You have no idea how badly I needed to find your videos! I am a brand new NP and your videos are going to help me get through this difficult first year! Thank you for what you are doing!
That’s a great idea! Fairly new FNP working out patient pediatrics. I’ll say to parents I’m going to consult my colleague to make sure I’m not missing anything. Or I have to go double check the guidelines on that because I haven’t come across this in a while.
Thank you so much for these videos! I graduated in July and I’m starting my first job in the next two weeks. The good thing is that it is the same clinic I did my rotations at. The supervising physician is my doctor and was my preceptor. I am so scared but very excited. I have a lot of resources that will sit at my desk. Hollier pharm in a flash, her antibiotic cards, steroid guide, her labs and imaging guide, FNP practice guidelines, and an algorithm book I have. I am also debating between Epocrates and up to date. It is good to know that I can step out and visit my resources. I will also be given a laptop to take home. The clinic, which is primary care will start me with 8 patients that are less complicated and go from there. I will continue to watch your videos until I start. They help with the anxiety.
Is there a LOVE button here?!? You are my new favorite & EVERYTHING is exactly what I feel (are you reading my mind lol) Seriously these are great tips & I will be using them so thank you
😭😭😭 I sooo needed this! In my last clinical rotation and it’s so discouraging when I don’t know how to handle complex patients and on top of that in a gerontology setting. I feel incompetent and often go early to prep and review so I can be prepared and for things I don’t know brainstorm what’s I can trying to figure out a good plan of care with my preceptor. So thank you for this. I really appreciate you saying this as a soon to be new grad
You're so very welcome. It's such a huge undertaking to become a new nurse practitioner, and especially in this tough time right now. I always find that both in my own experience and the students I precept, we learn SO much in a very short time, and no one feels ready to start. But you can definitely do it!! Sending you all the best ❤
thank you!!!!!! this takes such a weight off my shoulders, pt care is soo crucial to me, sometimes I stammer cause I just dont know, then pt confidence slips a little, then by the end of the visit they tell me how much they appreciate my "human-ness" . MUCH APPRECIATION
I love this, such a great video for a new NP. Thank you! The major insight I took away from this video was what does the patient really care about. Focusing on that really eases my anxiety about not being that textbook provider! I will definitely rewatch this video as a reminder to myself when I start practice next month.
"You can't get to the fiftieth one, unless you've done the first one" :-D Wooooooow I loved that phrase, thank you so much Liz for everything you do on this channel!
That line was perfect… i need more! Love you’re videos- can I make a video request? 🙏🏼 Can you help us with how to talk to patients and ..not sound like a moron and just tips on how to build rapport and have them trust you. I am a student still and I feel like it is so awkward at times to be the student and it feels like the patient looks like you like you don’t know what you’re doing… ? I hope I made sense there .. going on 24 hours of no sleep whoops
Thank you! Have you tried this video? th-cam.com/video/UGrDbC3X2oc/w-d-xo.html. I hope it helps and will keep your request in mind as we are creating more content. Thanks!
Hi! I use a ton of scripts that help me through those moments. It depends on when you are blanking out, but there is nothing wrong with saying, "That's a great question! I want to check on something about that first, so I am making the right recommendation, so give me a minute and I will be right back." Then, step out, center yourself, check your facts, and go back in. Good luck!
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You have no idea how badly I needed to find your videos! I am a brand new NP and your videos are going to help me get through this difficult first year! Thank you for what you are doing!
You are so welcome! I am happy it's helpful!
That’s a great idea! Fairly new FNP working out patient pediatrics. I’ll say to parents I’m going to consult my colleague to make sure I’m not missing anything. Or I have to go double check the guidelines on that because I haven’t come across this in a while.
Absolutely, I love those!
Thank you so much for these videos! I graduated in July and I’m starting my first job in the next two weeks. The good thing is that it is the same clinic I did my rotations at. The supervising physician is my doctor and was my preceptor. I am so scared but very excited. I have a lot of resources that will sit at my desk. Hollier pharm in a flash, her antibiotic cards, steroid guide, her labs and imaging guide, FNP practice guidelines, and an algorithm book I have. I am also debating between Epocrates and up to date. It is good to know that I can step out and visit my resources. I will also be given a laptop to take home. The clinic, which is primary care will start me with 8 patients that are less complicated and go from there. I will continue to watch your videos until I start. They help with the anxiety.
Thank you and wishing you the best of luck!
Is there a LOVE button here?!? You are my new favorite & EVERYTHING is exactly what I feel (are you reading my mind lol) Seriously these are great tips & I will be using them so thank you
Thank you so much! What a sweet comment!! You're so very welcome 😊
😭😭😭 I sooo needed this! In my last clinical rotation and it’s so discouraging when I don’t know how to handle complex patients and on top of that in a gerontology setting. I feel incompetent and often go early to prep and review so I can be prepared and for things I don’t know brainstorm what’s I can trying to figure out a good plan of care with my preceptor. So thank you for this. I really appreciate you saying this as a soon to be new grad
You're so very welcome. It's such a huge undertaking to become a new nurse practitioner, and especially in this tough time right now. I always find that both in my own experience and the students I precept, we learn SO much in a very short time, and no one feels ready to start. But you can definitely do it!! Sending you all the best ❤
This was a Godsend. Just happened to come across your video. I'm a new NP and have definitely been struggling with the transition. Thank you so much!
You're so welcome!! Hop on the email list and you'll get all the videos sent to you and extra encouragement :) ❤ realworldnp.com/guide
Thank you. I really do care and the advice you give is priceless.
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thank you!!!!!! this takes such a weight off my shoulders, pt care is soo crucial to me, sometimes I stammer cause I just dont know, then pt confidence slips a little, then by the end of the visit they tell me how much they appreciate my "human-ness" . MUCH APPRECIATION
This is wonderful! Thank you so much for sharing that with me!
I love this, such a great video for a new NP. Thank you! The major insight I took away from this video was what does the patient really care about. Focusing on that really eases my anxiety about not being that textbook provider! I will definitely rewatch this video as a reminder to myself when I start practice next month.
ABSOLUTELY. You care!! They're going to feel it. You can do this!!
"You can't get to the fiftieth one, unless you've done the first one" :-D Wooooooow I loved that phrase, thank you so much Liz for everything you do on this channel!
Thank you so much for your kind words and support!
Thank you the tips, you’re videos are the best.
Glad you like them!
Current FNP Student-Thanks!
Thank you!
I'm a first-year grad and your videos are so helpful and encouraging
I am so glad they are helpful - thank you!
Thank you for being so real and honest.
Thank you so much for your kind words and support!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
PA student here but find your videos s o helpful ☺️
I'm so glad they've been helpful!
I agree thank you so much Liz. You’re so helpful.
I'm so glad I listened to this! It's a pep talk I needed. Thank you for these videos.
You are so welcome! Happy it helped!
Absolutely love this one! I'm definitely going to use this!
I am so glad to hear - thank you!
Hi Liz, do you know any TH-cam cardiology NP that give advice like you do ? I appreciate all that you are doing ❤
Hi Michelle. There are a ton of cream providers on YT. What information are you looking for ??
Thank you Liz!!!
You are so welcome!
That line was perfect… i need more! Love you’re videos- can I make a video request? 🙏🏼 Can you help us with how to talk to patients and ..not sound like a moron and just tips on how to build rapport and have them trust you. I am a student still and I feel like it is so awkward at times to be the student and it feels like the patient looks like you like you don’t know what you’re doing… ? I hope I made sense there .. going on 24 hours of no sleep whoops
Thank you! Have you tried this video? th-cam.com/video/UGrDbC3X2oc/w-d-xo.html. I hope it helps and will keep your request in mind as we are creating more content. Thanks!
I've had great luck saying "I'm not sure but it's a good question so I'm going to try back to you"
Good one!
Love this!
Thanks so much!
I just freeze up and go blank in my mind...how to overcome the brain blanking out?
Hi! I use a ton of scripts that help me through those moments. It depends on when you are blanking out, but there is nothing wrong with saying, "That's a great question! I want to check on something about that first, so I am making the right recommendation, so give me a minute and I will be right back." Then, step out, center yourself, check your facts, and go back in. Good luck!
Liz- wow. Your genuine enthusiasm is inspiring! I’m just beyond my 90d window of new FNP practice and I SO needed this!