A Little Summary On My Travel Assignment | CERTIFIED SURGICAL FIRST ASSISTANT

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A little summary on how this assignment is going for me. I can’t wait to get it over with! As you will find out from the video, this assignment isn’t terrible but I just know I have to move on.
However, the call schedule is good unlike my last assignment 🙃
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Music: Mornings
Musician: Jeff Kaale

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13 апр 2024

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@ATLAXTA 2 месяца назад

I’m looking into becoming a CST with the goal of traveling once I have enough experience. Not exactly the same thing as what you do, I know, but still pretty close. I doubt I’ll ever become a FA, but you never know. 😂 It’s interesting hearing what it’s like dealing with the recruiters & how things go at the assignments. Thanks for your videos. 🙂

@Ashley-og9ti 2 месяца назад

In school for surg tech now🙋🏽‍♀️ traveling as a CST is defintely the goal for me too, these videos still are really helpful and I enjoy different perspectives we have different roles in the OR but all on the same team and motive of caring for the patient😉 (aeger primo)

@alejandragalvan2086 2 месяца назад

Thank you so much for watching 🫶🏻

@alejandragalvan2086 Месяц назад

@@dontjustbeanotherbrickinthewal I make sure I take a contract in an area where I can afford rent. I can afford anything below $1300/mo. Fortunately, I have been able to find furnished apartments with the prices I want. I go on furnished finder, Airbnb and check out facebook groups.

@Alacran_Vlogs 2 месяца назад

❤good job

@alejandragalvan2086 2 месяца назад

Thank you ♥️

@Jstlkcandy Месяц назад

Don't ever let people talk down you, about the education you know you've earned! The OR can be so clique-ish sometimes. They also get upset knowing your hourly rate is double theirs!

@alejandragalvan2086 Месяц назад

Some people still act like they are in high school. It’s annoying when people assume things about you.

@mariag3470 2 месяца назад

❤😂😢

@alejandragalvan2086 2 месяца назад

💖💖

@Ashley-og9ti 2 месяца назад

Hii🤗 quick and random question I hope you see ..do you remember learning about variety of suture and needle types/sizes? We are on this now and my head is about to explode, nothing new through the semester lol. We have a test coming up ig they are only going to show the suture and we have to identify it I don't really understand why bc the packages are labeled anyway we can only see and feel them like monocryl, biosyn, prolene, PDS /ethibond, nylon, etc etc. Any tips that helped you to recall and overall recognize? I understand it may just come with time like learning all the instruments, but I'm just a lil overwhelmed everything's happening superrr fast I hope I can keep up😩

@alejandragalvan2086 2 месяца назад

Hey! Yes I do remember going over types of suture and their sizes. I think I remember making my own flashcards for memorizing suture. For example, monocryl is commonly used to close the skin. It’s absorbable and it’s a monofilament. Vicryl can be used to close fascia and muscle. It’s a multifilament and it is absorbable. And then silk is non absorbable and “natural” and can be used on bowel. I used the notes we used from class and used that information to study.

@emanizzle Месяц назад

So you’re a First Assist without first being a Surgical Tech? I didn’t know that was possible. So do you close? Retract? How do you know the instrumentation? I hope this isn’t coming off rude, I’m genuinely curious.

@alejandragalvan2086 Месяц назад

The program I attended taught us everything we need to know. If you ever see a PA or NP work with the surgeon in the operating room, that is what I do. I do have a couple videos explaining my education and how I got into the program.