Working As a Nurse Practitioner | One year later.. | Regrets, Thoughts, Experiences | 

I love your videos, Sidney. Proud of you girl this was eye opening

Waiting on my DEA now preparing to start as a PMHNP

Thank you so much for sharing your experience! So glad you’re back!! Keep the videos coming! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Great video! Thank you so much for being honest and vulnerable! Enough people do not talk about these things; I am glad to be able to relate 🙏🏾

Thanks for your honestly and sharing your experience. You Go girl 🥳🥳🥳

I agree. I don't know how people do monday-friday 9-5. Also, so impressed with you!!

Great video. Very good insight.

Great video! You are doing a good job! Kee it up.

I'm an RTR, diagnostic imaging technologist, and I feel you. I do love my job. But imposter syndrome is the worst, and I never feel completely recovered from work. It's just right back into the grinder the next day. Every time I make a mistake a big part of me wonders when they're going to figure out that I don't belong in my position. Everyone makes them, but when you're doing it, it feels like it's only you. The hardest part for me is that it never feels like I can take holiday or sick time. Working down a person makes a tough job brutal. Whenever you're considering calling in sick, it has to be weighed against what you're putting your coworkers through by not being there. Same with vacation. And then there's the wage stagnation that we are definitely not immune to. With inflation from the last couple decades, many specialties should be making way more. I love my job. Being a friendly face in some of the hardest times for patients can make a big difference. But I'm not living how I thought I would be when I started my program. I wish I had known the reality.

Thank you so much for sharing your experience with us! I have emailed you with some questions! I hope to connect with you soon!