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@@tete22829wilson Hi, in the description box, I explained that I didn't put it because it varies depending on company and location. You can look on a website called "Glassdoor" to get different company rates :)
@@KayThePA Yes I checked that and I'm getting different prices. I know that it depends in the area but like an estimate would be nice to hear from somebody who actually works in an hospital environment.
@@tete22829wilson Here are the minimum salaries per hour for the place I work: 1. Transporter- $12.24 2. Dietary Aide- $11.55 3. Registrar- $12.98 4. Staffing Coordinator- $14.66 5. Environmental- $10.50
I worked in EVS in 2018 while I was in school. I definitely gained some exposure while in that setting. Now I’m a Patient Care Tech / Hemodialysis Technician. I feel that working what they call the “lowest job in the hospital “ will definitely make you appreciate your job more and it will Humble you when you move up. I would NEVER treat anybody bad just because they work a lower paying job because that was me 2 years ago. I understand how hard their job is . Everybody frowns upon them in the hospital but without EVS infection would be everywhere. EVS saves lives too !
Absolutely! My daughter started out cleaning hospitals and then went on to be a pharm tech and she worked so hard. ALL positions are crucial to saving lives! Handclap for you, PCTs, housekeeping, CNAs, etcetera! 👏👏👏🥰❤️
I worked in EVS and the disrespect you get from other departments was crazy. We were always short staffed and never lended a hand. I have mad respect for anyone who’s working in EVS.
I just got a new position coming from evs and what you said is absolutely true!!! Not everyone is the same but for the most part evs is the least respected.
EVS are some of the hardest working people in every hospital and they don’t get the respect or pay they deserve, i couldn’t imagine hospitals without them.
@@sherryw9206 I work at first health in southern pines nc only sn hour away from Raleigh nc I'm making $9.32 for the evs department. I guess it depends where you live at.
Yes! I was a dietary Assistant for one year and I was able to transfer to another dept. I think it’s easier to get other jobs within the hospital once you’re already in!
MeaLenea Homer it’s a super easy job ! I literally would just deliver trays to patients rooms and make sure their dietary restrictions are correct. Wear compression socks because the shifts are hell if you’re in a hospital! Take notice of patients and rooms that are on precautions! Good Luck! You got this 🙏🏾🤞🏽♥️
Transporter here for a Radiology department. Love it and it keeps me on my feet and active. Helped me decide to go back to school for rad tech then mri because its so cool what you see ❤
I work in the O.R. as an Anesthesia Nurse for 20 years now and no EVS is allowed in the Operating Room...We have our orderlies for that and those poor guys work so hard. I feel sorry for them and that's why after my duties are done regarding the patients I go and help them clean the rooms for the next case. Our orderlies are amazing hard workers and sometimes they are looked down on so I make sure I tell them how awesome I think they are and even bring them gifts from time to time. I appreciate them! Keep your heads up guys!
@@clarissamassey956 I would rate it about an 8. It's fulfilling. a LOT OF HARD WORK AND STUDY. You must be committed to it. I love helping people. A lot of hard work to get to that point. If you really want it, you can achieve it. 4 years of schooling for your Bachelors of science in nursing, then you have to obtain your registered nurse license, 2 years or more of acute/ICU CARE, ER, CCU, TELEMETRY care (every CRNA program defines their own acute program) when you meet all the requirements above THEN apply for CRNA school. So altogether about 7 years of schooling. It is lucrative the average salary is $150,000.00 plus. especially if you work out of a major hospital. But it is very rewarding. I love it...Both my husband and I are CRNA's. He has been doing it 30+ years...if you decide it is what you want to do, I wish you all the best. GO FOR IT!
It’s so funny yoj guys think EVS is really all that bad. That’s what we make you guys think. It’s actually easy. I SLEEP ATLEAST 5 hrs a day at my job. Work 3rd shift lmao just pull trash in Ed and I’m out
I'm literally working in the admissions department as a patient services rep in a hospital. I work nights and I just got accepted into a Nursing program that will start in Jan. My job is willing to work with my schedule, the benefits (health insurance & tuition reimbursement) are great and I'm pretty much guaranteed a job on the floor once I graduate. I say that because I'm getting to know people in different positions on different floors. My managers can vouch for my attendance, attitude, and personality, and it's honestly less paperwork for them because I already have an employee ID number.
Yep I started as a transporter, then guest services , then department secretary then front office assistant now an OR anesthesia tech so yes you're right hahaha
@@leannymart I work for an ambulatory surgery center ..its definitely more slower pace than the OR in the hospital (which I personally wouldnt do), but it's ok. Definitely not my passion but you learn alot!!
Great video. I think a lot of ppl look down on housekeepers. I was over hearing someones conversation about raises and he was basically sayin that the cnas should get a raise because they do a lot. But housekeeping do a lot as well and we need a raise also. He said that the cnas comes before housekeeping. In the mean time housing keeping are the ppl to keep the place clean.
You are absolutely right. Everyone's job has its challenges and we all deserve to get a raise. EVS is necessary to keep the hospital looking good and plays and important role :)
@@KayThePA I couldn't agree more but however I'm going to school for nursing. Like u said we all have to start from somewhere. Im praying that ill get in the program
I worked as an EVS tech for a year and it wasn’t a bad job at all. The worst thing about the job was maybe a rude patient and entitled nurses thinking that they were your boss. Different places, different experiences. I loved the CNA techs I worked with though. They really did help me a lot when it can to stripping the rooms and I appreciated it because I know that they were really busy.
I worked as a EVS worker in the OR for about 4 years while I went to college. It was hard work and a thankless job but I did gain a lot of exposure, it was decent pay and nice benefits as well.
Yes KayThePA you are definitely right about the patients complaining if they are not getting any attention. I myself work in the medical field in a hospital and we all need each and everything flows when everyone works as a team.
I’m an EMT in nursing school just got my job as a patient sitter after switching over from teaching! It is hard to get in the hospital took me 43 job applications with my hospital to get this position! Don’t give up guys! I completely agree with having to start somewhere probably won’t love the job but it is still valuable experience.
Everything she said about EVS is correct. I hated working for the EVS department because the management was horrible and would throw their employees under the bus when given the chance. You don’t want to continue working when one of your own treats you less than human.
@@robinbrown2256 Environmental Services. From what I picked up on my EVS orientation, it's 96% housekeeping and 4% hazmat, depending on what you're doing at the time.
This video helped me a lot I was applying to a lot of clinical jobs I thought I would be best to look good on my med school app but most of my apps got declined but as soon as I found out about transporter and from you I immediately applied and within three days of putting in the app I got an interview and start orientation on the 15th of June thank you so much fr ✊🏾
Thanks girrrl, I'm about to apply to some positions, I didn't even know about these, thanks for opening my eyes. Those who work these, you guys are appreciated 😍😍
I love how you mentioned EVS is a hard job! I did it for 8 months & I absolutely loved it! However, once my new supervisor took over I started to hate it & quit. Definitely looking to get back into a hospital. I want to be a nurse in the future & plan to work my way up. 🤗
You are right. Some states required certification for CNAs. I was a scheduler and they do require some experience and knowledge of the position. Some training coming with all of the positions. Also background checks even when you don't do patient care.
As a 40 year old chubby white guy, I'm honestly afraid to apply for some of these positions, mainly because i feel i am too old or embarrassed because i'm "behind" the curve, or even that some positions are dominated by women and i would "stand out". But I'm just so tired of having dead end jobs that feel unimportant, and anything in a hospital feels important to me, like i may make a difference, even in a small way. Anyway thank you for the video
It's okay.Don't feel bad about anything.There are so many different types of people working at the hospital.Man go ahead and apply for those hospital jobs and enjoy the great benefits and just the overall experience.There is too much money to be made for you to be sitting at home feeling ashamed.Go out there and get what you need in life.Its worth it.Besides, it's fun working at the hospital.If you work at night,in your free time you'll get to sit on some comfortable couch and look out the window at a beautiful view of the city.I know because I do it all the time lol. Good luck in all your future endeavors, buddy.I'm sure everything will work out just fine.
You will be loved considering you’re a man. They will specifically call you to help with heavier patients. Being chubby doesn’t mean out of shape (: as long as you can help with patients they will love you forever
Just applied to a hospital as an admissions trainee. I have never been interested in the medical setting until now. I hope for the best:] thanks for the suggestions
Thank you so much for this very informative video my sista ✊🏾 I learned a lot appreciate this greatly!! Well done and keep grindin!!! Beautiful smile too! Much respect ✊🏾🙏🏾
I have a masters degree in health administration and I am having a really hard time to just get my foot in the door. It’s very discouraging but I won’t give up
Hi, try a medical temp agency. They helped me get a temp Admitting position for 6 months and from that I got hired on full time. I hope this helps. Congrats on your Masters
Gemini Love I totally understand because I’m going through the same thing. Especially if you live in FL!! If you are interested in the nursing field, try to get into an accelerated nursing program, then you can use your health administration background to get a better position. Or just move to another state my dear! Best of luck
I’m a ER registrar and let me tell you something. I never know how my nights are going to go. Every day is something different. it could be a very calm, smooth going day or we could have 10 rescues and traumas every hour on the hour. Registration gets so much hate at hospitals its ridiculous.
I've been thinking about applying to be a hospital registrar! Not sure if I'm cut out for it after reading your comment! I have so many questions now lol
Cenizas Cueva well I was working at Macy’s before I got this job and let me tell you it was a BIG change lol. It’s a exhausting job and the people I get are crazy but remember that every hospital is different depending on the location
chelsea villafane hi how are you , I’m looking to work in the hospital setting specifically a ER registar however I don’t have any experience... how did you get the job ?
Salikka Hall I just took a chance and applied. If you show them in your interview that you are willing to learn everything and be shaped the way they want you to they will definitely hire you
Im a Patient Care Technician and now just transferred to my new position on my current unit as a Telemetry Monitor Technician, i am also allowed to still work ast a PCT on overtime days🙌🏾
@@alexisCalled10 I work in Central Valley California at a Medical Foundation, and I make $17.19 an hour. The hospital a few blocks down the street from my location pays $21 - $25 an hour though.
I work as a registrar in a hospital! My specific department does registration for surgeries, labs, radiology, pulmonary, direct admissions into the hospital, pre-admission testing and labor and delivery! Triage, urgent care, L&D, and direct admits (ones that go from ER to the floor) are the only ones that use a WOW (workstation on wheels) and go into patient rooms to do registration. The rest of us have patients come to us and sit across from us at a desk. I have done it both ways and both of them have their flaws, but I absolutely love my job! It is very repetitive in the sense that you kind of create a script and go through the basic motions with each patient, but each patient comes with different personalities, different challenges, and different stories! And that’s what makes it so enjoyable! Be prepared to learn WAY more than you ever wanted to know about insurance, though! That’s like 30% of your job!
EVS workers are the personal assistant to the patients, the nurses, the CNA’s, the Charge nurses, the directors, Doctors, house supervisors, their own supervisors, managers and EVS director. 🧐
Thank you so much for this ❤️ been wanting to become a phlebotomist but they have no openings so I’m looking to become and orderly, thank you for giving me confidence and hope 🥺🙏❤️
Hi Kay I just subscribed. I'm a CNA and I'm interested in getting in the hospital too. I've been working at a LTC for 11yrs and I'm so ready for a change. Thanks
Bless your beautiful soul for taking your time to post this to help others...thank you! I'm 64 and planning a move to Tampa next year. My brother is Chief of Police at the Tampa VA so I thought I'd try to get a job there because whatever I'm able to interview for he may be able to put in a good word for me??? I've been an Executive Assistant for most of my career but don't want to do that anymore. When I was younger I worked in a lab so I've done some sterile processing and packing. Then I was a dental assistant. I've done radiology front office and managed a veterinary clinic for a minute but all this medical background is from many years ago. I want to get back into medical and your suggestions give me some opportunities to think about. Hopefully a foot-in-the door and a quick advancement before I find something I can settle into and make it my last awesome job. I do love helping others. Thanks again!
Hey, I want to be a sterile tech, but I haven't completed any courses. I'm going to apply as an orderly and maybe once working their and gain connections I can transfer to that field.
I literally couldn’t take doing evs lmfaooo I quit after 2 weeks! The nurses were nice but didn’t respect us we’d get “told on” for noooo reason the evs supervisor literally told us not to go into their break rooms (taking away 5 minutes from our breaks to go in the basement to our own break room) and we had to walk around looking busy even if we were finished because we’d get in trouble and accused of stealing (although the nurses were doing the stealing) even if we were innocent, and they definitely looked down on us! I could not.
Girl you are telling the truth. On my unit I only had 10 rooms for an 8 hr day. Now they knew damn well it didn’t take me 8 hrs. The nurses were always making comment like “don’t work too hard” and me being me I was telling them to mind their business. A lot of egos in the hospital for sure.
That's really cool you have this job in high school! It'll make it so much easier for you to get a job elsewhere in the hospital later if you decide to go into healthcare 🙂
Great video girly! Your camera quality is awesome!!! Are you still using Filmora to edit? I have the software on my laptop, but it was a little complicated to use. Your bob looks cute!!! 🙌🏿
I started doing EVS last week. I mean it’s really hard!! But I got to see everywhere In the hospital to the Operation room - Emergency room - Laboratory. They got me on trash & taking out hazardous material all day. It never ends only on break & lunch
Here are 2 other positions they can start with as well. Recreation aid or activity aid. Both have certifications and licenses to become a certified activity professional or recreational therapist.. I'm certified as Dementia Practitioner and Montessori Dementia Professional. Another job for unlicensed workers is physical therapy aid and a unit clerk.
@@KayThePA you work as a liason between the recreation, activity Department and nursing with geriatric patients.. Anyone who works in healthcare can qualify... nccdp.com or iccdp.org the center for applied research cen4ard.com The certification just qualifies you to work with geriatric patients in hospitals and long-term care facilities. It's an added certification to boost your salary and to say you met the minimal state standards. Instructor certification: national board certification- Certified Alzheimer Educator may be a nurse, social worker, education coordinator, administrator, or other person who has demonstrated advanced knowledge and understanding of the special needs and circumstances of persons with Alzheimer’s disease and their families. ncbac.net/caed-certification
Did you take Radiologic Technologists/Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologists/Diagnostic Medical Sonographers, Cardiovascular Technologists and Technicians I am just wondering that's a 3 year course/program
Thks but already a Healthcare worker definitely trying to get both my feet out the healthcare door as! State & Federal policies are becoming too strict on employees putting workers in positions where you lose the freedoms to exercise your Rights Secondly Environment is too risky to my health too stressful rather work from home that the safest measure!
My dream is work in hospital and I take medical laboratory assistant but it hard to get in I am stressed out now I will try same of the job thank you so much
Hey great job on the video. Appreciate it. A girl up at Acme getting water at the machine did recommend environmental services when I overhead her dialog. Would it be suitable as a guy to do too tho I've had jobs sitting down and getting up to take people's orders mainly. Help Fry food in the deep fryer and taking the trash out then able to sit down and TV in the back between lunch and dinner 🤔 She said she git fired for missing days due to a car accident 😐 hope she is well
I was told to get into healthcare, but I didn’t understand bedside manners. I was criticized for being shy. I worked in a nursing home. They could have lived a life like me as a healthy young person. I feel sorry for people who end up in the hospital. Me, I need to chill. Insults and emotional abuse doesn’t make a human humble. Working without a higher education is fine. But when dealing with having a doctor who puts you on medicine that causes extreme anxiety, it’s impossible. So since my siblings were in the hospital, why didn’t they work in the health field. I did.
When I was in Africa I was a nurse so when I get in USA i became a housekeeper it's a hard job i still like it but i really mentally feel so bad and hurt people look down us like a trash that's a sad part so i have a PCT interview today i don't recommend housekeeping for young people
Patient Access Coordinator is another position which includes outpatient registration and pre-registration. In pre-registration I don't have direct contact with the patients but I may need to speak to them on the phone.
I've seen these jobs, but never knew exactly what they did. Can I interview you about this position for my website or do a video interview so others can learn more about it?
@@KayThePA correct...a PCA or CNA license is required...sitting can also extend to work watch baker acts..15 minute checks or restraints for the ER or psych floor IF cleared by a doctor, even temporarily ..a sitter can be contracted to a company working on behalf of the hospital..also family members have been known to hire their own..the key word is safety..at times someone can come form surgery and have confusion coming off medication..knowledge of how to transfer etc is needed
Yes, I have a bachelors and know others that do and work some of these positions. The thing is, with just a bachelors, you cannot do much in the medical field without a license. So these jobs are great for those that want to get into the hospital with no license, regardless of if you have your bachelors or not.
Hey guys! I have been slacking on the videos because it's been a busy summer for me with work and my side hustles, but I have great videos OTW. Comment below and let me know the videos you want to see this summer ⏬⏬⏬
I would really like it if you would do the pay rate for each of these jobs.
@@tete22829wilson Hi, in the description box, I explained that I didn't put it because it varies depending on company and location. You can look on a website called "Glassdoor" to get different company rates :)
@@KayThePA Yes I checked that and I'm getting different prices. I know that it depends in the area but like an estimate would be nice to hear from somebody who actually works in an hospital environment.
@@tete22829wilson Okay, I will put the prices that my job pays in the description box soon to give you an idea.
@@tete22829wilson
Here are the minimum salaries per hour for the place I work:
1. Transporter- $12.24
2. Dietary Aide- $11.55
3. Registrar- $12.98
4. Staffing Coordinator- $14.66
5. Environmental- $10.50
I did housekeeping for 3 years & now I’m a behavioral health tech
How long did you take the class?
I worked in EVS in 2018 while I was in school. I definitely gained some exposure while in that setting. Now I’m a Patient Care Tech / Hemodialysis Technician. I feel that working what they call the “lowest job in the hospital “ will definitely make you appreciate your job more and it will Humble you when you move up. I would NEVER treat anybody bad just because they work a lower paying job because that was me 2 years ago. I understand how hard their job is . Everybody frowns upon them in the hospital but without EVS infection would be everywhere. EVS saves lives too !
Yeah you're right, it takes a team effort. They definitely help with disease
prevention!
I work for EVS now. ❤
i notice higher positions look down on them, disgusting people. shouldnt be in healthcare
Absolutely! My daughter started out cleaning hospitals and then went on to be a pharm tech and she worked so hard. ALL positions are crucial to saving lives! Handclap for you, PCTs, housekeeping, CNAs, etcetera! 👏👏👏🥰❤️
Love this comment I'm currently transferring to unit secretary from a evs aid love this❤
I am EVS and everyone respects me I do not get look down on. The nurses, everyone always thanks me for cleaning the hospital.
Just got accepted into PA school! All my experiences were unlicensed. ED Scribe, Research Assistant, Patient Service Rep, and Program Assistant
Omg Congratulations!!!!! That's a great accomplishment. Those experiences will definitely prepare you for PA school 🙂
Congrats!
Congrats to you! Can you tell me some info about the program assistant? What it entails and the hiring process? Thank you and god bless!
withlovearike whats PA
withlovearike physician assistant?
I worked in EVS and the disrespect you get from other departments was crazy. We were always short staffed and never lended a hand. I have mad respect for anyone who’s working in EVS.
I just got a new position coming from evs and what you said is absolutely true!!! Not everyone is the same but for the most part evs is the least respected.
I work in Evs
I start my EVS next month in June
Good luck
@@kameronbritte5182 Thanks I've done housekeeping before.
I never work in the hospital as a housekeeper I did in the hotel. 😊
EVS are some of the hardest working people in every hospital and they don’t get the respect or pay they deserve, i couldn’t imagine hospitals without them.
I agree 100%!!!!
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Rex hospital in Raleigh, NC up EVS pay to $15 an hour
@@sherryw9206 I work at first health in southern pines nc only sn hour away from Raleigh nc I'm making $9.32 for the evs department. I guess it depends where you live at.
, yeah, I got paid around $10 or less at WakeMed. Thought a Temp service(Grace Federal Solutions) I got paid $15 an hour.
Yes! I was a dietary Assistant for one year and I was able to transfer to another dept. I think it’s easier to get other jobs within the hospital once you’re already in!
Yessss, it sure is!
This is my plan. I start my dietary aide job in two weeks. Any tips?
MeaLenea Homer it’s a super easy job ! I literally would just deliver trays to patients rooms and make sure their dietary restrictions are correct. Wear compression socks because the shifts are hell if you’re in a hospital! Take notice of patients and rooms that are on precautions! Good Luck! You got this 🙏🏾🤞🏽♥️
@@WOG18 I'll definitely do that. Thank so much!
I apply for dietary for so many years . Never got hire. Any tips?
No she didn’t get get that as a pillow 😂😂😂🤦🏾♀️
Lol yessss I did honey 🤗
Best pillow ever Lmaoooooo
i cried 🤣🤣
Oh my goodness that’s too funny 😂 🤣😂🤣
Nice pillow lol
Transporter here for a Radiology department. Love it and it keeps me on my feet and active. Helped me decide to go back to school for rad tech then mri because its so cool what you see ❤
I work in the O.R. as an Anesthesia Nurse for 20 years now and no EVS is allowed in the Operating Room...We have our orderlies for that and those poor guys work so hard. I feel sorry for them and that's why after my duties are done regarding the patients I go and help them clean the rooms for the next case. Our orderlies are amazing hard workers and sometimes they are looked down on so I make sure I tell them how awesome I think they are and even bring them gifts from time to time. I appreciate them! Keep your heads up guys!
That's good that you do that because they work really hard and the job is demanding. That's really thoughtful of you. Keep up the great work :).
tyrenp93 hey being a crna was it difficult becoming one ? Like on a scale from one through ten !?
@@clarissamassey956 I would rate it about an 8. It's fulfilling. a LOT OF HARD WORK AND STUDY. You must be committed to it. I love helping people. A lot of hard work to get to that point. If you really want it, you can achieve it. 4 years of schooling for your Bachelors of science in nursing, then you have to obtain your registered nurse license, 2 years or more of acute/ICU CARE, ER, CCU, TELEMETRY care (every CRNA program defines their own acute program) when you meet all the requirements above THEN apply for CRNA school. So altogether about 7 years of schooling. It is lucrative the average salary is $150,000.00 plus. especially if you work out of a major hospital. But it is very rewarding. I love it...Both my husband and I are CRNA's. He has been doing it 30+ years...if you decide it is what you want to do, I wish you all the best. GO FOR IT!
It’s so funny yoj guys think EVS is really all that bad. That’s what we make you guys think. It’s actually easy. I SLEEP ATLEAST 5 hrs a day at my job. Work 3rd shift lmao just pull trash in Ed and I’m out
@@BestCoDLeaderboards lol😁
I'm literally working in the admissions department as a patient services rep in a hospital. I work nights and I just got accepted into a Nursing program that will start in Jan. My job is willing to work with my schedule, the benefits (health insurance & tuition reimbursement) are great and I'm pretty much guaranteed a job on the floor once I graduate. I say that because I'm getting to know people in different positions on different floors. My managers can vouch for my attendance, attitude, and personality, and it's honestly less paperwork for them because I already have an employee ID number.
CONGRATULATIONS on starting nursing school!!! Thanks for sharing!
What’s your education program to get your current job?
Yep I started as a transporter, then guest services , then department secretary then front office assistant now an OR anesthesia tech so yes you're right hahaha
Katherine I wanna be a department secretary but have to do a 48 week program first 😩🤦🏾♀️
@@mayal8152 oh dang 😩😩 sometimes when you know people you can just get in with no experience .Make sure you network!!
How as an OR anesthesia tech? I’m starting as a dietary aide/ nutritional attendant but I hate it .
@@leannymart I work for an ambulatory surgery center ..its definitely more slower pace than the OR in the hospital (which I personally wouldnt do), but it's ok. Definitely not my passion but you learn alot!!
damn thats so cool, congrats! did that tech job require school?
Great video. I think a lot of ppl look down on housekeepers. I was over hearing someones conversation about raises and he was basically sayin that the cnas should get a raise because they do a lot. But housekeeping do a lot as well and we need a raise also. He said that the cnas comes before housekeeping. In the mean time housing keeping are the ppl to keep the place clean.
You are absolutely right. Everyone's job has its challenges and we all deserve to get a raise. EVS is necessary to keep the hospital looking good and plays and important role :)
@@KayThePA I couldn't agree more but however I'm going to school for nursing. Like u said we all have to start from somewhere. Im praying that ill get in the program
Housekeeping in any industry get treated like nothing. I was a housekeeper for 5 years on the Vegas Strip.
I worked as an EVS tech for a year and it wasn’t a bad job at all. The worst thing about the job was maybe a rude patient and entitled nurses thinking that they were your boss. Different places, different experiences. I loved the CNA techs I worked with though. They really did help me a lot when it can to stripping the rooms and I appreciated it because I know that they were really busy.
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I worked as a EVS worker in the OR for about 4 years while I went to college. It was hard work and a thankless job but I did gain a lot of exposure, it was decent pay and nice benefits as well.
Anesthesia tech is another job
I’ve worked in EVS before for 6yrs ,and loved it ,and I also was a supply tech now I work in one of the doc offices at the hospital.
In these roles you WILL have patient contact...You WILL NOT provide patient CARE
that's true. It's just getting your foot in.
Yes KayThePA you are definitely right about the patients complaining if they are not getting any attention. I myself work in the medical field in a hospital and we all need each and everything flows when everyone works as a team.
I’m an EMT in nursing school just got my job as a patient sitter after switching over from teaching! It is hard to get in the hospital took me 43 job applications with my hospital to get this position! Don’t give up guys! I completely agree with having to start somewhere probably won’t love the job but it is still valuable experience.
Yesss, it is a struggle, but you cannot give up!!
Been binge watching your videos great work! Dont know how you dont have more subscribers.
Everything she said about EVS is correct. I hated working for the EVS department because the management was horrible and would throw their employees under the bus when given the chance. You don’t want to continue working when one of your own treats you less than human.
What is evs?
@@robinbrown2256 Environmental Services. From what I picked up on my EVS orientation, it's 96% housekeeping and 4% hazmat, depending on what you're doing at the time.
This video helped me a lot I was applying to a lot of clinical jobs I thought I would be best to look good on my med school app but most of my apps got declined but as soon as I found out about transporter and from you I immediately applied and within three days of putting in the app I got an interview and start orientation on the 15th of June thank you so much fr ✊🏾
Wow! That makes me soo happy!! Congratulations!!!
What app did u use?
How has it been since then?
Thanks girrrl, I'm about to apply to some positions, I didn't even know about these, thanks for opening my eyes. Those who work these, you guys are appreciated 😍😍
No problem! Good luck on your search ☘️☘️❤️
I love how you mentioned EVS is a hard job! I did it for 8 months & I absolutely loved it! However, once my new supervisor took over I started to hate it & quit. Definitely looking to get back into a hospital. I want to be a nurse in the future & plan to work my way up. 🤗
I rarely meet people who love that job, but I'm glad you enjoyed what you did. It's a great feeling progressing and working your way up. Good luck :)
Try perioperative assistant!
Depending on the state, you may be required to have a CNA or Medical Assistant certifications, at minimal, to be a Med Tech
You are right. Some states required certification for CNAs. I was a scheduler and they do require some experience and knowledge of the position. Some training coming with all of the positions. Also background checks even when you don't do patient care.
As a 40 year old chubby white guy, I'm honestly afraid to apply for some of these positions, mainly because i feel i am too old or embarrassed because i'm "behind" the curve, or even that some positions are dominated by women and i would "stand out". But I'm just so tired of having dead end jobs that feel unimportant, and anything in a hospital feels important to me, like i may make a difference, even in a small way. Anyway thank you for the video
40 is not old, never feel embarrass to make money that you will need to take care of your self.
It's okay.Don't feel bad about anything.There are so many different types of people working at the hospital.Man go ahead and apply for those hospital jobs and enjoy the great benefits and just the overall experience.There is too much money to be made for you to be sitting at home feeling ashamed.Go out there and get what you need in life.Its worth it.Besides, it's fun working at the hospital.If you work at night,in your free time you'll get to sit on some comfortable couch and look out the window at a beautiful view of the city.I know because I do it all the time lol.
Good luck in all your future endeavors, buddy.I'm sure everything will work out just fine.
You will be loved considering you’re a man. They will specifically call you to help with heavier patients. Being chubby doesn’t mean out of shape (: as long as you can help with patients they will love you forever
Try perioperative assistant!
Just applied to a hospital as an admissions trainee. I have never been interested in the medical setting until now. I hope for the best:] thanks for the suggestions
I will be doing my BOOKED AND BUSY series starting next week, so keep watching for more videos like this ❤️
Thank you so much for this very informative video my sista ✊🏾 I learned a lot appreciate this greatly!! Well done and keep grindin!!!
Beautiful smile too!
Much respect ✊🏾🙏🏾
Thank you
Such an awesome video! Thank you!
Welcome back!! :)) loving this and all you videos!! Keep it up can’t for more
Thank you so much for the continued support ❤️
Kay great video, keep it updated 🤗🤗🤗🤗
Great presentation :) you’re a really sweet minded human. Keep up the Excellence ❤️❤️❤️
Exelent video. Thank you for all that important orientation 🙏👌
Great video perfect for my situation! Thank you!
Awww that's great. Glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching ❤️
I have a masters degree in health administration and I am having a really hard time to just get my foot in the door. It’s very discouraging but I won’t give up
Hi, try a medical temp agency. They helped me get a temp Admitting position for 6 months and from that I got hired on full time. I hope this helps. Congrats on your Masters
crystal gordon thank you I will look for some tomorrow!
I am as well. I have BAdmin degree as well
I’m have a hard time finding a proctor for the AIT program. This is my holdup. Do anyone have any tips?
Gemini Love I totally understand because I’m going through the same thing. Especially if you live in FL!! If you are interested in the nursing field, try to get into an accelerated nursing program, then you can use your health administration background to get a better position. Or just move to another state my dear!
Best of luck
You are a saint thank you for providing this information
Thank You So Much For This Video✊🏽
Interesting video. Thank you so much!
Pretty smile & nice energy.... many blessings your way.
Thank you for sharing this video this is very helpful
Thank you for sharing such great information. New subcriber!
Hi. Thank u for sharing.. I ready need a job. God bless and happy holidays.🎄🙏🏻❤️🍾🌷
I’m a ER registrar and let me tell you something. I never know how my nights are going to go. Every day is something different. it could be a very calm, smooth going day or we could have 10 rescues and traumas every hour on the hour. Registration gets so much hate at hospitals its ridiculous.
Thanks for sharing your experience. It's nice to hear from people that do the job 🙂
I've been thinking about applying to be a hospital registrar! Not sure if I'm cut out for it after reading your comment! I have so many questions now lol
Cenizas Cueva well I was working at Macy’s before I got this job and let me tell you it was a BIG change lol. It’s a exhausting job and the people I get are crazy but remember that every hospital is different depending on the location
chelsea villafane hi how are you , I’m looking to work in the hospital setting specifically a ER registar however I don’t have any experience... how did you get the job ?
Salikka Hall I just took a chance and applied. If you show them in your interview that you are willing to learn everything and be shaped the way they want you to they will definitely hire you
Bed board controller is a non certified/unlicensed position as well. They assign beds to patients.
Yessss!! That's a great suggestion!
Im a Patient Care Technician and now just transferred to my new position on my current unit as a Telemetry Monitor Technician, i am also allowed to still work ast a PCT on overtime days🙌🏾
That pillow is hilarious 😍😍
I just been hired as EVS a week ago and I’m hoping to move up in 6 months or less to CNA. I’m looking for classes right now :) thanks for the advice
How much do evs workers make?
@@alexisCalled10 I work in Central Valley California at a Medical Foundation, and I make $17.19 an hour.
The hospital a few blocks down the street from my location pays $21 - $25 an hour though.
Really good video 👌👍 .
Very informative!!
I work as a registrar in a hospital! My specific department does registration for surgeries, labs, radiology, pulmonary, direct admissions into the hospital, pre-admission testing and labor and delivery! Triage, urgent care, L&D, and direct admits (ones that go from ER to the floor) are the only ones that use a WOW (workstation on wheels) and go into patient rooms to do registration. The rest of us have patients come to us and sit across from us at a desk. I have done it both ways and both of them have their flaws, but I absolutely love my job! It is very repetitive in the sense that you kind of create a script and go through the basic motions with each patient, but each patient comes with different personalities, different challenges, and different stories! And that’s what makes it so enjoyable! Be prepared to learn WAY more than you ever wanted to know about insurance, though! That’s like 30% of your job!
Thanks for sharing information on this career!!! I use a WOW at my job and never thought about the meaning lol you learn something new every day :).
Is it a competitive position? Do they need to staff a lot of " REGISTRARS "
This is a job I’m really interested in but I couldn’t remember the name of it. Thanks!
Great video thanks 🙏🏻
EVS workers are the personal assistant to the patients, the nurses, the CNA’s, the Charge nurses, the directors, Doctors, house supervisors, their own supervisors, managers and EVS director. 🧐
I just got hired as a transporter in NYC, wish me luck .
I know they need a lot of healthcare workers in NY right now! Good luck on your New Job and stay safe 🙏
Protect yourself. Masks amd gloves.
Congrats! How was the hiring process?
Thank You... I love your videos
Thank you so much for this ❤️ been wanting to become a phlebotomist but they have no openings so I’m looking to become and orderly, thank you for giving me confidence and hope 🥺🙏❤️
Thank you for listing pillow information I am a braider And i love them 😍
No problem. I'm in love with them too :)
Are these good jobs to gain experience for pre-med/pre-pa, etc students? Like would these jobs actually “count” as clinical hours?
Hi Kay I just subscribed. I'm a CNA and I'm interested in getting in the hospital too. I've been working at a LTC for 11yrs and I'm so ready for a change. Thanks
Thank you :). Don't be afraid to try something new. You may love it.
Thanks for the info 😊🙏
I love your hair here! So shiny! ❤🌁
thank you :)
Bless your beautiful soul for taking your time to post this to help others...thank you! I'm 64 and planning a move to Tampa next year. My brother is Chief of Police at the Tampa VA so I thought I'd try to get a job there because whatever I'm able to interview for he may be able to put in a good word for me??? I've been an Executive Assistant for most of my career but don't want to do that anymore. When I was younger I worked in a lab so I've done some sterile processing and packing. Then I was a dental assistant. I've done radiology front office and managed a veterinary clinic for a minute but all this medical background is from many years ago. I want to get back into medical and your suggestions give me some opportunities to think about. Hopefully a foot-in-the door and a quick advancement before I find something I can settle into and make it my last awesome job. I do love helping others. Thanks again!
That's quite a resume you have! I wish you all the best on your new endeavors! ❤️
Hey, I want to be a sterile tech, but I haven't completed any courses. I'm going to apply as an orderly and maybe once working their and gain connections I can transfer to that field.
Great info
Thanks so much for the point
I literally couldn’t take doing evs lmfaooo I quit after 2 weeks! The nurses were nice but didn’t respect us we’d get “told on” for noooo reason the evs supervisor literally told us not to go into their break rooms (taking away 5 minutes from our breaks to go in the basement to our own break room) and we had to walk around looking busy even if we were finished because we’d get in trouble and accused of stealing (although the nurses were doing the stealing) even if we were innocent, and they definitely looked down on us! I could not.
Evs is a hard job!!! Lol I don't blame you.
Girl you are telling the truth. On my unit I only had 10 rooms for an 8 hr day. Now they knew damn well it didn’t take me 8 hrs. The nurses were always making comment like “don’t work too hard” and me being me I was telling them to mind their business. A lot of egos in the hospital for sure.
I’m 16 going to 11th grade and I’m a dietary aide lol,it’s actually pretty straight forward.😆
That's really cool you have this job in high school! It'll make it so much easier for you to get a job elsewhere in the hospital later if you decide to go into healthcare 🙂
woww that’s amazing! how did you go about doing so. I’m the same age as you and it’s quite difficult to get my foot in the door :)
They are hiring under 18 that's 😶.
Thank you mama. I wanna ba healthcare admin but wanted an entry job for it, I think the staffing coordinator is perfect.
Great video girly! Your camera quality is awesome!!! Are you still using Filmora to edit? I have the software on my laptop, but it was a little complicated to use. Your bob looks cute!!! 🙌🏿
Thanks boo 😘😘 I use Filmora for editing. I'm using the premium version. That one is very user friendly.
I am currently a CNA prn at the hospital and I love it! I’ve been prn for a year thinking about going full-time ❤️
And licensed? Can u be unlicensed as a cna at some hospitals?
Krystyl Martinez yes, you can. I don’t have my CNA license but I’m a tech.
It’s KellyeKell what state
Jennifer Mitchell arkansas
It’s KellyeKell can you email me, i been struggling with making the perfect cover letter & resume that’ll get me an interview 😩
You are so gorgeous!😍☺🌹Thanks for the info!
Thank you ❤️ Glad it helped!
Thank you so much for this video!
Job listings start @ 2:15
Thanks for sharing.
I started doing EVS last week. I mean it’s really hard!! But I got to see everywhere In the hospital to the Operation room - Emergency room - Laboratory. They got me on trash & taking out hazardous material all day. It never ends only on break & lunch
It is the hardest job in my opinion. It's always something to do. Hopefully it's not too bad for you though. Just pace yourself.
It’s been 3 months how is it now? I have interview tomorrow for Evs.
Here are 2 other positions they can start with as well.
Recreation aid or activity aid. Both have certifications and licenses to become a certified activity professional or recreational therapist.. I'm certified as Dementia Practitioner and Montessori Dementia Professional. Another job for unlicensed workers is physical therapy aid and a unit clerk.
Thanks for the info! What do you do as a dementia practitioner? I've never heard of that.
@@KayThePA you work as a liason between the recreation, activity Department and nursing with geriatric patients.. Anyone who works in healthcare can qualify... nccdp.com or iccdp.org the center for applied research cen4ard.com
The certification just qualifies you to work with geriatric patients in hospitals and long-term care facilities. It's an added certification to boost your salary and to say you met the minimal state standards.
Instructor certification: national board certification-
Certified Alzheimer Educator may be a nurse, social worker, education coordinator, administrator, or other person who has demonstrated advanced knowledge and understanding of the special needs and circumstances of persons with Alzheimer’s disease and their families.
ncbac.net/caed-certification
Love your pillows
thank you
I know this is far from the topic but you're really really pretty
Aww thank you ❤️
that pillow im cryinggg
Chantal Lmao Lol 😂 😂 you just made me go check.
I have a strange question what are the positions that are fixed morning fixed schedules entry level
I started off as a dietary aide and took classes at night. Now i work worh Neurologists as a tech :) all within 2-3 years.
That's really nice! Congratulations ❤️
Did you take Radiologic Technologists/Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologists/Diagnostic Medical Sonographers, Cardiovascular Technologists and Technicians I am just wondering that's a 3 year course/program
Please am from Nigeria and and I have a one year certificate on hospitality management.... Where can I work in the hospital
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I work as an dietary aide and its not easy. Its very stressful at times. I work in an hospital. However, I do enjoy it .
I can see why. At least it's not too bad, especially with good co-workers!
That pillow is cracking me up😂😂😂
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Thks but already a Healthcare worker definitely trying to get both my feet out the healthcare door as! State & Federal policies are becoming too strict on employees putting workers in positions where you lose the freedoms to exercise your Rights
Secondly Environment is too risky to my health too stressful rather work from home that the safest measure!
Ima transporter.. but sometimes I might have to assist nurses with procedures
My dream is work in hospital and I take medical laboratory assistant but it hard to get in I am stressed out now I will try same of the job thank you so much
Hey great job on the video. Appreciate it. A girl up at Acme getting water at the machine did recommend environmental services when I overhead her dialog. Would it be suitable as a guy to do too tho I've had jobs sitting down and getting up to take people's orders mainly. Help Fry food in the deep fryer and taking the trash out then able to sit down and TV in the back between lunch and dinner 🤔
She said she git fired for missing days due to a car accident 😐 hope she is well
I was told to get into healthcare, but I didn’t understand bedside manners. I was criticized for being shy. I worked in a nursing home. They could have lived a life like me as a healthy young person. I feel sorry for people who end up in the hospital. Me, I need to chill. Insults and emotional abuse doesn’t make a human humble. Working without a higher education is fine. But when dealing with having a doctor who puts you on medicine that causes extreme anxiety, it’s impossible. So since my siblings were in the hospital, why didn’t they work in the health field. I did.
Thanks for the video. Like your hair, where can I get it pls?
Thank you. It's "Daria" by outre
I work in Evs and you are not lying everything you said was true.! I want out 🤔
lilRed is it hard 🤨
Yes yes yes 😟
When I was in Africa I was a nurse so when I get in USA i became a housekeeper it's a hard job i still like it but i really mentally feel so bad and hurt people look down us like a trash that's a sad part so i have a PCT interview today i don't recommend housekeeping for young people
Yeah, unfortunately I agree. House keepers are not treated the best!
I’m a patient registration tech while being trained on the job and in school for phlebotomy tech.
Had tried the patient transporter and pct at a hospital and pcts need a cna experience and other experience plus didn't work out well
I do patients sitter wish I knew this before applying would’ve applied to another position
Omg I missed you
Patient Access Coordinator is another position which includes outpatient registration and pre-registration. In pre-registration I don't have direct contact with the patients but I may need to speak to them on the phone.
I've seen these jobs, but never knew exactly what they did. Can I interview you about this position for my website or do a video interview so others can learn more about it?
@@KayThePA Sure! I can do the interview for your website.
@@flyscorp1773 okay, thank you so much ❤️ Can you please email me so that I can email you the questions? kaythepa@gmail.com
Did you have prior experience in that?
@@KayThePA did you guys ever follow through?
Hello, is a dietary aid the same as a fold service assistant?
You missed one.. Patient Safety Advocate which is a patient sitting position at the hospitals.
I was thinking of putting sitter, but I thought you needed a PCT license for that. You can do PSA without a license?
@@KayThePA correct...a PCA or CNA license is required...sitting can also extend to work watch baker acts..15 minute checks or restraints for the ER or psych floor IF cleared by a doctor, even temporarily ..a sitter can be contracted to a company working on behalf of the hospital..also family members have been known to hire their own..the key word is safety..at times someone can come form surgery and have confusion coming off medication..knowledge of how to transfer etc is needed
@@symbioticsparrow6378 that's some good information. Thank you ❤️
The only certificate you need to work as a patient attendance safety (sitter) is BLS CPR. I know because that's what I do.
@@KayThePA
Hi kay,
What title is PA?
I'm going to be Working at My Hospital as a RN know studying so I'm just looking for a Hospital Job for now lol so Thank You 😁
Should you apply to these jobs if you have a bachelor's? Do you know some jobs that require a bachelor's but not necessarily licensing?
Yes, I have a bachelors and know others that do and work some of these positions. The thing is, with just a bachelors, you cannot do much in the medical field without a license. So these jobs are great for those that want to get into the hospital with no license, regardless of if you have your bachelors or not.