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It's so funny because you give us the real tea on what it is like to be a nurse but then you are smiling so deeply when you are with your patients. It's so interesting to see that you really love the job and give it your best, you're always talking about improving.

This queen is my motivation!!! 😊

They want us to come 15-20 mins earlier, and leave 15 mins later WITHOUT pay. I care for 29 residents at the care home where I work. Medical advances have extended life but not quality. I work in a ward with all behaviour residents but it's not considered a behavioural unit. I don't live in the States but it's the same in many countries.

Most of the workplace mobbing and bullying in nursing usually happens in a hospital setting. Unfortunately the hospital attracts the very worst in nursing including the narcissistic bullying nursing. I’m a retired nurse and one of the earliest agency nurses from my locality and I trained many nurses to do this type of work so I’ve been around the block. I’ve had some workplace bullies fired before. Timeline notes really come in handy. Those who find time to stalk and bully others are full of weaknesses and they’re not doing their jobs properly and bullying is just a way for the incompetent ones to distract others from the truth. Such weak nurses are most likely to take workplace mobbing and bullying out on patients like the nurses of Carle Hospital in Champaign Illinois frequently do. They’re a liability to those who work with them, they’re a liability to any employer and they contribute to high staff turnover. There are hundreds of other nursing jobs outside of a hospital setting in which workplace mobbing and bullying is non existent, with better working conditions and better pay. We are there to help patients, protect them, and other co workers as well. We are teachers too. Today, I’ll do anything to stay out of a hospital because they’re just downright dangerous and ground zero for new nurses. I’ve had 3 years of nursing education and it’s nothing compared to real work experience for at least a decade. I urge other nurses to find work elsewhere than to stay at a job with inferior nurses who take workplace mobbing and bullying games in the workplace. These type of weak and inferior nurses are the bottom feeders of the healthcare trash can.

I truly hate the way they weaponize "time management" against nurses...especially with new nurses. I really thought the issue was with ME as the nurse not being able to handle the assignment, but as I gained experience I realized it's really not about time management at ALL. It's just another way to pin the blame of a broken system onto the nurses. Go figure

I dropped out of nursing school because I was being bullied by student nurses and saw the unethical behavior of nurses in healthcare setting. My mom works in healthcare and has told me sad stories about stuff that goes on there. Speaking of healthcare and night shift, I was once bullied so bad from the nightshift staff that id have to interact with for a few hours before my shift was over, I quit that lab job and HR as well as the administration knew what was going on. It was a large lab and everyone gossiped like crazy. I suspected one of the girls that would always bully me were sleeping with and trying to date and ex boyfriend and it was later confirmed that indeed she was. Such a horrible place and yet somehow not the worse lab ive ever worked in. Those rich white kids working in labs are some of the most unprofessional brats I've ever had to endure

I was surprised to see this toxic culture from nurses. People who are there to heal others but can easily beat you up with pleasure thinking they are right. Management is the worst though. Nurses should not be managers. They lost their lofic way of thinking way in the beginning

Who would have thought our own health care would be the greatest threat to National Security?

Not supposed to shake it 😁 Welcome

Heyy sister I also Ragested nurse from India I also work in hospital but not properly provide money in all Indian private hospital so wath I am doing...

Nursing has become very toxic people are being abused and the management is not even saying anything about

Made a med error Saturday. Small error gave wrong BP & HIV med. After I filled out the Med error sheet, supervisor tries to scare me telling me I’ll be reported to the BON, and that they’ll give me a call Monday. Yet I know for a fact her name is on the list of the Office of Professions for petty larceny. The hypocrisy. Checked my license yesterday nothing is on it.

Probably not supposed to ask this, but how much did you get paid in your first five years of being a nurse And how much do you get paid now looking into doing it myself before entering college August 9th

You know what I can't figure out is, how countries who are not as wealthy are, are able to do so much more for their citizens and everyone is less stressed. If everyone is so stressed that they are taking drugs, committing suicide or shooting people, how is the country claiming that we are a success? It is ridiculous. On the coincidence thing, I feel like God is taking me out of someplace and I have to use all of my patience to endure this and get out of here.

My brother and sister became nurses and they slowly started becoming toxic that everyone in the family started to stay away from them. I guess the working environment really changed them.

I apologize if this question has already been asked; what would your advice be for someone considering getting their ADN? I actually live in MD, I just found your channel, and I love your videos! Ive always thought of nurses (and teachers) as hero's, that are severely unappreciated, but after watching a few videos about bullying, and the lack of protection, Im wondering if I should reconsider... my interest would eventually be in either home hospice or travel psych. Girl, you know youve got a career in consulting should you want a job on the side... I know Id pay! 😉 Thanks so much!

One would think if nursing student is assigned, you go through tasks by the book if shift isn’t busy. And that would be include showing how to do the med checks. Verifying orders against the vial being pulled out etc I think assuming that it was another name for versed was also in play in this. Never assume. Use google/drug library if needed to verify

You work your ass off for a degree only to suffer get paid just enough to get by and start over in life don’t go into this career field. If you want to go into medicine that bad be a physician or a P.A

This video is on point. Nothing but TRUTH. I haven't worked on the floor in years. I thought it was bad back in the day 20 yrs ago. Like you said, at least back then, you had some " walkie talkies " who could leave the unit. I pretty much stepped away also. I quit, we sold our house and moved to the Dominican Republic. I now work as a prn occasional and have no regrets. Thanks for the video. I don't know what the answer is for the future of nursing. I pray someone figures it out before it's to late. 🙏

Unfortunately everything you’ve said about healthcare, is sadly true about public education as well. It’s. It going to get any better. Especially in the south. I have 3 degrees in early childhood education and guess who just got their nail tech license in March! Exactly! Peace and blessings to you sis! ❤

If you work 3 day's a week all 12 hour shifts will that be ot?

Congratulations 🎉🎉

Thanks for sharing!

They BIG MAD ani’t they sis? 😅 😡

I feel like I learn so much when I watch your channel.

I went for a colonoscopy the other week and the nurses bullied me. I couldn't believe they could be so mean. They even coerced the doctor to be rough with me and I had bleeding for a week 😢.

I live in Canada and we live barely above the poverty line and as much as I complain about living here I am eternally grateful for free healthcare. Between me my mom and my dad's multiple doctors visits, blood tests, x-rays, ultrasounds, trips to the hospitals, specialist appointments and even surgeries we would've been bankrupt if we lived anywhere else where health care wasn't free. I also have to commend the nurses who took care of us...Doctors do their job which is patch people up but the nurses are the human and emotional healing that people need. They are highly undervalued in my opinion

I'm an lpn, and I don't want to go back to rn school. I think im going to pursue a trade. In my 7 years of being a nurse, it has changed so much.

People are Not eating or drinking well, Not exercising more, and immunity medical issues are Not address (alot of diabetic and cancer, immobile, wound care patients in the hospital/rehab/ LTC/home health care setting)... 😐

I'm told to spend "no more than 2 minutes in the patient's room" and to work more on my " time-management skills" especially when it comes to medical charting documentation ... 🤨

Too much Charting and less focus on patient care (for nursing)...

As the nurse you are now the CNA, housekeeper, maintenance,and supervisor/charge (if working nights good luck trying to get the doctors/arnp on call for an acute situation).

Insurance carriers and cooperations changed nursing as a whole (doing 18 years in as a LPN)... 😐

Cnas are on tik-tock/you-tube. The minimum wage are much higher than before. They are Not are trying to break ther backs or knees. They are trying to retire early and then live their lives (post covid) 🙄

Very High Acuuty patients load...🙄

I found value in this video😌👍

Preach. "Emotional Violence". It starts from the Top. Education is too as well. You have a Masters Degree and that nurse didn't. I get the same treatment too. That's why I stay a LPN...

Getting redman's syndrome from vancomycin is not a contraindication for getting it in the future. Patients that have this reaction should have the rate slowed. The pharmacist should have adjusted the order to a slow the rate at which the medicatio was to be administered and communicated to the nurse that the rate was adjusted due to the history of redman's syndrome. The pharmacist also should have mentioned to the nurse that the patient should be monitored. If redman's syndrome start to occur, slow the rate and administer tylenol, solumedrol, and benadryl. If it persists or gets worse stop the vancomycin and consider alternative therapy like daptomycin or zyvox.

Some nurses are good, some are not. A nurse cannot diagnose, or perform surgery, or prescribe medication.

Therapist here shocked by toxic, hateful, unprofessional nurses of today.

That movie was so scary especially that the hospital covered it up.

People need to stop talking to nurses about time management because it's sooooo obvious that sicknesses and how the body decides to act up are spontaneous!

When you are giving advice, I feel like it is my mother saying this.

I cannot say how greatful I am to have experienced DYNAMIC nurses! Cause I clearly see now, it could have not been my experience.

Nurses, doctors, CNAs, RTs, PTs, housekeepers, tele techs, etc are ALL overworked and underpaid. The healthcare system is broken. When a significant portion reimbursement is based on "patient satisfaction(HCAHPS)," then hospitals morph into hotels 😒 🤔 But guess what, all the patient care services given, unlike a hotel, payment won't occur at the end of stay. Reimbursement comes months or years later or if ever. Health insurance companies, CMS??? It's a warped system 🤦

Thank you for asking this question. 💜

You're such an angel and an amazing nurse. Thanks for sharing this. Sadly it looks like nursing is a job full of toxic people anywhere in the world. I went through something very similar at my first job, plus in a different country and still struggling with the language. Most of my colleagues would refuse to give me proper training and talk behind my back. When I had a question, they always made me feel stupid and a burden. I'm glad I'm leaving this job soon and after 1 year and a half experience, I might be still a novice but tougher and knowing better how to advocate for myself!

My mother was a med assistant. For years. When I got into hospice as an office coordinator she warned me about how lazy and vindictive some nurses can be. She told me how some Of them will let a patient damn near die so they can run back to their supervisor and tell on you. Super cliquey as well.

Im going through this right now. I'm sooooooooo discouraged. Thank you for standing up for the new nurses!!!

You are a LAZY TEACHER! You left a trainee on a shift YOU don't work, with a very complicated patient that was Covid positive? You're scary, a gossip, and you are toxic. Totally unprofessional .