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I’m truly sorry to hear that has been your experience so far. Can you transfer to another unit or look somewhere else? I promise not all places are like that.

Thank you so so much!!

Hi!! At times they are. But you have to be prepared for study group. You can’t come not knowing any of the material. Study group is not the time where you’re looking at the material for the first time. For me, it’s to help on the concepts I’m not grasping.

Congratulations 🎉

Yep! She changed my life, hahaha. Did you seen her phone tour? Ugh I love it so much.

@@LifeWithEloisa me too!! I love how she organizes her Apple ecosystem 😊

@@LifeWithEloisa Hi can you please tell me from what topic or subject the nclex ask the question the most please share your thoughts and experience

@delwin5433 I haven’t taken it yet but from everyone I seen, the topics vary widely and it can be from any and every class you take in nursing school. No test is exactly the same.

I do have focus mode on my phone, just two. My “main” phone setup focus and my “study” focus. 🫣😬

@@LifeWithEloisa I need to set something up, your video may be the push I need ;-}

Where is it they paying so much or you with an agency. I would love to find me that kind of pay

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🧢 🧢 u ain’t see that rate since covid stop it

They trolling

Why iwas thinking to go with that or dental clinic

@@linajesse8357 you made a good choice

@linajesse8357 hope you went for dental clinic

In the MAA program there definitely will be computer courses. The MA program (at least in my school) was just one course and it was a basic intro to computers and Microsoft software.

Do You Draw Blood?

Damn that had to be really intensives 😅

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Hi, I was the app called Mico, under the wallpaper section you can pick from a few cute Polaroid options.

Totally skipped it, maybe next year. I used to have it down to one page idk when it changed. OMG you go nakey on your iPhone?? That’s very brave.

⁠​⁠@@LifeWithEloisaI was still using a 13 Pro (my favorite number so I kept it an extra year, my future ex still used an 8 (😱) so I gave it to her. You know, when I had the X I had an epiphany; we get a beautiful piece of tech, hide it for 1-2 years, then get rid of it -im just not doing it anymore. On certain phones I had a clear back protector but stopped doing that too. In ~5 years I dropped the devices I think twice, outside on stone/sidewalk and 0 damage. I have to add typically I don’t have my phone out outside. So far so good 🤞🏻;-}

I’d like to kindly leave my experience 👀🙂 I have always been shy and kids called me antisocial but only liked talking to people I knew already or only when someone would speak to me first. Even a compliment would turn me red and speechless 😂 I went to the college for the 9month program. The instructors and classmates can be friendly. Some not so much. I think if you are good with your grades and studies, being reserved in the classroom might not be so bad if you show that you’re learning. But mine always encouraged me to be more open and sociable. Then I went on my externship. If I made at mistake, the doctors said that I was a student, and informed his staff to help train me properly. His words were “In here, she’s a student. It’s ok to make mistakes here but out there, you can’t make mistakes”. They were good doctors and a nice enough staff. He was encouraging in his own way, but I did try to not make many mistakes. Passed my exam and am a CCMA. After graduation I got my first job. My old manager, I’m forever grateful for because she took a chance on me. I tell people that I am listening to them, just that my eye contact will drift. She said it out front in our interview that “no one will hire you” and she was right because I was looking at her then my eyes would glance around the wall and table. But she gave me my first chance and I’ve went a long way. I was still shy, but built rapport with patients and made sure to be friendly with them also. If they weren’t in the mood for friendliness I just stayed professional. I started off crazy shy and kind of a pushover , but I was a good employee. It took time, but I’ve stood up for myself in certain situations. I’ve become more blunt because unfortunately, working with mainly women (in my case) of all ages, there will be tons of drama and cattiness. Some people see the job as just a paycheck. I didn’t, which is why I loved doing the work I did. But unfortunately I was told many times that I care too much. Because I’m sensitive, I did care a lot. I wanted to be good at what I did is all, I just let my mistakes get the best of me. The work environment will be stressful at times. You have to stay calm and professional when dealing with difficult patients. But in school they always remind you that some patients might just be having a bad day because they are in pain and not to take it personally. Coworkers are a hit or miss. I’ve made great friends, and some others I just didn’t want to speak to at all unless the job called for it. I was also nervous about doing blood draws or injections. But I like doing them now. Also there are some specialties where you won’t have to do those. I worked in Gastroenterology so I didn’t do any bloodwork or injections. Sorry for just telling you my whole story 👀 I wanted to follow in my sisters footsteps and have a job that makes a difference and to help people. Mainly because I was still figuring out what I wanted to do with my life. And this was a stepping stone. As a reserved person…I had a lot of learning to do. Had to come out of my shell I guess, and I love talking with patients because some are really nice. Even just a smile turns their mood around. A woman once told me that she was glad that I was nice to her compared to a coworker. Also when it comes to money, we start out slow. How our teachers explained it back in 2019 was we’d make minimum wage and a guy said “So Jack in the Box is making more than me?”. She told us it takes time and experience. I sold my self short when my old manager asked what I was looking to make, I said $12 and she laughed and goes “You said 12, I’m gonna give you $12” 😅 But when I was doing the paperwork it said $13 but I actually started out at $14. So I went from making $14 to $20 an hour. Money will come with time, but I loved it more so for the life experience it taught me. And I stick up for myself now too. I guess the internet won’t have a for sure answer to give. Maybe others can give advice and it will help? It’s more so what you want to do. The one thing they always told us what to be friendly because we’re the first people that patients interact with before they see the providers. At times I considered it toxic because during some days, I wanted to cry and quit and just forget about being a Medical Assistant altogether. But I realized that I love the work even though it’s tiring and some people just make the work place difficult. It offers growth though 😊

Your interacting with people

Why not?

that is why my nephew is becoming one. going to the community college for free. then will further his healthcare career while working obtaining an income.

I'm currently in a medical assisting program dual enrolled through my high school (college education for free) and I'm just doing the program to get my feet in the door so I can go to medical school

really? if thats true then thats such a steal!

@@sonderment bruh i literally order in a mall i just didn't comment that i have a discount 🤭