A Glimpse Into the Daily Routine of a Med-Surg Nurse: 5 Shifts in One Week

[@bradleymbewa6717]

i love your content

[@iamleahelizabeth]

Thank you!!!

[@themelanininitiative]

We would love to invite you on our show to participate in our 73 Questions Series during Med-Surg week! I co-host The Melanin Initiative Podcast, a health literacy podcast where we aim to 1) breakdown medical jargon into language people can understand, create a safe space for them to ask their questions, and educate them on how to navigate the healthcare system. 2) We also have a professional aim where we promote the different professions in healthcare and elevate the voice of nurses. We invite you and your audience interested in healthcare to view our content on KZbin, LinkedIn, every social media platform, and all your favorite podcast apps. We welcome questions and suggestions.

[@RachellJones]

Watching from Cleveland

[@RachellJones]

I like pop the balloon 😂

[@bradleymbewa6717]

what is the name of the hospital.

[@gp20ss]

Med-surg seems so boring. As a soon to be new grad they keep wanting us to start there and idk if attention span can handle it

[@aarib7608]

Boring is good, I love boring. Personally I want to get in and get out (do my 12 hours and go home). I don’t want things to be pooping off every 5 seconds during my shift. You don’t have to start in Med Surg as a new grad but it definitely helps with time management because it’s a catch all floor and you’ll essentially take care of patients with a variety of diagnoses. In my opinion I find night shift to be slower paced than day shift (I’ve worked both), but both has it’s pros and cons.

[@aarib7608]

Popping*

[@iamleahelizabeth]

That's the beauty of nursing! You can choose the specialty that interests you! THere's one for everyone! Medsurg, ER, Endoscopy and etc:)

[@Cleanwithmenow1]

Nah it’s slavery