This is the best LPN work video that I have seen on TH-cam!!! Thank you so much! Please keep sharing. I love all the details you show like the wound care.🧡
@@IAMHER_NurseTee So I came back to say I passsssssed!!!! Praise God!!!! I took my boards yesterday 12/20 at 8a.m. I finished at about 1030 at 75 questions....I did the Pearson View Trick two hours later and got the good popup....then again about 6 hours later and got it again....Wellllll today Dec 21 at about 12 noon I checked the State boards website under License lookup using my last name and last 4 of SSN and there it was my name and License number !!!!!...its almost surreal!! Wow God is good!!!...cried like a newborn
@@Nursevonivlogs aww yasssssss I knew you would I’m so happy for you. I feel your passion through the screen. Blessing to you and your new career congrats love keep striving 🩺🤞🏼🥰
This is giving me great insight on where I want to work because I graduate in December & already getting questions about where I want to work :/ I think Med Surg is perfect because you never know what you're going to see instead of specializing. Thank you so much :) I cant wait
Love this!! Thanks for posting and giving insight! I’ve been an lpn for 10yrs but have never worked in a hospital setting. I want to get into travel nursing but I’m nervous about working in the hospital setting because I know I won’t get an orientation & you have to be on your ish! 🤦🏾♀️😩
Love your videos, very educative . On my preceptorship leading to graduation, can't wait to finish and start looking fresh like you. Keep up the good work. Love from Canada.😍😍
Will you ever transition to work in the ER since you work MedSurg? Great Vid as usual!!🦋💜🦋 just trying to see what roles an LPN can do once graduating from school. Just don’t want to get stuck in LTC would like to explore my options. That would be a very great vid luv🥰🥰
Nurse here for 5 years first time going into the hospital setting and so nervous what’s the Comparison of working in a snf setting vs hospital setting ?
I’m in my last semester of lpn school. I’m the only guy in my classes I got asked often while doing clinical why I picked nursing. What’s your thoughts on male lpns or nurses?
I think it’s a nice touch to the floor. Lol. 🤞🏼🩺 But seriously they are needed you have some male pts who actually prefer male nurses. And sometimes we are put in Situations that cause for manly strength…. #ShoutOutToTheMaleNurses🩺
Girl , how long have been doing this for? You seem like you can do that with your eyes closed! Lol great for you:) I hope I can can to that the point too 💖
I was a CNA for about two years. Got my LPN in August 2021 and have been working as charge nurse now at the same place since then. Im contemplating to work in a hospital. Most likely med surge because I feel like I would learn more than I’m learning now at my current job. I have no one to really train me when I need to do a new skill. Its been rough. If I did switch to hospital med surge would you recommend days or nights as a new grad?
This is a great question. So I have only worked agency in nursing homes so from my experience they are poorly ran which sucks for the residents. I feel at the hospital I have more support and things are a lot more organized, and they actually have supplies which most nursing homes lack.
I used to do all kinds of IV push meds as an LVN in the step down ICU. There were only a few we weren’t allowed to push. We did not have team nursing at that time and we all took assignments regardless of title or acuity. Fast forward…I’m an NP now so this was 2004-2006. This was in Texas.
Are your math calculations for your injections really complicated? Because in class we are to learn how to calculate iv’s. Supposedly it’s one of the most difficult math formulas we need to learn.
Yes so school going to teach that way. When you get to the floors things are already preset saves you huge room for error but you still want to recheck to be sure it’s accurate. Some older pumps you will have to know how to do the calculations for sure… 🤞🏼🩺
I just graduated today only male in my class top of my class LPN im so excited next up NCLEX im so ready 😊🙌🏾❤️
Congrats 🎉 🤞🏼🩺🩺🩺🩺 that’s awesome I know it’s no greater feeling
@@IAMHER_NurseTee thank u so much and always thank u for so much support and your videos are such a inspiration ❤️🙌🏾🙌🏾
@@nursefleming8493 🤞🏼🩺🩺🤞🏼 aww thanks go kill it
@@IAMHER_NurseTee i will and im
Keep u updated to as well
@@nursefleming8493 please do I love hearing from you all 🤞🏼🩺
This is the best LPN work video that I have seen on TH-cam!!! Thank you so much! Please keep sharing. I love all the details you show like the wound care.🧡
Aww thanks Shayla….. & for sure 🤞🏼🩺❤️
Loved the vlog! keep them coming!! I'll be taking AND passing my boards (in Jesus name) in December, Javoni, LPN loading ........🙏🏾🙌🏾
Yessssss you better put them credentials behind your name I love it 🤞🏼🩺❤️
@@IAMHER_NurseTee So I came back to say I passsssssed!!!! Praise God!!!! I took my boards yesterday 12/20 at 8a.m. I finished at about 1030 at 75 questions....I did the Pearson View Trick two hours later and got the good popup....then again about 6 hours later and got it again....Wellllll today Dec 21 at about 12 noon I checked the State boards website under License lookup using my last name and last 4 of SSN and there it was my name and License number !!!!!...its almost surreal!! Wow God is good!!!...cried like a newborn
@@Nursevonivlogs aww yasssssss I knew you would I’m so happy for you. I feel your passion through the screen. Blessing to you and your new career congrats love keep striving 🩺🤞🏼🥰
@@IAMHER_NurseTee thankyouuuuu it feels good to be on the other side of studying lol!!!
@@Nursevonivlogs lol yes it does 🤞🏼🩺
This is giving me great insight on where I want to work because I graduate in December & already getting questions about where I want to work :/ I think Med Surg is perfect because you never know what you're going to see instead of specializing. Thank you so much :) I cant wait
notification gang! a fellow LPN watching this on my 15 min break at the hospital 🥰
Yassss 🤞🏼🤞🏼❤️🩺 #NotificationGang
U went so Into detail and actually showed how it is inside the facility. I love it and I’m now a new follower 🙏🏻💜
Hey!! I finally landed a Med Surge travel position! I’m so excited! I start after the New Year! I pray all is well and Happy Holidays to you !!❤️🙏🏾💗🎁
Awww congratulations what a way to step into the new year 🎁🩺🤞🏼
Love your videos!! Very informative and gives a great perspective of what happens in a hospital setting.
Also I'm an LPN about to begin working in the hospital and I'm super excited.
Thanks for the day in a life videos I’m on my 3rd semester we are about to start rotations it’s nice to see what I might be walking into.
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Love this!! Thanks for posting and giving insight! I’ve been an lpn for 10yrs but have never worked in a hospital setting. I want to get into travel nursing but I’m nervous about working in the hospital setting because I know I won’t get an orientation & you have to be on your ish! 🤦🏾♀️😩
Nurse Tee you make it look so easy! Thanks for another great video!
Thanks for being in here 🤞🏼🩺❤️
Love your videos, very educative . On my preceptorship leading to graduation, can't wait to finish and start looking fresh like you. Keep up the good work. Love from Canada.😍😍
Aww 🥰 thanks sending my love all the way to Canada🤞🏼🩺❤️ thanks for tuning in friend
omgggg i love your videos soooo in-depth
I’m glad you liked this 💉🦋
I just love your videos! I graduate in December and I can’t wait to pass boards and start working.
You got it🤞🏼🩺 congrats your so close
I love these videos. I graduated in December and a hospital nearby is hiring LPN for the first time! I love these videos
Aww thanks… & blessings on your journey🤞🏼🩺❤️
Love the vlogs. Keep posting!! 💯
Aww thanks so much
Thanks for another great video!! That'll be cool to see you blog for the week but goodness you stay busy girl!! 👩🏽⚕️💞
Hey Amberee💕🩺 I know my mind be like yessss do for your people and real life be like girl you can’t lmaooo 🤞🏼
@@IAMHER_NurseTee 😂😂 girl we appreciate all your efforts! 🙌🏽
@@ambereekerr150 🤞🏼🩺
Looooved this vid! 🤎✨
🤞🏼❤️thanks hun 🩺
Thanks for such a great vid
❤️🤞🏼🩺 thanks hun
Yes back to back vlogging please. Would love to see it .
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this was cool to see
Thanks 🩺❤️🤞🏼
Will you ever transition to work in the ER since you work MedSurg? Great Vid as usual!!🦋💜🦋 just trying to see what roles an LPN can do once graduating from school. Just don’t want to get stuck in LTC would like to explore my options. That would be a very great vid luv🥰🥰
I enjoyed your video
Im starting a new job in the hospital in the med surg dept im scared & excited was doing nursing home for a year…
You make me so excited to start🥰 Did you start travel nursing right out of school?
I started traveling 8 months after working as a LPN
Nurse here for 5 years first time going into the hospital setting and so nervous what’s the Comparison of working in a snf setting vs hospital setting ?
Another great video ❤️ Would you recommend floating for new nurse grads? Or do you think it's better to work one floor first?
I say get trained to a unit first so you can feel more confident in what your doing before going anywhere else…. 🤞🏼🩺💕
I’m in my last semester of lpn school. I’m the only guy in my classes I got asked often while doing clinical why I picked nursing. What’s your thoughts on male lpns or nurses?
I love you guys❤️
I think it’s a nice touch to the floor. Lol. 🤞🏼🩺 But seriously they are needed you have some male pts who actually prefer male nurses. And sometimes we are put in Situations that cause for manly strength…. #ShoutOutToTheMaleNurses🩺
Im only guy in my class to bro we just graduated today
@@nursefleming8493 congrats 🎊🎉 🩺🩺🩺🩺
@@IAMHER_NurseTee thank u 😍🙌🏾
I am so scared to work in the hospital as a floor nurse. I’ve been a nurse for 6 years so I don’t know why🤦🏾♀️
Go for it….. 6 years you will do great🤞🏼🩺 we always know more then what we think we know
Thank you❤️
love your badge! where did you get it from?
Amazon ❤️🩺🩺 they been taking all my money lol
Girl , how long have been doing this for? You seem like you can do that with your eyes closed! Lol great for you:) I hope I can can to that the point too 💖
I became a LPN in 2019 but I have always worked in this setting and floated and you will 🦋🩺
I was a CNA for about two years. Got my LPN in August 2021 and have been working as charge nurse now at the same place since then. Im contemplating to work in a hospital. Most likely med surge because I feel like I would learn more than I’m learning now at my current job. I have no one to really train me when I need to do a new skill. Its been rough. If I did switch to hospital med surge would you recommend days or nights as a new grad?
i am a cna as well! i can say that some of the best nurses were cnas first!
Heyyy girl😍 love the vlog.... Where your cap from?
Amazon I’ll go put link in description boo 🩺🤞🏼
@@IAMHER_NurseTee okay and thank youuu 💕
Hi queen 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Hey love 🩺💕
Please l want to do this course , LPN am in UAE,
T, what do you enjoy better? The nursing home or the hospital?
This is a great question. So I have only worked agency in nursing homes so from my experience they are poorly ran which sucks for the residents. I feel at the hospital I have more support and things are a lot more organized, and they actually have supplies which most nursing homes lack.
I always find it odd when I see nurses use a cart when passing meds. 🤔🤔 The hospitals I’ve worked at have computers in the patient’s room.
It is also where I work, however this is common on medsurg units 🦋🩺
I am thinking between trucking or LPN ?
Any advice my age is 30 male
LPN if you want to stay fit & work flexible shifts that don’t involve sitting down for hours
I like these videos, what system do you use?
We use EPIC 🤞🏼🩺
Ok nice not too bad I think it's very tedious
@@yolandatate9815 it is so many different ways to do one thing lol
i have a few months left in my program, i love watching u and i follow you on ig!
Aww 🥰🤞🏼🩺 keep doing the thing you’ll be graduating before you know it.
I didn't know they let LPN/LVN hang certain medications in some places. What state are you in ?
most LPNs can hang I.V meds but can't give I.V push medications.
I used to do all kinds of IV push meds as an LVN in the step down ICU. There were only a few we weren’t allowed to push. We did not have team nursing at that time and we all took assignments regardless of title or acuity. Fast forward…I’m an NP now so this was 2004-2006. This was in Texas.
Are your math calculations for your injections really complicated? Because in class we are to learn how to calculate iv’s. Supposedly it’s one of the most difficult math formulas we need to learn.
Yes so school going to teach that way. When you get to the floors things are already preset saves you huge room for error but you still want to recheck to be sure it’s accurate. Some older pumps you will have to know how to do the calculations for sure… 🤞🏼🩺
I’m thinking about going to LPN school
You should so many things to do with it and it comes with so much flexibility
@@IAMHER_NurseTee I’m late to this video but I appreciate you. Great insight. GOD bless you!!💕💕🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Great video, do you work in a hospital
Yes 🩺🤞🏼❤️
Can you work in a hospital as a LPN?
lol you see her doing it .. It's not common but it's definitely possible.
I started out as an LPN in a med/surg hospital nurse. I stayed for several years, then transferred to the med/surge float team.