Top 5 Things I Will Never Do Again! From a Previous Trauma Certified ER Nurse

Top 5 Things I Will Never Do Again! From a Previous Trauma Certified ER Nurse
I know this video is a little different from my normal videos, but in my past life as an RN, i was trauma nurse and worked in a level 1 trauma center ED for 4+ years. I saw a fair share of insane things and i figured id hop on this trend on the 5 things i would never do again.
In this video, I go over my TOP 5 Things I Will Never Do Again!
Hope you enjoy 😊
Please dont forget to like, subscribe and share this video. Comment below what are other things you would never do again or let your loved ones ever do again?
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[@MrDwinfrey29]

Hey, are you still finishing your fnp cert?

[@amyjf]

hi could you make a video on what to expect as a psych tech and what we hv to do and go through? i started training n i have to actually go in soon

[@andres8416]

Hi. I’m applying to my PMHNP and was wondering how I can use my experience in school during my trauma rotation to relate to mental health on my application. Thank you :)

[@LifeofaPsychNP]

Hii, congrats on applying. What type of experience do you have? And When you mention trauma rotation, what does your trauma rotation entail? I’m just trying to clarify a few things before I give you a better answer

[@claudinel1888]

Hi there, Thanking for providing us with very useful information about Psych NP. I’m considering doing the program but I’d like to know more about NP work life. Right now I work for Home Health and my schedule is quite flexible. If I want to take one month off to travel, I can do it easily. I worked in the hospital before where you only can take off 2 weeks a year and I felt stuck at the job. So my question is, is there a job as a Psych NP where you can take off for a month at least during the year here and there if you want to? I don’t want to work at a job where you get paid annually and you have to commit the whole year (year after year) to the job with only 2 weeks vacation a year.

[@LifeofaPsychNP]

Hi and great question, this is totally doable but it depends on the job you take. A few buddies of mine do that but they work their butts off about 9 months a year. They all do work in private practice tho for someone but get paid fee for service not hourly or salary or own their own practice x This also can be possible by being a locum tenens (like a travel rn but np) .

[@claudinel1888]

@@LifeofaPsychNP Thank you 😊

[@shalashardil530]

Great topic. Thanks for discussing this ☺️. I'm a PMHNP in OC. I would love to team up with you.

[@Uplift2023]

What does being a psych nurse have to do with riding a motorcycle or kids jumping on a trampoline??? Absolutely nothing. It's just things you've seen as being a nurse.

[@LifeofaPsychNP]

Lol, I was a trauma nurse before too and treated not seen