I experienced this while still at school. In my country in the largest public university, nursing students (BSN) study together with medical, pharmacy laboratory students etc for the first 2.5 years for the foundations and biological sciences. Many times as nurses, we performed just as well as medical students or even higher and it was not uncommon for a lecturer to advise us to join the medicine class. After graduating with the BSN, you still get to hear people ask when you're going back to school for medicine (in my case I would join in 3rd year because I already have 2.5 years worth of MbChB training). Nursing is a calling and when you live it, you love it. I have worked in Academia and have even taught medical students but I love to do it as a nurse. It actually gives my profession the respect it needs. As nurses, we have the chance to climb the ladder and hit the highest of training. The flexibility of our training makes us get to work much earlier and establish ourselves early, without having to incur so much tuition loans. I love being a nurse, will always be a nurse.
You are absolutely correct Sir. If money is the motivating factor, there are several ways we can make extra income to add to our salaries. Just follow your heart and choose wisely. Better still strive to be at the peak of the profession. Nurse practitioners almost earn equivalent with the medical doctors
It's true bro. I work in Ghana and a lot of people call me doctor and some to the extent of encouraging me to go to medical school. However, my goal is to give the highest standard of nursing care to my clients and most importantly japa as a nurse😅
Good morning from Uk bros. I stumbled into your channel some weeks ago, and I have always loved your content. They have always been impacting. The honest truth about you is that, you are a very brilliant guy and you will maximise your knowledgeability in medicine. Even more dignity to your practice. You don't need an angel to talk to you. This was my thought about you last week,( that why can't this go for medicine )you did the live program. Mr Tatteh, nursing is same everywhere. I have work in Jamaica before coming to Uk. No respect for nurses. Guys you trained come back to dictating to you. I have just concluded, that what you make out of Nursing is what it means to you. I have practiced for 21 years so I know , what I'm talking about. I wish you good luck my brother. I have alot more to write, but can't for now
I'm a male nurse too I heard about this several times in my carrier I don't understand how people think too please how can I reach you privately My family is about to migrate to the US I need to talk to you please may be your email address please
