New grad nurse in neuro stepdown! Tip: It’s ok to have fun and be fun with your patients. My patients may have Parkinson’s, strokes, brain tumors and sometimes get depressed or just feel down because they can’t function how they are accustomed to. I try to brighten their moods, have a good time with them, and praise their progress.
You are so beautiful!!! I start my nurse residency for the ER next week. I am so excited to finally be a nurse and have autonomy from being a student and a nurse extern, but I am also incredibly nervous. I've had people try to deter me because I'm apparently "too quiet", but the ER is where I want to be. Thank you for sharing your tips and experience. I know this is an old video, but hearing experiences from new grads makes me feel so much better. Any more tips would be greatly appreciated 💖
New grad in Neuro ICU: biggest tip is ASK QUESTIONS!! That’s how you learn! Also if you and your preceptor don’t match(constant clashing or they don’t fit your learning style) ask for a new oneee
I’m a new grad in a Peds ER. 1 month in and feel dumb asf every shift. However, I have noticed I’m more autonomous and initiate a lot of care now. Of course I still heavily rely on my preceptor. I have yet to deal with a trauma/critical care situation. It’s still so much to learn bc the ER is the place where you will see absolutely everything. Definitely have to practice grace 😊
I’m a new grad nurse in women’s services and it’s so much! I’ve learned to give myself grace because it takes time to feel comfortable in this. Taking it one day at a time is what I tell myself.
thank you for sharing💓, im a nurse Extern in the ICU and ill be graduating in December. my tip: Listen w/ your eyes and ears! Everyone doesn’t have your best interest, especially as a POC. i plan to work in ER just bc I was a tech there but ik now in this role that being a nurse is very difficult and almost feels impossible where I am now. glad to know from a very trusted source (you!) that it’s not and does get better and it is possible to start out in ER as a new grad. There’s plenty of naysayers on that where im at, so thank you again for the motivation!
Thanks for this video & advice. Starting my new grad nurse in the ER next week. Im a bit nervous but I feel more comfortable b/c I started off as tech in my ED and am familiar with the staff who all are supportive!
I can’t wait to be in your position. I’m starting LVN school on the 22nd but definitely plan on being an RN in the future. Thank you for this video and definitely will reference back when I’m a new grad nurse ❤️
Thank you so much for sharing your advice. I'm a new grad and a bit nervous about what specialty to work in... ED is intimidating but I love your insight about the dynamics on the unit and what to expect.
I wanted to be in OR originally however the ER director was the one who got back to me and now I start December 5th! Definitely appreciate you saying it’s okay not knowing everything, that’s one issue I am trying to overcome lol I just gotta give myself time to learn.
Entering my last semester End of January! Graduate this coming May! My capstone is in the ED level 1 trauma. Im super hyped but nervous all at once! Just stumbled upon your channel while looking for Hesi Exit Exam videos. You give such great information! Will definitely hold onto all the info you’ve shared. It is sooo appreciated!! ❤
Thank you for your video. It's very helpful for me to hear you say to be gentle on myself. I am a new LPN and have been on orientation for 3 months now, it was supposed to be only 6 months. I'm so slow at passing meds, and I am so hard on myself, and I feel others sense that. I keep being told I'm too slow and need to hurry. I was told I would never be a good nurse because I'm too sensitive. This is all I've ever wanted to do, and I feel so stupid and dumb all the time. I've left a few times thinking, Maybe I shouldn't do this. I'm not sure if I just need more time or to call it quits.
I can't speak for anyone else's ER; but in mine we can go up to 8. I will be creating a video talking about this for sure! Most likely in my 6 month job update video!
New grad nurse in neuro stepdown! Tip: It’s ok to have fun and be fun with your patients. My patients may have Parkinson’s, strokes, brain tumors and sometimes get depressed or just feel down because they can’t function how they are accustomed to. I try to brighten their moods, have a good time with them, and praise their progress.
Absolutely! 🤍 I love joking around with my patients; especially in the ER, their so scared and worried so I like to lighten the mood!
Love it
The core of nursing is being able to make a viable assessment . . . the patient is blessed to have had you.
You are so beautiful!!! I start my nurse residency for the ER next week. I am so excited to finally be a nurse and have autonomy from being a student and a nurse extern, but I am also incredibly nervous. I've had people try to deter me because I'm apparently "too quiet", but the ER is where I want to be. Thank you for sharing your tips and experience. I know this is an old video, but hearing experiences from new grads makes me feel so much better. Any more tips would be greatly appreciated 💖
New grad in Neuro ICU: biggest tip is ASK QUESTIONS!! That’s how you learn! Also if you and your preceptor don’t match(constant clashing or they don’t fit your learning style) ask for a new oneee
Very true! I've had friends ask for new preceptors; for sure!
I’m a new grad in a Peds ER. 1 month in and feel dumb asf every shift. However, I have noticed I’m more autonomous and initiate a lot of care now. Of course I still heavily rely on my preceptor. I have yet to deal with a trauma/critical care situation. It’s still so much to learn bc the ER is the place where you will see absolutely everything. Definitely have to practice grace 😊
I’m a new grad nurse in women’s services and it’s so much! I’ve learned to give myself grace because it takes time to feel comfortable in this. Taking it one day at a time is what I tell myself.
Yes! One day at a time is key. This is all new to us 🤍
Congratulations on your journey, I’m just starting Nursing School. 🎊 🎉❤
thank you for sharing💓, im a nurse Extern in the ICU and ill be graduating in December. my tip: Listen w/ your eyes and ears! Everyone doesn’t have your best interest, especially as a POC. i plan to work in ER just bc I was a tech there but ik now in this role that being a nurse is very difficult and almost feels impossible where I am now. glad to know from a very trusted source (you!) that it’s not and does get better and it is possible to start out in ER as a new grad. There’s plenty of naysayers on that where im at, so thank you again for the motivation!
Don’t listen to them, go for that position girl! ❤️
Thanks for this video & advice. Starting my new grad nurse in the ER next week. Im a bit nervous but I feel more comfortable b/c I started off as tech in my ED and am familiar with the staff who all are supportive!
I can’t wait to be in your position. I’m starting LVN school on the 22nd but definitely plan on being an RN in the future. Thank you for this video and definitely will reference back when I’m a new grad nurse ❤️
Best of luck to you on your LVN journey, be sure to keep me updated! I'd love to hear 💞
Thank you so much for sharing your advice. I'm a new grad and a bit nervous about what specialty to work in... ED is intimidating but I love your insight about the dynamics on the unit and what to expect.
I wanted to be in OR originally however the ER director was the one who got back to me and now I start December 5th! Definitely appreciate you saying it’s okay not knowing everything, that’s one issue I am trying to overcome lol I just gotta give myself time to learn.
I learn everyday! Thanks why it’s so important for me to have and take notes! 👍🏽
New grad cardiac step down nurse. Starting soon. Thank you so much for this!
Your drive and will to help your patient will take you far Dom, so keep it up! I appreciate learning from you.
God Bless.
Thank you so much 🥺❤️
Entering my last semester End of January! Graduate this coming May! My capstone is in the ED level 1 trauma. Im super hyped but nervous all at once! Just stumbled upon your channel while looking for Hesi Exit Exam videos. You give such great information! Will definitely hold onto all the info you’ve shared. It is sooo appreciated!! ❤
Hello! I am a new grad nurse starting job searching. Just found you and I love your videos! Great information and tips!
Thank you! ❤️ Congrats on your new journey!!
Thank you for your video. It's very helpful for me to hear you say to be gentle on myself. I am a new LPN and have been on orientation for 3 months now, it was supposed to be only 6 months. I'm so slow at passing meds, and I am so hard on myself, and I feel others sense that. I keep being told I'm too slow and need to hurry. I was told I would never be a good nurse because I'm too sensitive. This is all I've ever wanted to do, and I feel so stupid and dumb all the time. I've left a few times thinking, Maybe I shouldn't do this. I'm not sure if I just need more time or to call it quits.
YOU JUST NEED MORE TIME! 🗣 your new so yes please be gentle on yourself. Mastery comes with time! I believe in you! 🫶🏽
Thank you so much 🥰
Your skin is sooo nice! 🥹❤️ I’m currently a nursing student and I want to be an ER nurse. This video was so helpful and encouraging. Thank you! 🙏🏼
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed the video 🩷
I’m also a new grade nurse but 3 months in! How long was your orientation/preceptorship until you were on your own?!
About 3 months, including both in class and on the floor!
Any tips for nursing fundamentals?
I have a few videos regarding nursing fundamentals; feel free to check them out 💗
You are so pretty
thank you ❤️
What is the average nurse to patient ratio in the ER?
I can't speak for anyone else's ER; but in mine we can go up to 8. I will be creating a video talking about this for sure! Most likely in my 6 month job update video!
May I know if you could check you DM and email? Thank you so much.
Hi, I’m in the process of catching up!
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These tips were so insightful! I start my job next week🫣 and kudos to you for trusting your gut!!
You got this! 💕