Why YOU Shouldnt Be a Nurse in 2022

[@charlesodonnell2993]

I have been doing patient care for forty years. The problem isn't nursing, it is the social decay of the general society and we are not going to escape that no matter what we do to make a living.

[@soulspurposeme]

Yes. What makes nursing so undesirable is that we are in direct contact with this decaying society and liable for caring for it.

[@nojo1986]

Mmmmmhmmmm! There's always gotta be one and today I'll be the one: repent and believe in the gospel. For REAL. 🙏✝️👑

[@mnikalaev]

I really regret getting into nursing. I wish I truly knew what it entails, the instructors in our school sold us a dream.

[@ellas683]

Could you elaborate? I'm in my first semester and Im scared lol

[@mnikalaev]

@@ellas683 well it really depends on your personality and your character. You’ll either love being a nurse or hate it. I had mild anxiety when I started nursing school , nursing school itself is doable , yeah it’s hard work but if you study every day and not procrastinate it’ll be ok , I actually miss studying I’ll take that over being a nurse ..but once I actually became a nurse I realized I’m in the wrong field. My anxiety worsened to a point now I have full blown panic attacks before work, I’ve tried 3 jobs and it’s understaffed, everyone is stressed out and bitching about their job some days it’s so overwhelming I just want to walk out and go stock food at the supermarket for a job. I also identify as a HSP so it’s super draining and over stimulating to be in this field. I think it’s a good fit for somebody who can handle a lot of stress, somebody who is extroverted and has tough skin.

[@ellas683]

@@mnikalaev Thank you for sharing, i hear nurses in burnout all the time.. I'm in my first semester.... not sure if i should continue or if ill even fail.. im just gonna have to wait until i get to clinicals :/ . Everyone keeps saying that there is so much to do with the degree.. and that one day ill find my unit..

[@mnikalaev]

@Jimmy Jojo You must have some psychological problems to be that aggressive for no reason. I hope you get the medical help you desperately need. Don’t worry about my career. I am in the process of getting into a career I love.

[@mnikalaev]

@Jimmy Jojo my mental health is fine and I treat patients with dignity and respect. You can be unfulfilled in a career and still do your best and strive for best patient care.

[@KaayyyDeee]

This really speaks to me. It took me a while to get into nursing school and I envisioned so a nurturing and loving nursing career only to be 2 weeks into school to realize nursing is nothing like what I thought. I realized that day after all those years it wasn’t for me

[@chimmy-cu4zi]

I am in the same situation, I've been in a nursing program for 7 week, it is too much, and I know it will get more difficult, the truth is I do not know whether to continue. Sometimes it is so overwhelming

[@Outcaaast]

How are you now?

[@christianc7420]

What is it like

[@RJ-mh3ox]

@@christianc7420 it’s stressful af if you don’t have the proper support or experience in the field it’s gonna be that much harder

[@christianc7420]

@@RJ-mh3ox is it easier for male nurses? I heard they were treated better

[@mariekano9730]

Man I regret being a nurse and ive been a nurse for 5 years. Its psychologically exhausting for me. Its toxic and the liability is too high. There's bullying, and too much competition. It makes me feel like a terrible nurse every day when i try to do the best I can. Too much perfectionism

[@arin6199]

I agree. Im a CNA and even though it’s lesser education I got to see how health care works. The nurses at my job are doing administrative work and rarely help. The LVNS have to do their job and the CNAs are running crazy. I feel like nurses at a hospital can relate to CNAS. Nurses in a nursing home don’t really physically do much:(

[@tenzinlek1262]

everything you said is so true. i have worked for a year and 4 months. started during the pandemic. i've seen the harsh realities of what it is to be nurse. I can handle it. but it is sad that nurses on social media like to glamorize nursing and do not talk about how much work nurses are expected to do (no supporting staff-PCAs, transport, cleaning staff) and then the disrespect from patients, family members. so i think you're really doing a huge favor to the bigger nursing community by talking about these things. Thank you.

[@godpoet1]

All you say is true. I had to retire early due to being repeatedly attacked by patients, physically. I was not protected or supported by the hospital. 10 years later I’m still sad about it. I miss being a caring effective nurse.

[@jazzyj6640]

Patients should be prosecuted for committing such crimes!

[@ammj6202]

It was only in the last five years that some incidents took place in the emergency room of patients attacking staff. When security came to help the healthcare staff, the patients sued, stating they'd been attacked or unnecessary force was used. As a response the hospital got rid of security. Then they started training staff on how to "deescalate" potentially harmful situations... which literally amounted to, you're on your own. Of course the hospital released a really nice email to all staff saying how much they care about each and every one of us (insert more fake compassion) and that every complaint or concern would be looked into with the utmost care. Healthcare workers are disposable foot soldiers for the corporate machine.

[@RareAnimalsAdventures]

Sorry dear.

[@Lattethai]

Why didnt you just go to another hospital or not even a hospital? School nurse? Outpaitient facility? You dont have to just work in a hospital yk lol

[@godpoet1]

@@Lattethai it is not easy to do that after suffering several injuries.

[@churchofpos2279]

I quit last month after 30 years. This is not what I signed up for. The health care system is broken and is not going to get better.

[@t-raw2412]

Can you pls elaborate?

[@stevesalvant80]

@@t-raw2412 they planning on replacing nurse with robot 🤖

[@hollyhayes9640]

I'm not even a nurse (I'm a patient in a hospital), and I've seen nurses get attacked several times (not by me, incidentally). I understand where they're coming from.

[@AuntieWanda]

I agree with you. It’s shameful how nurses are being treated.

[@LifeofaPsychNP]

Yeah, it's horrible.

[@jerad4336]

It’s unacceptable!

[@formerfundienowfree4235]

It’s not how we are being “treated”, it’s how we’re being “abused”.

[@marlysem.2221]

I think also because there is so much misinformation about what nurses do and their responsibilities. The general public still thinks we are doctors assistants and that we don't have the level of critical thinking and independence that we do in reality. There's still so much stereotypes in the media and that's why the public doesn't respect us.

[@penandpencilplow]

As I understand Nurses are consistently ranked higher by patients in care and trust over MD’s. I think you just have to be the best you can be for your patients and yourself and leave it on the field at the end of your shift.

[@saulgood2366]

I really think it depends on your end goals. I plan to build up my experience for 3 years and then go part time to build up a business. If it fails then i will have a fallback

[@KD-vg2yn]

Low key same… this or NP/PA schooling. I don’t think bedside nursing as a long term career is the best option, but there’s many different avenues to go down

[@SoHappy1215]

This is the way..use this as a vehicle to build your own thing.

[@cakesinthecity]

I am 35 and in nursing school right now. I am in a direct entry NP program to become a psych np. This is my 2nd career, I have a prior masters in counseling and spent 6 years as a mental health case manager and therapist. I never envisioned myself wanting to do bedside nursing. Bodily things are so ucky to me my family thought I might not make it through nursing school for this reason. I'm in my 3rd clinical rotation now, advanced med-surg, I'm on an onc-surg floor. From the first rotation I did, beginning med surg, I fell in LOVE with bedside nursing. I am going to finish my program but I am looking soo forward to bedside nursing!! Don't get me wrong I have ducked into a corner to cry for 5 seconds a few times for reasons such as mean nurse preceptor to just being tired and overwhelmed to being frustrated that I don't know how to do certain things or keep track of it all. Granted I am a highly emotional person, I cry during disney movies lol. But, for me, once I let that stress out briefly I am still left with a HUGE desire to keep learning, get better, and not let people dynamics get me down. I love direct patient care and the more I grow in my skills the more effective and safe I will be and that's what fulfills me. I also like how bedside keeps me moving, you interact with lots of different people, and connecting with patients and their families. Not everyone is nice, but not everyone is mean either!

[@FreeAmericanUSA]

FU with is in 10 years.

[@bluefamily3937]

That's how I started 30 years ago (2nd degree, started in heme-onc, cried and everything) when I started. Still at it. Still happy with my choice.

[@Kyera4u]

Hi, I’m in the mental health field currently, five years in. I’m considering making a switch to either law or nursing. Would love to chat further with you about your nursing experience thus far.

[@marywong4308]

Mrs. Almuflihi, a Big Thank you to you. on behalf of all the patients that were or are under your care, if everyone like you, the world is world living.Keep it up

[@psychshell4644]

I was a nurse & now am in grad school for Forensic Psychology. I'm 51. I have 2 more semesters for my MA & then 5 yrs for my PsyD. Best of luck with nursing.

[@angelx33x]

Nursing is a tough professional in general, but I wouldn't change it. I'm grateful to be a nurse and all the experience and friends I have gained.

[@penandpencilplow]

Me too Rachel. And the educational chance to further yourself ain’t bad either. You can go all the way from CNA to DNP while working earning a salary and be practically debt free. You can also do this as slow or fast depending on your life circumstances.

[@beans9019]

Thank you for a positive comment in the sea of the negative

[@stephsykes5123]

Respect to you because this is positive 🌙💞

[@Mari-lv1rd]

Wait until your back is against the wall and you will find out what those "nursing friends" are really made of. Management will sell you down the river at the first sign of trouble, document everything you did and said.

[@saxotonie]

I think nurses are real heroes. Thank you to all nurses.

[@armandosolis3560]

Become an RN. Less school, pay is starting to get pretty close, NP market is supersaturated in the mid-level market. It is easier to get a job as an RN than an NP. You can switch fields easier as an RN.

[@BeneGesseritSaya]

Nursing home desperately hiring…verbally attacked me in an interview. Claimed they are the BEST. Horrible ratios, hostile admin, personal attacks in interview…12yrs of experience and I am DONE! DONE! Demoralized.

[@believeonChriststaystrong7589]

Hang in there. If you need to take a break and come back to it

[@irarubio9129]

Totally agree about nurses are not respected and are viewed as servants. So messed up.

[@Melly16yr10]

A bit off topic as are teachers and fast-food workers

[@nynurse29]

I'm and lpn I can't stomach going back to get my RN. I get anxiety thinking about going back to clinical or doing a year or 2 in the hospital just to get bedside experience as an RN. I will never work or do clinical in the hospital again.

[@t-raw2412]

Wait why?

[@iamthenra1968]

I'm a LPN and I know that I should not have become a nurse... I have social anxiety and thought my social anxiety would get better with more exposure... It has not helped... I work in home care which helps because it's just one patient... They tried to start me at $15.64 / hour ... why did I go though 2 years of hell in school for $15.64 an hour... McDonalds pays 16 year olds $18. / hour to flip burgers... Why did I go through all that stress, expense.... should have become a cement truck driver so that I can make $36. / hour. I guess cement is more important that human life... that's the message I am getting...

[@travisf2660]

I don't know if it's better. However, I'm going into radiology over nursing. My wife is a nurse and I see what she goes through as a nurse. I understand we all have issues at our jobs. Hopefully radiology is a better fit for me. Cheers.

[@bettysmith4527]

You won't make nearly as much, but you also won't have nearly the amount of responsibility on your shoulders, you will be working hard though! My sister does radiology, and she likes it, but it is truly exhausting like all healthcare jobs.

[@sonjabaptiste731]

I appreciate your honesty. One of the major factors of this shortage is nurses leaving the bedside to do traveling. I have been a RN since 1994 and there is always a shortage in nursing. It is not for the weak. I would suggest to anyone that is pursuing nursing to first make sure that you love it. It is not about the money . And work for a reputable hospital. A big red flag is hospitals who offer larges sums of sign on bonuses.

[@imcool711]

I’m 28 been a nurse for 4 years and left, unfortunately it’ll never get better I’m now in CRNA school and i already feel better than being at bedside.

[@BigTroubleD]

Awesome that you got in. Was it hard? Stats?

[@elijahsoper339]

How is Crna treating you

[@jimmyjosmith1143]

I have three sisters who are nurses and they are miserable. Classes are waste of time and money and tons of classes you will never use. They are looking for other things to do and I just quit.

[@lisagardner903]

I am so glad that I retired early from nursing. I tried working in ICU, PCU, agency work, and even home health care and it all SUCKED. Our health care system is completely broken. I have had patients try to hit me, scratch me, bite me, etc. and luckily I was never injured. Management treats nurses like dirt and the patient/nurse ratios are out of control.

[@Shay615]

I’m a nurse, it’s worth it. Follow your dreams.

[@LifeofaPsychNP]

I am also and I think it can be worth it, all about circumstances

[@Ana-xq3yr]

Especially the 4 days off a week 😻

[@tashafierce6857]

Thanks for sharing some positivity.. All occupations come with pros,cons and stress.. We can be replaced but so can they.. The RN has hundreds of options

[@Nurse_Kim]

Yes that nursing shortage is real and all those patients we care for the money is not worth it. The nurses Are stressed 😩 out. I go to places and they are empty a lot of agency is being used. No ones at work. We are under appreciated

[@FreeAmericanUSA]

I retired at 55. The hospitals are bullschit! Don't do it.

[@LifeofaPsychNP]

Congrats on retiring at 55, that sounds amazing and Yupp lol

[@FreeAmericanUSA]

@@LifeofaPsychNP Go to law school bro. You have much time ahead. Nursing sucks! I'm glad to be free.

[@lisagardner903]

I retired at 50 years old. I could not hack it anymore and was blessed that my husband had a good job that enabled me to quit. I love being a house wife now!

[@joselitoespiritu1577]

I still believe in this noble profession. I still believe nurses still make a big difference for the betterment of people's lives. I have been a nurse since 95, been employed in a big hospital for 21 yrs but burnout is real. I quit my job and moved to a small hospital closer to home. Management and politics did me in. I can not stand the favoritism and the atmosphere of being not wanted and not appreciated. I precepted and trained a lot of nurses during my career but I guess my contributions are no longer important. It is the business and corporate environment, the shareholders, the bottomline that is the priority. We are just pawns that can be discarded when we are no longer needed and specially if our payrate can cover 2 new employees. Management is a double edge sword, they can either support you or contribute to the stress of the profession.

[@claytonb2003]

Today is my 1 year anniversary As a PCU nurse and I am leaving bedside. I’m just tired of being over ratio and always feeling stressed and burnt out. Starting in the operating room in two weeks.

[@sarah_lee5150]

Thank you 🙏🏾 I was just about to start nursing school but the hospital I work at would not accommodate the schedule needed. And I think that was a blessing. I’d really rather not. There are other things to do.

[@bradmyers7109]

RN nurses in California make only 80,000 to 120,000 a year . That is not enough with all of the unbelievable stress , depression, long hours, work loads with too many patients, patient abuse , disrespect by the management and the lack of common sense surrounding the health and safety of nurses during a pandemic . Sometimes making 100,000 a year is just not worth it for some jobs.

[@LifeofaPsychNP]

I totally agree. Definitely not worth it, especially now that you can make that money easily in other industries

[@Luana-mf2vs]

I wish I’d get at least 70.000. Nurses in Germany make a little over 45 -50.000

[@mlitt74100]

I'm a psych nurse that works triage in an out patient setting. I'm used to the attitudes from providers Psych RNNP included. MD, PHARMD,NP included they don't want to talk to their patients. often times we give medication advise also therapy advice (which we are not licensed for) in the interest that our therapists don't want to be bothered by their patents.. I regret becoming a nurse. We are nothing but a licensed secretaries. Not proceed by our employers.

[@mlitt74100]

Your are an NP. So do you seriously think that you speak for the floor RN? really?

[@ethantsao3425]

Yup… getting hit by a patient just got old. I got out this year and don’t regret it at all. Changing career now!

[@francescaharbor1731]

Yep I got overwhelmed working as care giver. There's no inough caregiver out there.... need I say more? I had a client that is paraplegic and was over a 180pounds & had ms. She didn't want to be transferred with the Hoya lift, she want to be transfer with the slidbord Eneyway I didn't fors it, I just did what I had to do to get the job done I got burned out by having to work day & night... she hired caregiver but it always problem.. she said she was having a hard time to train caregivers. I help her with training but she didn't want to exsept new caregiver.. At times I work overnight shifts & all day long & went on every weekend Atwell. I work my butt off. I got tired 😫 I am still a caregiver but have to set some boundaries. Yep

[@alreadythen1]

The more money they offer means you’re walking in short staff.

[@occupytosavetheworld]

Bedside nursing is a crapshoot. Nurses are disposable because of saturation. Everyone and their moms and their grandmothers are in a nursing program throughout the U.S.

[@sandy58674]

Agree! Been a nurse for over 10 years. The disrespect and non support by hospitals is old and I'm not accepting it anymore. Started working PRN to have control over my schedule, and it's helped but still unhappy. This needs to change.

[@oglocbaby520]

I'm not sure if you will see this comment or not, but I wanted to leave this on here. I'm in my early 30s and decided I needed to do something new with my life and wanted to pursue nursing. I was originally pursuing physical therapy assisting but after my shadowing hours and discovering some things about the field I was honestly heavily turned off by it. Last year I decided to apply to nursing school, I had most of the prereqs completed but had a few that I needed to finish. Despite not expecting that I'd get in, I ended up getting accepted after my first application but I'm really on the fenc about it. My primary reason for being interested in this field was mostly that it would be something new and I'd literally be able to work anywhere. However, there are many aspects of the job I just really can't seeing as a good fit for me. I also have a major issue with the modern healthcare system that is more focused on profit instead of actually trying to making patients healthier. Several years ago I had a relative that had a stroke that was in a stroke rehab center and I remember them having a barbeque party and all of these stroke patients, some of whom couldn't even walk or speak, were being fed hot dogs, chips, soda, etc. It was just amazing seeing that and I do know that this is not at all an unusual occurrence.

[@nursevison9902]

Appreciate the transparency in this video! Definitely made me consider pursuing an NP or graduate level equivalence to grow my progression as a nurse. Looking forward to seeing more. Just subscribed!

[@cherylcarlson3315]

Did nursing 39yrs.was just a license to admin at the end, they had no idea what I know. Wish had more actively pursued sociology and sustainable ag. Since1977have had shortages in nursing but the admin bloat continued. It isn't burnout but moral injury which is more serious. I never took a job for more money, simply asked for fair... didn't get it, fought for it...for nurses, community and patient. Would still be doing it if not disabled by myasthenia gravis which was worsened by horrid management.

[@Bagellatte]

I m A mid career switch adult doing my last final posting now before graduation. Been in nursing sch for almost 2 years and as much as I enjoyed learning but I really hate bedside nursing. It's super tiring and in my country we have to do ADL for patients in morning shift. I feel like a maid honestly but that's how I felt. Yes I like to help patients but nursing life is tough. I miss my corporate lifestyle and perhaps after graduation I hope to go back to office life. The shift work and the low pay doesn't entice me at all.

[@nosananolife8669]

I hated nursing. I’m going to medical school next year.

[@bettysmith4527]

Honestly, not sure that will be much better, I see exhausted burnt out doctors all the time because they can. be so overloaded with patients.

[@ceuser3555]

Congress needs legislation to address these issues and the president needs to be onboard with it and make it happen.

[@floydfarano3385]

I graduated 50 yrs ago from a nursing school.Same story not enough help.

[@Val-yr7ir]

For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. John 3:16 NKJV

[@lilbrownskin6628]

Amen

[@bluefamily3937]

These issues have BEEN around....not new issues...if I'd collected other people'd opinions about whether nursing would be good fit...I would not have done it either....Good thing I didn't listen to anyone

[@jsoul6647]

4 year nurse here 🙋‍♀️, pandemic sucked my soul, and opened my eyes to the hospital industry, they don't care bout us, so I go in with a business mentality. Give the best possible care and keep it moving!

[@LG-zy9dp]

This goes for all service jobs. Dealing with the public is tough. If you want to become a nurse do it. Don’t let people talk you out of it. There are many of nursing that are very nice. It was worth it for this person so much so he became a NURSE PRACTITIONER.

[@travelnurseadventures3225]

Thank you! Great Video! You are so right! I had to steal a PAPR from a travel doctor who left for another state, he was ok with it but said, keep it, I don’t need it back..lol, me and my fellow nurse USED that same PAPR for months!!!! We nurses have antibodies NO one has ever heard of😬

[@LifeofaPsychNP]

Yeah, it's crazy what nurses had to go through without the support from other hospitals! We had to think on our feet just to stay safe while hospitals benefited from it. Yupppp!! We have all the good antibodies lol

[@travelnurseadventures3225]

@@LifeofaPsychNP Thank you for your videos I have texted your videos to my NPs and fellow nurses! Stay safe and G*d Bless!

[@SiParpi]

Thoughts on the chemical basis of depression being debunked? You feel okay prescribing SSRIs when therapy is the only actual treatment?

[@DabidRobinson]

I have picked up a shift or two but not really much more than that

[@kittydollsxo189]

It seems everyone complain about every single career when you work under someone other than yourself. I’m starting to realize nothing really is a perfect career what makes nursing different?

[@nurselove8864]

I was a CNA before I decided I wanted to go to school for nursing so I know what to expect in nursing homes and hospital setting. Still my passion and wouldn’t do anything else!

[@reijiminato8762]

Great video. Me, I'm not a nurse. But, a few days ago, I was chastised heavily by my grandmother who was one. She told me she wasted all the opportunities in life by trying to become a military pilot and exhausting a good number of options in between (specifically, Air Force, Coast Guard, Marines, and Navy). Took the Army's pilot test (SIFT) and am now really gunning for this type of "Lean, Mean, Green." Hell, I kinda look back on the day when my birth dad (who I don't get along with at all) tried to persuade me to go to the medical field when I was in high school. In my mind, I silently told him, "F, no, Old Man. Go to hell!"

[@floydfarano3385]

I met my husband when I was a RN and he a hospital pharmacist.He asked me as they were also doing the hosp. meds why do these nurses on heavely on anti depressents.

[@leiag201]

I'm a nurse on disability, and I was supposed to start back to work in the beginning of 2020. maybe it was a God thing, but Covid changed all that. now I dont know if I can ever go back to nursing, and be happy. we always think about the money, but that can be failure, as well as a success. so right now I'm just waiting to see what the hell happens in this crazy world. I believe things are going to get BAD

[@reeree4735]

I'm retired now but I absolutely loved being a nurse back in the day. You couldn't pay me enough now.

[@zpnote357]

😉😂🤑😔🤔“Why you shouldn’t be a nurse this 2022”?!! Such thought provoking question. You made me laugh, you made me cry, you made me reflect on some of my similar experiences working as a nurse. Going through this pandemic has made me think of what matters most in life. It is not always about money, money, money. Yes, It is now 2023 and I’m still stucked with Nursing. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and experiences. After all, we are only human and we can all make choices with what we want to do with our life and career. Nobody should blame nurses for blowing the whistles or exposing the truth. There are good and bad about working as a nurse, more so during pandemic. Although, the worst is not over yet what you just mentioned is that we do have options. We all have to look after our own health and wellbeing as well. You know yourself best and know when enough is enough, that it is time to move on. It is never too late. For all nurses, and former nurses my message to you all is find your passion. Be strong and persist through failure, persist through “CRAP (criticism, rejection, aSXXHles, and pressure)”. Above all, stay positive.

[@marywong4308]

was this situation in Singapore? I doubt so, they are protected by the government law, if the patients or relatives abuse the nurses they are getting themselves into trouble

[@sarahtorreros4119]

Hi Dardy!! Can you please make a video on HOW to find a job in the outpatient setting as a new grad np…this would be very helpful.

[@cromer77]

The new RN will be a NP in the future with nurses going further with education. Good luck to all

[@TheDSquad]

I will add to this. The new RN will be AI and if you want to continue to work as a nurse you need to have a DNP or PhD. Been saying it for years. lets see how long it takes for the requirement to work becomes a terminal degree as AI trickles into the bedside arena.

[@rjsmusicstudio4716]

Now there are positions in northern ca that have high pay and great benefits but like buying those positions are competitive

[@LifeofaPsychNP]

Yup, very competitive. When you look at the job options as a whole, they are usually not that great lol

[@dontgetsalt2045]

I don’t plan on being a bedside nurse forever. 1st option is nurse anesthetist. 2nd is psych np. The nursing shortage is there cause the gatekeepers the BRN and the nclex is outdated. Schooling should not be as hard as it is. Till they change the bs it will only get worse. Good for us cause my salary will increase

[@yemialemu9902]

"School shouldn't be as hard as it's!!" Spot on!!👌👌👏

[@marywong4308]

I am dying to be a nurse, but I was not gifted, bcos I didn't pass my education, so I can't enter to learn to nurse, not gifted is different from you being a nurse already. so concentrate on what you are doing for the sake of the patients. when they are sick, they suffer, mentally, physically, and emotionally, plus a sense of emptiness in their souls.It is very pitiful if you are not spiritually inclined. Pray to Jesus to heal you, in order to do your best in nursing

[@DavidLeeKim]

I just heard on the news that there's research that shows that men that work in male dominated fields such as STEM fields make more than men that work in female dominated fields. They didn't specify which fields are female dominated fields but isn't nursing female dominated. So they're saying that men make more money in STEM.

[@nicklam66]

I've made more money than I ever made in 2022 reaching six figures doing nursing

[@bananaari7177]

What type of job did you take specifically may I ask? And did you take further education? Thank you in advanced!

[@jazzyj6640]

Thank you for this information. 😊

[@d3r3kyasmar]

I am happy and thankful to be a nurse.

[@LifeofaPsychNP]

I am too

[@bettysmith4527]

What area do you work in!?!?!

[@d3r3kyasmar]

@@bettysmith4527 Operating Room

[@bettysmith4527]

@@d3r3kyasmar aaah, I heard you get treated like shit by the surgeons, but maybe it isn't true?

[@montanagal6958]

The "everyone wins generation" most likely will not be able to handle it. It's hard in every way, can be rewarding too for those looking for the "meaning of life" nugget. Covid was the "pandemic no one saw" and an absolute DISASTER regarding the nature of evil. I can understand why my coworkers quit.

[@faithnicholas7245]

Thank you soo much for this information but if may ask what other nhs jobs can one do aside being a nurse.. Pls guide me...Thanks

[@marieheurtelou469]

Thank you I found someone that tell the truth. I’m looking for other Fied right now. I don’t see myself in future like this.

[@Liz_S702]

Nursing isn't evolving, healthcare is. I was a FT RN in a hospital for 40 years. Nursing careers didn't keep up with progress. How many years did we here they are going to do away with educational levels below BSN?- the entire time I was in nursing, that's how long. It is still the same in many ways. Actually benefits started to be taken away once the big hospitals started taking over. Nursing organizations did NOTHING for nursing.

[@Ana-xq3yr]

What would you do if you didnt do nursing?

[@LifeofaPsychNP]

Not entirely sure, but Probably education or law

[@lividea]

You would be a wonderful professor

[@Ana-xq3yr]

@@LifeofaPsychNP or PA ;)

[@mickeytollison]

@@LifeofaPsychNP Nursing really is a great profession. Law is more saturated than nursing and it takes years to work yourself up the ladder in education.

[@jeremyj7157]

Do a video on 20 reasons why you should avoid becoming an NP and thinking you are a doctor next.

[@LifeofaPsychNP]

So you can take notes? Got you fam

[@krissyleituala1022]

Damn, Come and nurse in NZ. violent behaviour from patients is a "HELL NO" - Full psych reassessment - and transfer. Not today satan😎❤✊

[@htarceno]

I would add - do not expect nursing in real life to be like "nurses on TV"

[@bluepillbetaorbiterkingsim1747]

I laugh at people who want to become nurses. they are NASTY inside this industry. I saw it with my eyes INCLUDING doctors! real nasty people who are supposed to provide care. pathetic.

[@bettysmith4527]

NO, go to PA school! I am a nurse, and there has been very few nursing jobs I have been willing to tolerate, vascular access nursing is great, LOW STRESS and one patient at a time.

[@rosellefuentes7481]

Very informative video. You’re stating facts. thank u Po Kuya ☺️

[@akferren1]

I left the medical mafia after 21 years.. no amount of money could make me go back to drugging and harming people with pHARMa.. learn natural health and nutrition and actually help people

[@surekharaodhankash8145]

Iam a registered nurse from India. But i have done physician assistant pg diploma so can i eligible in uk.

[@josesantiago5449]

Can a PMHNP be a travel NP?

[@marywong4308]

nurses are gifted to be nurses, and not everybody can take nurse as a profession. God desires certain souls to be a nurse or a doctors

[@RionPhotography]

The AC in your building hits the resonance point of my room so hard 😅

[@Ghost-xx4wm]

I enjoy your content, but the sound quality lately is making it very tough to watch.

[@kemanski1924]

You need to go into occupational health working in an industry. Psychiatric nursing is only good for a younger nurse.

[@floydfarano3385]

In those two yrs of covid a 1000 thou health care workers died

[@marywong4308]

sorry you do not have the gift of being a nurse,sad to say

[@phyllis9750]

Evolving DOWNWARD! Save yourself😊

[@ginaashman8849]

Appreciate truth

[@XmXm999]

Stop complaining and spreading negativity. life is not perfect

[@jackjohn8246]

Nursing is not the same anymore.

[@josesantiago5449]

Yo I miss your videos

[@christianaobirikyere6830]

Hmm, true oo

[@Naijamomlifeqmoves]

Well, sad bitter truth.

[@penandpencilplow]

I’ll take nursing over unemployment thank you. Healthcare work in general is high stress and demanding. Been watching some of his videos. No offense, but this man should really leave the nursing field.

[@AutumnleafMind]

Don’t do nursing……just don’t I’m sooo sick of it

[@Ducits]

😍🙌

[@marywong4308]

too many negative thoughts about yourself. Treat it as a reward from God and do it for the sake of the patient's sake, when they are sick they are frustrated and just be a good listener and treat it as a deaf ear

[@katty1268]

If your not going to be a positive influence you really should recheck your choices instead of spreading so much negativity

[@LifeofaPsychNP]

Hahha how is this negative? It's providing a point of view that you have to think about. Nursing is great but I'm not gonna say it's the most perfect career out there. Im positively impacting people by giving people the reality of nursing. Lol such a joke

[@mnikalaev]

Nursing is not for everybody, definitely not for people who can’t handle a lot of stress so it’s very good that people are talking about the reality and not sugar coating it.

[@LifeofaPsychNP]

Yup, exactly! Nursing isn't for everyone. Also, All people care about is wanting to hear how great something is, but when they start to dislike what they are doing, then they get all butt hurt when they think no one told them about the cons.

[@Ana-xq3yr]

Tons of nurses regret getting into field! It's good to weigh different perspectives before committing ya know?

[@jeseka2470]

I don't understand how this is negative, he is clearing sharing is experience. This fake way of life makes it impossible for people to share their opinions these days. People just want to see only positivity, which is impossible.