😫Stress In The OR▪︎|Nurse Circulator Edition|
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2024
- Whats up Nurse Family!!! It has been a while but I'm back and ready to bring you new videos starting with this one. Here are a few things about being an OR Nurse Circulator that I sometimes find stressful. Enjoy and stay blessed. And as always...Please like, comment, and subscribe!!
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Thank you so much for your videos! I am in an ABSN program now and know I want to go into OR! I am learning so much and preparing mentally to be in this field and your advice is really helpful.
Aww thanks so much for watching!🙂
I’m slick excited for call…
Maybe I won’t when I actually start, but I’m so excited to start
Edit: been in the OR for a year now. And I hate and like call. I don’t like the weekday call the most.
I feel you, I hate being on-call. It causes me anxiety while waiting. I don’t even care about the extra pay. Ty for your video.
I start as an or nurse this coming Monday, I’m excited and nervous at the same time 😄
How exciting, congrats girl!
Congrats ❤️❤️
How has it been so far?
how is it?
This is what I need to know! I'm really considering the OR after I'm done travel nursing
Same too! About to start periop course.
Thanks for another video!! ❤️
Thanks for watching!💛
I need those kinds of stressors cause I work in cardiovascular stepdown unit and I have an interview for OR next week. 🤞🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾 I am so ready for a new role and new skills to learn. I just hope it’s for me.
Did you get the job? How is it going
Glad you're back. I look forward to your videos.
Idt i can deal with all that stress for a job it’s not worth it. Really don’t wanna be called in and have to drop what I’m doing to come into work. But i do love your videos sis ❤❤
Great video! I have a question. I recently graduated from a LPN program and have just been offered a position working in the OR as Surgical Tech (6 month training), but with expanded role & duties in the OR being an LPN. The recruiter’s said I’ll be “in the system as an LPN.” I took it as being a glorified Surgical Tech. I’m considering it as long as I’m compensated appropriately. 😅 Any thoughts on that type of position/offer, a setup maybe? The pay and me being able to transfer those skills would be my biggest things.
😀Congrats on completing your LPN program! I think it all just depends on what you see yourself doing now that you are a nurse. Did you always want to work in a perioperative environment or did you see yourself more in a patient care role? I can tell you that there are not a lot of LPNs in the OR at my facility, but that doesn't mean you can't have an expanded role like a first assistant or surgical tech with further training. You worked hard to get your nursing license so use it however it benefits you the most!
@@NapturalAI Thank you for responding 🙏🏾. I actually don’t mind a role that’s more patient care centered, but I don’t like the environment of SNFs/LTC, especially the ones I encountered during clinical. I was also told I would get a nurse preceptor as well, since I am a new grad so that was another plus. What roles are the LPNs in where you work in the OR?
@@JR.Ewing1125 There is one that is a first assistant and there's another one that's in an administrative role.
its so hard getting into the OR, even with 8 years of M/S nursing. any tips?
How often are you on call? I am curious. Thanks for sharing.
Been an OR nurse and charge nurse for 6 years. Tired of it lmao
So how does pay go with call? Is is part of your salary, did you already do your shift for the week? Is it extra money?
Please can you explain why you work only as a circulator ?
She probably works at a bigger hospital
@vanessatheurbantarotgoddes2192 in a bigger hospital you orient doing circulating and Scrubbing but depending on which hospital you go to, you can be scrubbing more than you circulate.
Nah we need to stop making excuses for drs