WHAT TO EXPECT AS AN OR NURSE | REALISTIC WORK WEEK | BOOK CHATS | WORKOUTS |

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[@edwinrios6945]

That is awesome

[@ashleyeve6641]

Thank you!

[@michelet9323]

Hello Ashley Eve, I enjoyed watching, it was interesting. I've never cooked pasta directly in the sauce, I'm going to try it because it looked very good. You can also give the recipe. have a nice week end.

[@ashleyeve6641]

Hello! Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed my video! That was my first time cooking the noodles directly in the sauce also and it turned out pretty well. I will add the link to the tik tok I used. I hope you enjoy it! Have a great week!😊 www.tiktok.com/t/ZT8vLdQPf/

[@michelet9323]

@@ashleyeve6641 Thank you

[@katiek2391]

Hey! Do you have any idea if OR or Preop/PACU nurses have better job satisfaction? I know places that train RNs in both areas if they want…

[@ashleyeve6641]

Hey! That’s a great question. I honestly don’t know the answer to that question. I’ve worked in all 3 areas and I really think it depends on what you want to focus on as a nurse. In the OR your patients are asleep, so if you don’t mind not having as much patient interaction then the OR is a good option. However if you do really want to interact with patients, preop/pacu is better for that since the patients are awake or waking up. Surgery can make a lot of people nervous and bring out some interesting behaviors that preop/pacu nurses have to deal with which can be frustrating at times. In the OR however, you don’t deal with as much patient behaviors, but sometimes you deal with attitudes from surgeons. Either job is good i’d say, but it just depends on what you want to deal with. They can both be great, but also frustrating. I think either one would say they have better job satisfaction than working on the floor lol I hope this helps!

[@katiek2391]

@@ashleyeve6641 lol totally makes sense! Thanks for the insight!

[@ml2932]

How does your workout schedule work with work? I love working out and kinda feel like I won’t have time for it once I join the medical field

[@ashleyeve6641]

I completely understand this! I usually give myself about 1 to 1.5 weeks to adjust to my work schedule when having a new job. Then I try to see where I'd be able to fit working out into my schedule. Ideally I try to go to the gym the same time every day I go, but that doesn't always work with my schedule. I have to be flexible and go when I can (which sometimes means going on the weekend). With my new work schedule, that means going right after work even though I prefer working out in the morning. I just try my best to make it apart of my routine and have given myself grace when I can't make it because it can be a lot to balance. Thank you for watching!