WHAT’S IN MY WORK BAG | nurse 👩🏻‍⚕️💉🫀 

Im still in high school and she is such an inspiration as my dream is to work as a paediatric nurse.

I think she made a video about the TEAS test awhile back. If you look through her older videos, you will find it :)

@@alanamarie22 okayyy thank you!!

15 dollars an hr as a nurse .. wow that's low ... most places its 30-35 in USA and some could be higher depending on the living situation ex california is expensive places so I heard RN can make up to 50 $ an hour ...

@@salma31000 It's so bad in other countries as a nurse! We are under valued and underpaid! I wouldn't go back unless they paid me what I am worth

I am getting $47 per hour as a new grad in central California. It's not expensive to live here so the salary is very high for me:)

To become a registered nurse it’s usually 2 years not including the Pre Reqs, that’s what the ADN program at my college is.

Our hospital will hire anybody. They usually quit within a few months due to inadequate staffing. In a few years, I think hospitals will have to fork over enough money to adequately pay us, as the world suffers more from these safety hazards.

Hi! Just wanted to see if I could help. It doesn’t really make a difference if you have an ADN or BSN, you take the same NCLEX. In my state, there’s no pay difference if you have an ADN or BSN, I know it’s different in other states but the amount is really only a couple dollars if that. I really recommend working as a tech in the unit you want to be a nurse (especially if it’s ED/OB/ICU where they only take a couple new grad RNs at a time) Hospitals will always prioritize hiring their own staff before taking outsiders. It’s cheaper to do ADN, you’ll sign a contract stating you’ll get your BSN in x amount of years when you get hired. But it’s also nice to just do it all one go with bachelors and not have to worry about looking for a BSN program. Hoped this helped! 😊

@@glorianavarrete6785 yea but as of lately they want you to have your bsn I heard, so it might be better to go straight bsn to be more competitive

@@glorianavarrete6785 Thank you so much for the helpful information! It’s greatly appreciated ☺️

@@moonlightprincess449 I went the cheaper route by doing my ADN but none of my classmates and I had trouble finding a job, I’m sure hospitals are less picky about it since they’re so short staffed 😅

@@em-ef2nh no problem! I just graduated so I wish I had someone to tell me before I decided which route I was going to go! Good luck!! 😊

They look like Press ons

Not always you bring suprised our nurses have long nails