Top Settings to Work in as a Nurse to Get Psych Experience

Top Settings to Work in as a Nurse to Get Psych Experience
Whether you are starting off as a nurse, wanting to switch specialties to psych or wanting to get more psych experience, this video is perfect for you to help you decide which psych nursing job you should aim for.
In this video, I go over my TOP 5 Settings to work in to help you get psych experience.
Hope you enjoy 😊
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[@NursetalkwithSheka]

I just put my notice in as a quality nurse. I am starting psych np school in 3 mos and I knew it was time to get into a position that would benefit me. I just got an offer for behavioral health case manager it’s not remote but I do get to chart and review notes at home but i see my patients out in the field and see them around my own schedule 8-5 I visit patients in various settings. Hospital, home, nursing homes. I’m excited and this video confirmed I made the right decision leaving quality 🙌🏾🙌🏾 thank you for your help ❤❤

[@marymicheal4317]

Nice video 🖼📸📸honestly Passing ANCC/AANP exams is easy when you study hard, if you can't study or you don’t have time for your studies I'd advise you get yourself a help like Mrs Cynthia Gomez

[@JohnSon-ym6ix]

People keep talking about Cynthia all over KZbin, she must be a very awesome help

[@satoshistacker5170]

I studied for months and couldn't pass, i guess passing is a blessing.

[@user-zs5op4sn1t]

ancc might seem so tough to pass but studying very hard is a very vital skill to win trust me,

[@daniellucky7534]

Everyone has there own way, Cynthia worked for me and studying didn't.

[@jessicamary6009]

@ Correct, everyone has a different date

[@beatboxjav]

I like tht hoodie tho!

[@teejoe0419]

Thank you for this video. I always look forward to them. I'm a new psych grad and will be working in community health soon in a hybrid remote/in person position. I know it will be challenging but I will learn a lot. Btw, what are your thoughts about (intensive outpatient psych) IOP? Do you think that a new grad should start off in IOP?

[@enriquecallender5368]

Great video and information!!!!! Thank you sir!!!!!

[@imthrillz5255]

Speaking of nurse experience, what is your take on how terrible some NP programs are? I recently found this out when i was debating PA or NP. Some programs are fully online, some have 100% acceptance rates, only requiring you to pass the NCLEX and pay an admissions fee with no nurse experience required, no clinicals, no interviews, etc. The curriculum as well, most PA programs cleared 100+ credits, similarly based around the med school model, while NP programs ranged from 36-60 credits, and a third of the classes felt irrelevant to being a provider, honestly i feel like i would not be prepared being an NP in most clinical settings. I also found out that NPs are pushing for complete autonomy, instead of staying as a midlevel. Overall, im shocked at how easy it is for some people to become an NP, in some cases it can be a fresh new BSN who went back to school again right after finishing nursing school, and is now labelled as a provider. I feel this will have dire consequences to healthcare and patient safety.

[@Sashi3103]

Haii can mental health nurse has good future as like adult health nurse

[@DPO770]

Pseudoscience.