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Lol no worries. It’s like work placement. As a nurse we have some hours which are required for qualifying

Hi I went to Kings college London. Send me a DM if there’s anything I can do to help

Hi, thank you for watching my video. I did A-Levels but they weren’t for Nursing as I went uni the first time to study events management and International Business. I firstly studied Accounting, Business, ICT & Communication and Culture. I then went back to college to study Access to Nursing to do Nursing

Yes it does. I did placement straight in September when I started uni

Hi I’ve finished now. In my 2nd year of working as a nurse now

It’s so handy! However, based on infection control we shouldn’t be putting it on our lancets. It does pick up quite a lot of bacteria

@@NursingwithSarahAleeysha right ....

Hi I got it from a market place. But you can get it from places like Amazon and Ebay

Thank you. I really did give up. But I’ll be back.

Hey hun, the course is quite full on, so it depends on if your able to manage. For me I registered as a nurse assistance and did bank shifts. So I worked when I wanted to. So for example, during placements weeks when I might be working Monday to Friday for 4 weeks, I may just pick few shifts over the weekends if I have childcare sorted. However if your placement is on the ward your rostered in 3 days a weeks so you’ll be able to have some extra days to work if you wanted to.

It varies, sometimes just 1 lesson 9-11. Sometimes a full day 9am - 5pm. I’ll try and look for my old timetable and do a video

Your most welcome Wishing you all the best

Thank you for your message. I actually bought my bag at a local market. I’ll try and find an Amazon dupe

Looooool welllllll …. Yes. Nursing care is holistic care. So not just giving them medication but also personal hygiene to aid quicker recovery and basic activities of daily living. You would usually have health care assistants who are there to do this but we as nurses are there to also assist them where possible.

Melanin@ dnt worry ...you'l get used to it .... 😀😀😀 💩

Doing first year nursing and thinking of dropping out for the same reason

Your welcome

Thanks for watching

I know right. My first time ever loosing my pad. But Lucy was so supportive.

Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching

Thanks for watching

Glad you enjoyed it!

Hey, I’m not the uploader but I’m a male first year nursing student from Australia. Statistically, male nurses make up approximately 9 to 11 percent of nurses world wide, though it would vary between countries. In my cohort, there are a few male students, though, out of a class of 25, there would only be roughly 1 to 3 male students or sometimes none. I graduated from High School in 2020 but most of the male students are mature-aged students (above 21). I only know one recent high school graduate. (Maybe it’s just my uni?). Outside of Uni, most of the nurses I know are male, but only about four. My perspective: To be honest, I’m a bit insecure about being a male in the profession, but it’s not a good enough reason to quit. I’m enjoying my course and what I know about the profession so far. On top of that, there are benefits that come with being a male nurse, such as patient preference; some patients prefer another male during certain procedures. Some male nurses accounted receiving positive attitude from patients and coworkers, possibly due to getting a “break” from the high concentration of females in nursing (not that female nurses are bad, and this is purely anecdotal). And many more. If you’re a male (or female) considering nursing, I’d recommend it. Male nurses are increasing, and we can choose to be part of that increase.

Its very difficult to say but one thing ill say is its very low and we need more male nurses. In my college we only had about 2 males in the class of 30. Women seem to be more interested in the profession than men, and also what i have noticed is men usually go for mental health nursing. But it will be great to have more male adult nurses.

You can do it! Thanks for watching

I believe you can. Send me a DM on instagram and ill look into it for you.

Well done. Thank you for watching

Yes it can be on you but your not supposed to be using it as it looks unprofessional.

You are so welcome!

Hi Caleb, sorry for the late reply. For my KCL is ranked 2nd in the whole world. Its recognised worldwide and really wanted to experience that. I loved my time at KCL and the open day sold it for me. Where did you decide to go?

Yeah

YESSSSSS the 3 years struggle was definitely worth it

@@NursingwithSarahAleeysha mine is 4yrs because it’s an extra yr for masters n I’m not really too sure because of that extra year

@@qi8165 i was doing the masters dropped to 3 years and I qualify next year. My goodness i cant wait! Lol

Nursing is worth .it's a job of humanity ..but only if you are passionate about it ..if not , dnt choose it ...to be honest ,it is one of the most stressfull job but as I said earlier ,if u are passionate and can endure it then you can go for it ....

Awww you guys do an amazing job. It was lovely spending the day with the OTs and seeing how both professionals work together for the patient

Thank you for watching x

Thanks for watching x I really community placements to be honest. It’s much more relaxed and autonomous than on the wards. So you learn more clinical reasoning skills.

Yes definitely, its very flexible. The options are endless and that is what i love about nursing. How is your course going?

@@NursingwithSarahAleeysha right now I’m doing the access to nursing course and it is abit full on but I enjoy it. I decided to focus on the MSci dual adult and mental health nursing 4 year degree and get it all out the way. Just not sure if it’s a smart choice because it means I will wait an extra year to make money 😩

@@adebankemaggie4871 How are you finding it? I'm hoping to study the exact same course next year :)

Thanks for watching

Aww your welcome. Wishing you all the best. If you have any questions please do ask x

I have got a four year old and one year twins and starting nursing degree next month. God is my strength