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I’m starting late in life I’m a young 52 old man that is starting my classes I’m looking forward to it…if anyone has any suggestions or any reason I shouldn’t be doing it, I am a little nervous but really want to be a part of the healthcare system in some aspect and to be honest it was the least amount of schooling which helped me in my decision and I get to be part of something very special…much love for everyone in healthcare industry for helping people when they are at their worst
I am 32 years old, I just barely decided I want to become a Doctor. Never to late if you have the motivation and skill to learn and grow. By the time I am done and do my residency I will be close to 40. Good luck!
how wonderful you took the initiative to fulfill your dream no matter your age, I'm 41 and considering doing surg tech myself...we're never too old or late to achieve and set our minds to
Currently in the pre-nursing program and for rn thinking about switching to surg tech. Will probably take the sterile tech class as well to get certified since it is pretty similar. Plus I have a some classes done already from nursing course so it’s even better. Nursing has been a struggle (Chem especially) I feel like this could be a good foot in the door to see if I still want to pursue nursing. Now this may be a dumb question but could I be able to do traveling with this profession as well? And also could I be able to work in let’s say the labor and delivery side? That was a field I was interested in?👀
Hi 👋🏾 I'm on a similar path,I've been slowly working on my BSN and I can't wait to switch to surgical Tech. That was a phenomenal question and I found our through Google that yes there's travel ST average around 127K annually. If we keep it going with Nursing,we can become Surgical Nurses averaging 137K. Let's finish this Nursing 💪🏾 Degree! The possibilities are endless after that! You will ace this chemistry class with practice & consistency 👏🏾 💪🏾
Yes, you can travel in the field of Surgical Technology and can absolutely be a L & D Surg Tech. But i'll say this, what are you more inclined towards, direct patient care (nurse) or being an assistant to the physician in the O.R as a Surgical Tech? Follow your heart, not the money (lol). Nursing is vastly different from Surgical Technology but there are nurses who primarily work in the O.R. 😊
Do you allow customers to wear a COVR or Modicine undergarment, both devoloped by doctors, to keep them covered. If not, I WILL NOT have this procedure unless it can be done through my wrist.
Hello mam I have four year experience of surgical technician in India from Government Hospital,I am regular employee .i want to become a surgical technician in US what i can do?????
I’m starting late in life I’m a young 52 old man that is starting my classes I’m looking forward to it…if anyone has any suggestions or any reason I shouldn’t be doing it, I am a little nervous but really want to be a part of the healthcare system in some aspect and to be honest it was the least amount of schooling which helped me in my decision and I get to be part of something very special…much love for everyone in healthcare industry for helping people when they are at their worst
Hey I’m starting late also .. stay strong my friend you got this
I am 32 years old, I just barely decided I want to become a Doctor. Never to late if you have the motivation and skill to learn and grow. By the time I am done and do my residency I will be close to 40. Good luck!
@marc that's amazing you will do great !
I'm 51 and think of doing this but just started researching it. Thanks for sharing. I felt unsure until I read your message. Good luck. You can do it!
how wonderful you took the initiative to fulfill your dream no matter your age, I'm 41 and considering doing surg tech myself...we're never too old or late to achieve and set our minds to
Ima a CNA working in the PACU. Working next to the OR I'm always curious what goes in there. Definitely looking at this as a next step for me
Best wishes in your future endeavors! 😷🙏🏽💖
Currently a CNA working in medsurg. I’ve always thought working in an OR setting is an honor and decided to start school winter!
I have four classes left before I can apply for the program.
Good luck!!!
My coach mentioned about this type of job. So I decided to take a good look at it.
Amazing well said, I’m impressed with how you explained so clear to the point. Thank you for this video.
Oh heck no, I don't wanna see the stuff that goes on in there 😂, ty for doing the work to everyone involved in that field lol
Then you can do sterile tech. You just take care of the toolsets.
Currently in the pre-nursing program and for rn thinking about switching to surg tech. Will probably take the sterile tech class as well to get certified since it is pretty similar.
Plus I have a some classes done already from nursing course so it’s even better. Nursing has been a struggle (Chem especially) I feel like this could be a good foot in the door to see if I still want to pursue nursing.
Now this may be a dumb question but could I be able to do traveling with this profession as well? And also could I be able to work in let’s say the labor and delivery side? That was a field I was interested in?👀
Hi 👋🏾 I'm on a similar path,I've been slowly working on my BSN and I can't wait to switch to surgical Tech. That was a phenomenal question and I found our through Google that yes there's travel ST average around 127K annually. If we keep it going with Nursing,we can become Surgical Nurses averaging 137K. Let's finish this Nursing 💪🏾 Degree! The possibilities are endless after that! You will ace this chemistry class with practice & consistency 👏🏾 💪🏾
Yes, you can travel in the field of Surgical Technology and can absolutely be a L & D Surg Tech. But i'll say this, what are you more inclined towards, direct patient care (nurse) or being an assistant to the physician in the O.R as a Surgical Tech? Follow your heart, not the money (lol). Nursing is vastly different from Surgical Technology but there are nurses who primarily work in the O.R. 😊
I think you should consider still pursue being an RN and still go for surgical tech as well. That way you have the experience of both under your belt.
Do you have to be a RN first to go for ST???
@@aolaniallen7241 not at all
Thank you for sharing you inspired me
enrolles in school for this. class of ‘25
Me too! July 2025
yaaay! i will find this comment again to check in ❤❤❤ good luck !!
You're beautiful af jeezUS
Do you allow customers to wear a COVR or Modicine undergarment, both devoloped by doctors, to keep them covered. If not, I WILL NOT have this procedure unless it can be done through my wrist.
I am surgical technologist I wanna join this hospital is it possible?
Thank you Mirana : )
Do you have a surgical program school
Than.k you! This inspired me to be one, I’m signing up for classes ASAP. what’s the background sound?
Great! What sound are you referring to?
@@Nebraskamed its just a terrible microphone
Hello mam
I have four year experience of surgical technician in India from Government Hospital,I am regular employee .i want to become a surgical technician in US what i can do?????
Anybody have any suggestions for online surg tech programs?
Hello
Please can someone tell me can Pakistan work there in Europe as a surgical technologist is there Bann for Pakistani or not please someone reply😢
I dont see why pakistani people couldn't work there? Anyone can work anywhere.
How can i become part of you
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Dear maam i have three years experience as surgical technician
@@AttaUrRahmanApril bro how are u qualified if u think this comment will get them to reach out u gotta do it urself xD
Eyeballs inside of eyeballs you say… how riveting. No thanks, I’ll pass.
Surgical technician jobs available
Where
In canada
Im Pakistan is surgcil tech experience 9yers