5 Skills Every Expert Dialysis Nurse Needs!

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5 Habits of Expert Dialysis Nurses
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Before we were experts we were beginners.
Do not be afraid to be a beginner.
5 habits of expert dialysis nurses. I practice these habits best I can.
As an expert, we look for progress not perfection.
Expert dialysis nurses help others, sometimes become certified, gets involved, are friends with axillary staff, and asks questions.
Expert dialysis nurses, just like beginners, are always growing and learning.
What will help you bridge the gap between being a beginner dialysis nurse to expert dialysis nurse?
Time and experience for sure. But what else? I have the answers to your questions. Click on full video for more. Thank you! 🙏 💜
DISCLAIMER: This video is intended for education purposes only and is not intended as medical advice
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00:00: Intro
00:39 Habit 1
02:01 Habit 2
02:46 Habit 3
03:49 Habit 4
04:52 Habit 5
06:25 Water Room
07:20 Tip of the Iceberg

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11 июл 2023

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Комментарии : 54

@dialysisnurselindsey Год назад

What are your habits? ❤ ✍️ 👇

@kspdc1902 Год назад

I work at a dialysis clinic as a tech and I wish the nurses were as passionate as you are while at work. Its so stressful working alongside with people that arent motivated and happy to be there.

@dialysisnurselindsey Год назад

Thank u so much!!! I hope it gets better by you…. Try to stay positive 🤗

@user-we9bc7ee6i 11 месяцев назад

Right! The employees don’t want to teach you, but complain that they’re short staffed. It’s like they want you to already know or have experience when you come on board. So selfish, because even THEY were new at some point too! 🙄

@amor2019 6 месяцев назад

@@user-we9bc7ee6i I'm going through this right now and the good thing is I come from the South side of Chicago and I tell it like it is! I tell them I turned down 3 bilingual RN to come here and if your nurses and technicians don't want to train me I can go back to acutes where I made more money. Next thing I know I'm shadowing a PCT at another location 😊

@scarlettarnel Год назад

Hi Lindsey, I am a dialysis RN for fresenius. I was wondering if you could do a video on labs and explain different values and warning signs to look for. Keep up the great content!

@dialysisnurselindsey Год назад

Appreciate this idea, on it. Thank u!

@nurseboi2279 Год назад

@@dialysisnurselindseyI would really appreciate this as well!

@nurseboi2279 Год назад

@@dialysisnurselindseyI would really appreciate this as well!

@69kalil 10 месяцев назад

Good Question!

@lisalind4813 Год назад

Prepare, prepare, prepare. Anything that you can get done, do it now. You may not have time later

@dialysisnurselindsey Год назад

Yes yes yes! Thank u 💜

@richjaneRN 11 месяцев назад

I'm a chronic dialysis nurse in the Philippines. My habit is to prepare ahead of time, whatever it is. Because in chronic setting, I already know most of the patients so I know their heparin dosage, their access, their needs, and even their personalities. I missed my patients though. I resigned for now to prepare for my NCLEX! 🥰

@amor2019 6 месяцев назад

They made NCLEX a lot more difficult now!

@sheribynum4164 Год назад

My husband is a dialysis patient, thank you for doing these videos, the education is fantastic.

@dialysisnurselindsey Год назад

🤗 thank u soooo much!

@Themadamdivine Год назад

Thank you for your videos!

@dialysisnurselindsey Год назад

U r welcome! Thank u for watching, I couldn’t do this alone ❤️

@ladybuggermanshepherdog8707 5 месяцев назад

Wonderful video, thank you!

@dialysisnurselindsey 5 месяцев назад

Yay! Thank u!!!

@ChristieBhatti-nc7oc 5 месяцев назад

Love ur videos. M a dialysis Nurse too.This video is so helpful.

@dialysisnurselindsey 5 месяцев назад

Thank u sooo much! 🤗

@jungheecho2420 Год назад

Hi, thank you for your video. I am an Outpatient RN in Australia, but I had an interview on Wednesday for the position of Dialysis Nurse in one of the satellite hospitals. As part of the preparation for my interview, I watched your videos and get some ideas about what it is like to be working as a dialysis nurse. Hope I can get this job and share my work experience as a new dialysis nurse with you in the near future.

@dialysisnurselindsey Год назад

Any word on a job offer?! ♥️

@jungheecho2420 Год назад

@@dialysisnurselindsey Hi, Lindsey. Yes, I am on the list which means I will be called for a training (4-6week) someday next year 😀 If I was transferred to Dialysis unit as soon as possible, that would be much bette. But I am still so excited for my new chapter. In the meantime, I will watch your videos and prepare to be a good Dialysis nurse. Thank you!

@dialysisnurselindsey Год назад

Awesome!!! 🤩

@patrickrnramos6539 11 месяцев назад

Im currently in 2 months of training as a dialysis nurse but kinda overwhelmed with the information 😔

@amor2019 6 месяцев назад

Are you new to dialysis? I come acutes to clinic and the employees expected me to hit the floor because I have experience. But I shut that down real quick and told them I will take as long as I feel comfortable to on the floor it is MY license and not yours! Since I come from acutes it is overwhelming. What are you having issues with?

@dialysisnurselindsey 6 месяцев назад

@amor2019 🙌

@dialysisnurselindsey 6 месяцев назад

It’s a lot to learn! It took me a year before I felt comfortable as a dialysis nurse. Ur right on schedule, don’t be too hard on urself 💜

@DrMathOfficial 5 месяцев назад

Great video

@dialysisnurselindsey 5 месяцев назад

Glad you enjoyed it, thank you!

@lisabrookbank3924 Год назад

I have an interview on Wednesday with a large facility for chronic

@dialysisnurselindsey Год назад

Omg this is great news!!! U do great! 💜

@dialysisnurselindsey Год назад

Keep us posted!

@lisabrookbank3924 8 месяцев назад

I got the job. Been there for almost 3 months. It’s overwhelming, but I’m learning. I feel like there is not enough time to learn both pct job, and rn job. I am learning about blood returns and rinse back(pct), but have not cannulated. Not sure I’ll be able to

@dialysisnurselindsey 8 месяцев назад

@lisabrookbank3924 you will get there. Remember to be patient with urself ☺️

@lisabrookbank3924 8 месяцев назад

@@dialysisnurselindsey oh nurse Lindsey!! Thank you ☺️🙏

@robinyoung5779 Год назад

Great video I’m a fairly new tech and I’m finding it hard to find any info on what to do with certain machine alarms. Do you know where I can find some information?

@dialysisnurselindsey Год назад

What kind of alarms? I can do some videos. Air in blood, blood pressure, high venous or arterial pressure….

@dialysisnurselindsey Год назад

Thank u!

@Goddess764 11 месяцев назад

Coworkers make it hard when they don’t want to help you; makes you wanna give up!

@mizzchuz.6413 9 месяцев назад

I definitely am the type who says " sure! I can help! " as you say. But it baffles me how many people are hired that do not want to learn or help each other. Who is hiring these nurses? Why?