Virtual Shadowing: Pediatric Oncology RN

This week's call is with Tiffany Kwong BSN, RN. Tiffany is Pediatric Oncology nurse and a MBA-HCA student. She also provides free nursing school resources, NCLEX prep material and help with resume building. To learn more her and her experience as a nurse, be sure to watch his call and follow her on insta @hellotiffyrn
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[@wowautumn1000]

As someone who just accepted a position on a pediatric hematology/oncology unit straight out of nursing school, this was super helpful information and helped calm my nerves a little bit!

[@stefrodriguez_]

Thank y'all! Tiffany you're amazing! This was very helpful.

[@bethanyandcaleb]

This was so educational! Thank you sm

[@sarinirangedera7476]

this was so helpful and insightful! thankyou so much to you both!

[@victoriaa1490]

is it mandatory to major in nursing for this career?

[@Nurselizabeth]

Yes! You need to get your Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) or Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), and then you must pass the NCLEX-RN exam to become a registered nurse. After that you can work towards working in a specific specialty (like pediatric oncology) by enrolling in a residency program with a hospital. Hope that helps :)

[@pizza0108]

Hey I’m interesting in volunteering, how do I sign up?

[@clubmed6250]

Please visit us on insta @officialclubmed.volunteering to get started! Sign up info is in the bio.

[@caitlingregory1027]

You called a code blue for sepsis? Your hospital didn’t have rapid response? In our hospital, code blue is only if a patient is pulseless or not breathing. For acute mental status change/sepsis we would call an RRT.