A Day in the Life of a Saint Luke's NICU Nurse
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 พ.ค. 2018
- Being a NICU Nurse can be one of the most rewarding, but also the most challenging jobs in a hospital. Meet Lisa, who shares her story of bringing hope and joy to patients in the NICU.
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I am a nicu survivor I was born at 28 weeks and my whole life I have wanted to be a nicu nurse to do something good for families
Any disabilities?
@@Makaylah13 I tend to get sick a lot more often than the normal person, I have asthma and some eye problems but I'm just curious on if there's a chance I could have any chronic illnesses
I was born 3 months early. I was in the NICU. Even as a guy, getting made fun of for wanting to be a NICU nurse, I believe this is exactly what I am meant to do in life.
Same
me too!
My daughter was born as a 26 weeker.. we are still currently in the NICU. Thankyou for being there for our babies through these difficult times.. nurses like you are beautiful and we are grateful for everything that you all do for our babies..
I'm a new grad nurse & my first job ever is in the NICU! its such a special place, i'm so excited
I am a NICU survivor too! I was born at 25 weeks and want to become a neonatal nurse👶 I am so grateful for the nurses that took care of me!!❤❤
So many ex-NICU grads (or their mothers) who become NICU nurses/NNPs/ neonatologists. they're always the best because they really 'get' it! Good luck
I was born at 25 weeks and I also wanted to become a NICU nurse SOOOO badly, but unfortunately, I couldn’t handle the science classes
@@claireb1712 you can do it just keep trying
Well, I've taken the exams for the 2nd time now and still didn't succeed, i wonder how those who succeeded did it. 😭💔
I failed twice, i lost money to reviews that never helped but the major thing is that l've not lost hope.
I was a NICU survivor, I was born with fluids in my lungs and a low heart rate, and I cant thank the nurses that took care of me, this is what I want to do.
My triplets were 34 weeks and in the nicu for 3 weeks! I can’t thank St. Luke’s enough for all the love and care and support they poured into my little ones! The nicu team will forever be in my heart!!!
I love helping people 🧡 but babies hold something special in my heart 🧡 I can’t wait to do this 🧡
I can’t wait to start my new major Nursing and go back to college
I can't wait to go to nursing school
How’s it going?
How are you good did you make it in?
Janae Johnson you plan on being a nicu Nurse?
Anna Cid Maybe 😇
Janae Johnson good lucky👍
As a baby I was in the NICU for 3 months bc I was born at 31 weeks and had to have surgery at birth to fix my intestines and my appendix was removed,I was also on TPN for 7 weeks.The doctors told my parents that I might not survive but they never lost hope!I’m fine now I am just a bit smaller than most kids my age.I have always wanted to be a NICU nurse to help families!
I cant wait to go to nurse school I know this is going to be my job❤❤ where is my NICU nurses in the future at💙
Me!! I was a Nicu baby survivor.
Nicu nurse here❤
Got a bit teary at the end... beautiful. 🤧
You people are angels you know why it is said these small precious kids are another form of God pure from heart and soul and you are in there services and you are getting blessed by them and definitely you will get fruitful results in the future one who devote his/her life in the service of Small new born & kids, Plants & Animal and other living creatures definitely gets Saintly blessings🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Wow god bless your kind heart ♥️
I am a first time mom. My daughter 6 is months now. We recently visit the Children’s ER and she tested positive for CoVID. I refuse to stay away from my daughter while she was sick even if it means I come up positive. I tested myself and came up positive. I did everything to take care of her and I. My job never stops when I am off the clock. While being quarantined, I thought long and hard about my career. I want to go back and be a pediatric nurse and move up to Neonatal Nurse. My daughter is my cheerleader and biggest motivator.
As a mom with twin 26 weekers, this was said perfectly
My brother was born 2 months early, was in the hospital for awhile! I’m almost done highschool and want to become a nurse and work in the NICU❤️
My goal as a future RN NICU NURSE!!!
I can’t wait for this I love babies
I was in the NICU at Saint Vincent and Saint Luke’s when I was born now I’m a pre nurse
NICU survivor here, my dream is to work with children or baby’s in either special education or physical therapy field. I would also love to work in the NICU and I’m here even after I was not put into the NICU after birth and only weighed 3 pounds, I have CP, semi paralysis on my left side, low muscle tone and a brain tumor as well as a few more physical disabilities. I’m now 12 and an all star cheerleader who’s very active outside and inside and living the life I couldn’t imagine I would have because of all the wonderfull NICU staff and Gillette’s childrens hospital
Thank you.
Thank you nurse
I was born 3 months early and spent 10 weeks in the nicu. Currently doing a bio degree bc I know I want to go into healthcare. Maybe this is my calling?Quite fitting for my history😂
I'm a nicu survivor and I was also a twin but she was too small and didn't make it I was supposed to be born in November but I was born in August and I am determined to help other families and help fight with them to save there child's life
My son in the nic u right now he was born 2 months earlier dem due date but today he’s coming out the incubator and into a crib
This is why I am starting my education as an NNP
i was born 1ish month early and i would love to be a nicu nurse .
ugh gotta know what i’m getting into
St Lukes (Plaza) saved my life.
Hey girl I'm new to your channel and I would like to know how much time did you study and how many hours do you work?
You realize its not her channel right. Its a video showing one nurses experience at working for that hospital.
Hi, Can i share this video on my Page? Thank you!
I am 13 years old and currently want to become a NICU nurse. Any tips for what to start doing at this point? Thanks :)
I’m in College to be a RN
aw i got my surgery here
Nice video I want to study nursing program can u advice me on the college to go?
The University of Pennsylvania and Johns Hopkins University are some of the best schools for undergrad nursing!
Thank you and God bless you
fatou praise no problem! Also! Since UPenn is an Ivy your tuition is based on your families income, so while the sticker price is almost $80,000 a year, I will pay about $30,000 a year if I get in even before any other scholarships I can get
😁😁
Pls send me a saint Luke’s jacket please
Yeah... I’ve been a nurse for 18 years and never seen a nurse wear earrings like this to work and actually they shouldn’t be allowed on the floor.
No one cares Karen
Secret Osborne okay , cool, when someone’s earrings like this that have c diff on them touch your infected wound i think you’ll care.
Bridget Magor It’s also a safety issue. A disgruntled family member can easily grip onto them and pull them out of her ears.
Bridget Magor it’s just for the video
@@bridgetmagor9817 I think she put them on just for the video. You're 100% right, they shouldn't be allowed. Have a great day!
I don't mean to be a Debbie Downer but Im a nurse educator and here in Boston Mass, you wouldn't be wearing those earrings! Very dangerous - just not appropriate for a NICU or any healthcare facility for that matter.
What about a necklace?
Agree 100%. I think she placed them on just for the video.
@@ashtonasmr3157 I think so too
She should have her hair out of her face too
Of course your intent is to be a"Debbie Downer".
The prophet of Allah (God) made mandatory the practise of Taḥnīk (تَحْنِيكِ) for newborn babies, which is an Islamic ceremony of touching the lips of a newborn baby with honey, sweet juice or pressed dates. Originally the date was softened by mastication by the pious person and rubbed on the infant's palate.
The taḥnīk also *exercises the muscles of the mouth* and helps with the *circulation of blood* in the mouth - this may help the baby to be able to suck and take mother's milk. It is also credited to prevent *neonatal hypoglycemia* in newborn babies.
Now tell me. The western world has just acquired this knowledge. With all the gadgets and equipment and technology and professional knowledge, skills and team work - how did a man who neither knew how to read and write at the time of his prophethood, *know* such a thing? Among some many other miracles and prophecies of the future.
There is no god except Allah and Muhammad is his Messenger.
This is the truth.
This is the truth.
This is the truth.