notes and plotting conditions/diagnoses that you've mentioned that I plan on reviewing over... I was previously in HH as an LVN and can tell you are an amazing CM! Wish I had you as my preceptor
Hi Veronica, thanks for taking the time to let me know that you’re finding the content helpful. This is my favorite home health nurse item: th-cam.com/users/shortsfoMldzt5bKE?si=8G0zOv-kb2TZK1YR Thanks so much for watching and commenting ❤️
I so badly wanna get out of the hospital I been dreaming praying for another role in nursing home health, utilization review, case management have applied to these jobs a few times no response and I know they want experienced people in these areas I have been a postpartum nurse for 18 year's my whole career pretty much but I'm tired and burnout with my role really want a change I want more freedom more time away from facilities time to just rest relax not be so stressed being around administrators, coworker drama etcI love you're day in life vlogs in you're job nany people think home health is dangerous but it depends where you're working always gotta be aware be safe 😊
Hi Lisa, keep applying. You will get something sooner than later. I was just precepting a mother-baby nurse that’s doing home health for the first time. Keep me updated you progress. What unit do you work on?
I am an orthopedic and spine nurse in the hospital. Im always teaching about shoulder, hip, knee and cervical and spine education. I would love to get another job as home health nurse as PRN. I would love to reach out to you to received more information if you didn’t mind. Thank you for sharing
I did bedside as a LPN, and RN. LTC, ICU, ER, Trauma, Travel, Med-Surg, Nurse Education, etc. If you name it I’ve probably done it. I recommend that new grads have a year or two of experience. However, new grads go straight into HH all the time. Let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks for watching 😊
This is so insightful! I am still at the bedside and I am so burned out, your video just clicked a lightbulb in my head!
Marie, I’m glad to hear the video has you thinking. Home Health isn’t for everyone, however there’s so much we can do as nurses. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment😊
I left bedside for my mental health
@@queenbutterfly4888 We must take care of our mental health ❤️
I’m blown AWAY that you can get that much charting done in the home and still finish your visit in under 45min. I’m spending 1hr to 1hr 30min in home per start and getting NO charting done other than consents. Idk how to be more efficient but this has certainly opened my eyes to the possibility!
Nursing is so vast and I love working solo and being out and about in my car. This is a cool job. Thanks for filming!
Heyyyyyy China!! Yes, it is! I love my position. Thanks for watching ❤️
@@AccordingToTawanda of course ❤️
I’m blown AWAY that you can get that much charting done in the home and still finish your visit in under 45min. I’m spending 1hr to 1hr 30min in home per start and getting NO charting done other than consents. Idk how to be more efficient but this has certainly opened my eyes to the possibility!
Edit: I’m still new-ish to home health. Just started in February!
Hi Jasmine, you will pick up speed and accuracy with experience. Let me know if you ever want to chat about SOCs. Thanks for watching and commenting!!😊
@@AccordingToTawanda thank you for replying! I’ll probably email about it soon 😊
@@JasmineS_12 Sounds good 😊
Thank you for sharing!!
Thanks for watching Michella😊
Tawanda! I just got hired as an RN CM for a HH agency under a major hospital in California. I was previously working nightshift in the ER and was incredibly unhappy, surrounded by a lot of toxicity, and am excited to be part of a better, positive work culture (and to finally see the sunshine!). Thank you so much for your HH RN content!!!! It's been helping me familiarize myself with the work flow and things to be mindful of. I've been taking notes and plotting conditions/diagnoses that you've mentioned that I plan on reviewing over... I was previously in HH as an LVN and can tell you are an amazing CM! Wish I had you as my preceptor
Hi Veronica, thanks for taking the time to let me know that you’re finding the content helpful. This is my favorite home health nurse item: th-cam.com/users/shortsfoMldzt5bKE?si=8G0zOv-kb2TZK1YR
Thanks so much for watching and commenting ❤️
Agencies are so different! My agency requires us to be in the home with SOC’s for 1hr and 45mins
OMG!!!! Are you serious 😳Our SOC required minimum time is 35 minutes.
@@AccordingToTawanda I wish! It would make scheduling so much easier! Subsequent visits for us is a minimum of 30 mins.
@@tylandramccrea8250 That sucks!!
I so badly wanna get out of the hospital I been dreaming praying for another role in nursing home health, utilization review, case management have applied to these jobs a few times no response and I know they want experienced people in these areas I have been a postpartum nurse for 18 year's my whole career pretty much but I'm tired and burnout with my role really want a change I want more freedom more time away from facilities time to just rest relax not be so stressed being around administrators, coworker drama etcI love you're day in life vlogs in you're job nany people think home health is dangerous but it depends where you're working always gotta be aware be safe 😊
Hi Lisa, keep applying. You will get something sooner than later. I was just precepting a mother-baby nurse that’s doing home health for the first time. Keep me updated you progress. What unit do you work on?
@@AccordingToTawanda Thank you I will keep trying and keep you posted
Hi Tawanda, would you do a video of the type of bags and other items you would recommend to have as a home care nurse or hospice? Thanks!
Hi Bravegal, sure! I will work on that this week. Thanks for watching 😊
I am an orthopedic and spine nurse in the hospital. Im always teaching about shoulder, hip, knee and cervical and spine education. I would love to get another job as home health nurse as PRN. I would love to reach out to you to received more information if you didn’t mind. Thank you for sharing
Hi Charlene, feel free to email me 😊
Accordingtotawanda@gmail.com
Hello there.. Love from NJ. 💜
Hey Veronica! Happy Sunday ☀️❤️
How long did you work bedside and what unit? Can new grads do home health ?
I did bedside as a LPN, and RN. LTC, ICU, ER, Trauma, Travel, Med-Surg, Nurse Education, etc. If you name it I’ve probably done it. I recommend that new grads have a year or two of experience. However, new grads go straight into HH all the time. Let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks for watching 😊