Family Nurse Practitioner DITL | Nursing Home Edition | Fromcnatonp

Welcome to another work day in my life!
Family Nurse Practitioner working in the nursing home setting is a bit much at times in this video I am taking you guys along with me to show you what I typically do in the nursing home setting as a Family Nurse Practitioner!!
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[@RoadtoAGPCNP]

I absolutely loved my long term care clinical rotation during my final semester of my NP program and looking forward to landing a position like this. So jealous 😊 For me the driving is a pro and positive for me because I LOVE to drive 👍🏾

[@fromcnatonp]

I am the total opposite I hate driving but then there are days when I don’t feel like starting at 9am and I have the option to go when ever time and I have to say it comes with the territory... thanks for watching!!!

[@fromcnatonp]

Hi guys! thanks for watching todays video I am typically at the nursing home for 6-8 hrs depending on what's going on ... I manage pt chronic illness and what ever happens acutely! let me know in the comments what you think of all 3 different areas that I work in>>>

[@glorianalubega786]

Are you signed up with. An agency to work at the nursing home?

[@fromcnatonp]

Gloria Nalubega No I work for a primary care physician he has patients I. The nursing home I am his NP so I go and see those patients

[@nyreshadchae9510]

can't believe i'm starting NP school next monday 😫😫 just to think that in about 2 1/2 more years i'll have this much responsibility ... very scary but i love being a nurse, i just want to do more to make a difference .. FNP here I come ... thank you soooo much for these videos please keep it up.

[@fromcnatonp]

That is so awesome!!! Congratulations.... don’t be scared it’s gonna be a whole new arena but so manageable!!! Good luck keep me posted on your progress... I love when we aim higher! Thanks for watching

[@Neshabean]

Congratulations 🙂

[@geminidrea]

I love these videos! Thank you for sharing you days with us. Gives me a better perspective of what to expect in each setting.

[@fromcnatonp]

Thanks for watching.... and yes glad it’s showing you want each area entails!

[@ubwrites5751]

Very informative. Gives me some ideas of what's out there for fnp. Love the schedule flexibility and that it's chronic care management with some acute for rehab.

[@fromcnatonp]

Yes most facility are like that!!! And the flexibility is a definite plus!!!... thanks for watching

[@Neshabean]

Thank you for sharing 🙂

[@fromcnatonp]

Thanks so much for watching. Any time

[@Mereship]

Can you see the long-term care residents more often than once a month? Will Medicare pay for that?

[@Elizabeth_Sabaoth]

Please can you make a video with example of what medications you prescribe most in nursing home, what the nurses call you for the most and how you manage nursing home patient. I am a new grad with offer to work in a nursing home, thanks

[@fromcnatonp]

Thanks for watching will definitely put something like that together! congratulations on the job offer!!

[@tinaadamsmsnfnp-c4911]

Thank you for sharing your experience! Are you working under the same physician when working in primary care, rounding at the nursing home, and the hospital? I think it is a great opportunity to have the flexibility. I'm a new NP looking for opportunities...

[@fromcnatonp]

Congratulations on becoming a NP! Yes, I do work under the same MD, I was lucky with this job bc it definitely gave me experience in the different areas in which I can work. Good luck on your journey

[@lisasmith4192]

Very inspiring- this would be great in SW FL! How do I find something like this? I'm soooo tired of applying i could cry - feeling like I wasted my time and $$$ 😭😳😭

[@fromcnatonp]

Thanks for watching! Don't feel like you wasted your time/money, it takes time to land these NP jobs. How long have you been looking? also where are you looking? sometimes we have to take something just to get the experience we need to move on, so nothing is too little at this point.

[@lisasmith4192]

@@fromcnatonp I have looked on job boards, with recruiters, VA, health departments, hospital outpatient departments, and schools. I am at a loss currently. I've even considered obtaining MI licenses as I have family there. I finished in September 2019 and passed boards in November and currently volunteering & health/wellness coaching.

[@jessysuero7869]

Are you still at the nursing home?

[@fromcnatonp]

Yes, still working in the nursing home setting

[@jessysuero7869]

Can you check your DM on Instagram, have a request, thanks.