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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 มิ.ย. 2020
- A day in the life of an emergency nurse practitioner is challenging! We work a variety of shifts in a very stressful environment. In this video, I break down the process of how the emergency department works! We evaluate patients based on acuity, and not on a first come basis. This is for one simple fact: so we can take care of the sickest person the fastest! Also in this video, I discuss caring for critically ill and unstable patients in the emergency department.
Business inquiries? Travelnursepractitioner@gmail.com
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Resources I use at work:
Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine: A Comprehensive Study Guide, 9th edition
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EMRA Antibiotic Guide, 18th ed.
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Ma and Mateers Emergency Ultrasound, 4th edition
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Roberts and Hedges’ Clinical Procedures in Emergency Medicine E-Book (Roberts, Clinical Procedures in Emergency Medicine)
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Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support, 2015 Pocket Reference Card Set
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The Only EKG Book You'll Ever Need
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Your voice is SOOOO smooth!!! I love your channel! I want to become an ER nurse practitioner as well! Keep it up with your amazing work!
Thank you so much for watching!!
I really appreciated your video. You gave details that most people don't provide. It made the ER seem less intimidating and I actually understood everything you were talking about despite not being a medical person.
I'm in nursing school in Houston and thank you for your nice information and I can't wait next video. Thank you
David, I recently found your Chanel and trying to see all the videos you posted. I'm planning to start my acute np, and this video makes me to think to be a ER np. However, I didn't like being ER RN when I floated, but your daily routine as an ER NP is attractive. Ty for posting this video.
Great video brother. Please made a video explaining more procedures that an NP can do in the ER or any other field. Thanks
Great video! Thank you for sharing !
Thanks for watching!
I am SO glad Nurse Carle sent me here! Your channel is so informative and helpful! Thank you so much!
Thank you for watching! 😁
Emergency Medicine Physicians, Midlevel Providers and ancillary staff play a key role in healthcare. Thanks for your work.
This is such a great video, as an aspiring ER NP this was great insight!
Thank you for watching! I am glad it was helpful.
Awesome video! More of these videos please! It's really cool to see what an ENP does there isn't alot of info about this specialty on youtube.
Thank you so much for watching!
Great Video! I will add to my favorites ❤..........# it was that GOOD 👍
Useful content & super cool! I worked as a ER nurse for 4 years and now finishing my FNP. I've considered going back for my acute care in the future. You make it sound fun!
Hi Brittani! Thanks for watching! Acute care is a little more fun, and very hands on/skills heavy! Best of luck and find me on IG or email me if you have questions about ACNP/FNP stuff!
I'm in my final year of training to be a nurse in the UK. I have begun regularly working bank shifts in our local A&E which is the trauma centre of the south west. It's amazing and I love it, but I think I would be terrified working there when I qualify!
Fellow RN here working in LTAC/critical care setting:
Will start my FNP program in May and am quite interested in ER work.
My questions are:
1) What training and education have you done? (FNP, ENP, NP residency, etc)
2) Where did you learn the procedures for ER - I can only imagine an ENP program taught you
3) Any advice or suggestions for those NPs seeking to work in ER and be competed/procedure trained?
4) How’s the job market and demand?
Your video was excellent and you explain things very well! Keep doing what you’re doing because you seem very good at it!
I work as a flight nurse and this sounds like my job. Lol. I’m starting the NP program in a few weeks....
God sent me here! 😊
Hey! God bless you 💗 I don’t believe in coincidences, so God sent me here too! :) thanks man you made me smile
Great infor brother. Make more videos like this please
Thanks for watching!
This video put a smile on my face. Such a warm introduction to ENPs.
Im in school right now for ENP, hope to graduate next fall!
Keep fighting the good fight brother and I hope your channel takes off!
Subscribed! ^_^
That is so awesome!! Thank you for watching! Where are you in school??
@@DavidWarrenNP I got my FNP here in Denver. Currently, in Vanderbilt's PMC ENP program.
@@fredastaire6156 hey! any chance I could pick your brain about the Vanderbilt program? thinking of applying!
@@fredastaire6156 Graduated?
Anyway you can talk about how a new grad can land an ER position as an NP? Also, what agency and the pros and cons of being traveling NP?
Hey David, first of all, thanks for your videos. I have a question for you : when you first decided to make videos, what was the reaction of the hospital's management when you asked people if they were okay with that ? (Sorry if it is not clear enough, English isn't my mother tongue 🤦🏻♂️)
Great video! Did you do an ACNP or FNP program and then pursue Emergency Certification? My wife is very interested in practicing in emergency or critical care as an NP, and is looking at schools right now. Many of these emergency department skills are not taught in FNP programs, so I'm curious how much of this is learned on the job as well? Keep up the great work!
Thanks for watching! I did a combined FNP/ACNP program, and then I did an APP fellowship in emergency medicine (ont the job/at the hospital)- there was a didactic and skills component. It was all about emergency medicine for a new provider. Super helpful. This allowed me to sit for the ENP boards. And you are right- emergency medicine is NOT taught in FNP program. If she wants to work emergency medicine, the best advice I can give is to enroll in an ENP program through university. There are not a whole lot of them around, but it's the best way to formally learn emergency medicine. The FNP route is geared towards outapatient medicine, and the ACNP route is geared towards ICU management- neither have good EM components.
Worked in ER many years ago- would definitely consider going back. I like the idea of a travel NP. I am in class #1 of NP school- Exp of Science & Theory. Hope to make it all the way through. Thanks for an awesome video.
Hey Brent! Congrats on starting NP school! Let me tell you- once you make the switch to locums/travel, you will never want another full time job! Best of luck through school and feel free to reach out with any questions you may have about traveling!
@@DavidWarrenNP Thanks, David! I appreciate the advice, and good luck to you. Appreciate the offer!
Awesome content!
How many years of experience in the ER would you suggest any RN to have before thinking about becoming an ENP? I was thinking 3-5 years.
Thank you!
Also any advice of things to learn before college?? Thanks love your videos! 😁😁
Before college? Pick up good time management skills, study habits, and sleep habits. Also, BE A HIGH SCHOOL KID AND ENJOY LIFE 🙃
CarleaRae sent me! I enjoyed your video new subscriber!!!!
Thank you so much! Welcome!
First... appreciate the content
Thanks for watching!
Hoping you bring more video. Im a family NP in a setting were I see some acute things. Would you mind doing videos on
AKI treatments work up
SEPSIS tx.. workup
LAB interpretation
GEMS for understands EKG
IV fluids what to choose
Thank you for watching! I appreciate the suggestions!
You're good man. Huge inspiration for me in my quest to become an ER NP
Thank you so much for watching!
Whoa! I was taken to this video from the first time you went to Alaska. You went from baby faced ingenue to rugged woodsman in one video. I was not ready for that transition haha. Cool description though. I wonder if you’ll miss this going into CRNA school...
Dude I had no idea you watched my videos before 🤣 how funny. I hope first quarter is treating you well! You guys are rocking it I have no doubt.
@@DavidWarrenNP haha yup! I wasn't even THINKING of CRNA school AT ALL. But my CRNA mentor from the military kept pushing me to do it. Then I started researching CRNAs on youtube and I was also going through NP school so I started watching your vids and now here we are! I honestly didn't know I applied to the same program lol
Were you trained as an FNP or an ACNP? Also, if FNP, is there courses you took for learning ED procedures such as intubation? Love the channel David!
Thanks Becky! I am trained as a ACNP and FNP. I did not learn invasive procedures in the FNP portion. I did learn invasive procedures in the ACNP portion. We had a semester class dedicated to procedures.
David Warren NP should you do both or which one is better to get into a hospital as an NP
CarleRae sent me 💁🏾♀️
Thank you for watching! 😁
Hey David I was just wondering, is it faster to go from CNA-LPN-RN (BSN)- MSN- FNP or is it faster to just do a nurse practitioner program??
That's a good question.
I would directly enroll in a BSN program, work 2 years, and then apply to NP school.
OH MY GOD I USED TO WORK WITH YOU IN DFW!
Shut up! Who are you? Where did we work together???
7/11
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I have an odd question. Are you able to do tracheotomy? If so, have you had a chance to do one? Thanks in advance!
No- not a trach. I can do a cric. A trach is through the trachea and is a surgical procedure done in the OR. A cric is a procedure to establish an airway through the cricothyroid membrane, and is not permanent. That is taught in ATLS as part of airway management.
Can NPs perform minor surgeries? For instance, someone comes in with a bb gun injury, can you extract the bb?
Wouldn’t call that a surgery- more procedure than anything. But yes- I’ve removed foreign bodies before.
Hi David, I am an RN interested in doing my FNP program. I LOVE emergency medicine. I was wondering if you could please recommend a favorite reference book for ER providers??? I have a gazillion notes, but I can't take them with me everywhere. What is your recommendation for a good ER reference book? Thanks in advance!
Hey! Tintinalli's emergency medicine is the textbook I used when learning emergency medicine.
As a nurse practitioner, can u initiate a tracheotomy without an order from a physician ?
I’m only going into 9th grade but I really want to be an Emergency nurse practitioner. I wanted to know what you are supposed to specialize into a NP program. Then I know you have to get your masters for something but I’m confused what that is
Bryanna Campbell you want to get your BSN and then work as an RN then apply to an NP program.
Where was the snow? Is it daylight for 6 months?
No snow- this was in June. It's basically daylight 24/7 in the summer months. Temps around 50 at night, and 60-70 during the day. PERFECT time to visit AK.
Can you work the 3 12 hour shift schedule as an ER NP?
You can work usually whatever schedule you like as a ER NP.
Wow so as emergency NP you intubation, central line, LP’s, etc? How did you learn these procedures in school or after? Thanks! I’m starting DNP/FNP school in August and I’m looking into going into the ER once graduated.
Yes. I learned all of these procedures in my acute care nurse practitioner program.
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Thanks for the reply! Nice that’s awesome! Do you mind me asking what college you went to? I’m going to a FNP program, but really like the inpatient side because that’s what I’ve been doing as a RN this whole time. In your experience can FNPs get trained in the ER to learn some of the emergency medicine techniques?
Hi! I’m in an FNP program and I wanted to know can I work as FNP in ED? Are you an FNP or Acute care np?
Hi- I have FNP and ACNP. It really depends on your education and training - you need to be trained in emergency medicine somehow- either on the job or formally, to work in emergency medicine! Hope this helps.
How stressful would you say it is? Is it easy to control the stress level?
Yeah it’s pretty easy. Most of the stress comes from the unknown and what if’s.
The last time I was in the hospital they said my kidneys were damaged because of caffeine
Do you happen to take on NP students?
I have before, but not currently due to hospital restrictions from COVID.
@@DavidWarrenNP ok thanks was curious I love being a travel nurse and truthfully plan on being a travel acute care NP as well I'm just not good at in one place lol.
Haha I totally understand! I love the ability to travel and make good money!
How much can you make as a np consultant working for attorneys
About 200-300$/hr
How much can you make as a travel np in the emergency department
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Are you an FNP or AC?
I have both certifications
Dam. I don't think NPs can run codes or insert art lines in ohio...
Of course they can.
Where are all your parents? 😄