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He's most likely gonna be earning 300k once he's done with residency depending on what he specalized in but for now 60k
250K avg .
What is residency
@@Sam-cq9bj after takes 180 k
@@sophieodallaire476 basically training years for doctors
@@sophieodallaire476 Think of it as Resident Evil
Kevin be like "wait hol up i don't get anything ur doing slow down ;_;"
No comments literally- 🤡
@@imtoobroketoargue2416 guess I'll add
wow, 2 comment! I will *ruin it*
Nicee
Comments r getting deleted by CZcams
Man he is being like "Im not sure what is this but she told me to follow her."
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Everyone gangsta until the Neuro surgeon comes in with his 12+ years of school 90+/hrs of work and starting salary of over 200k$
I am a neurosurgeon and when I started I earned 800,000 dollars the first year but I did not work in any hospital I started my own clinic which now is a hospital.
Neurosurgeon gansta till the software engineer walks in with 4 years of college and 200k.
Possibly +500k in a few years if they work half as hard as a neurosurgeon lol
@@vykhywebdev207 its still less I make 1.6 million currently after working for 10 years as a neurosurgeon
@@andrecolon5781 Cool. Good for you Doctor
@@vykhywebdev207 I’m sure if making quick money out of college while not working as hard was a priority for someone, they wouldn’t have chosen to become a neurosurgeon..
Kevin looks so confused 😂
You can tell he doesn’t want to be there 😂😂
He doesn't know the dance
That actually makes him look smarter. Tbh.
😭😂
Yes
They are talking about the doctors salary during residency, not when he is a board certified.
Correct & nurses salaries in Cali not the rest of the country.
Exactly!!
Yes doctors make more money than nurses.
Then also the nurse is getting that salary in 4 years and the doctor in i think 10 or more years. So, dont be jealous, nurses are paid higher comparatively and also with half working hours
I don’t know what that means but ok
That can’t be true all the nurses I know feel underpaid and seem like they stay at work
It's true until he takes his state boards and then he is gonna be making hundreds of thousands of dollars depending on what he specializes in
It depends on states and hospital systems as for nursing pay and amount of work
I think your mixing up lifestyle creep with Ben underpaid
So the reason they feel underpaid is because there is a huge shortage of nurses nationwide. The vast majority of nurses are taking on 5-8 patients when they actually should be caring for a maximum of four. If you’re working 12 hour shifts where you can’t even take your lunch break because you’re too busy, you’re going to feel underpaid. This is why travel nursing is becoming more popular. Travel nurses are paid more and get contracted to work in hospitals that are understaffed. The only down side is the lack of stability that comes with traveling to new hospitals every few months. You leave your friends and family behind to be shipped off somewhere new where you know nobody.
I'm a BSN, RN. First, yes even while paid well it does not seem well enough for the amount of work that we do. Yes, we live at work because every unit is short-staffed and they always need someone but usually most RNs work 3 days/week for ~12hours. In ~2 months of work as a new "lower-paid" nurse, I put away 10k into savings after all my bills and fun spending. However, depending on where you live the cost of living may be higher thus draining their income faster 🤷🏾♀️
i like how everyone's talking about the starting salary while i'm just focused on the cute colours of their scrubs (i've only seen my mum and grandmother wear blue ones lol)
And there i are have scrubs white as f*ck, i really hate use white. Please, make use brown or blue one 😢. (last time i use my really ordinary shirt because i work at home care. After a little acident i just feel done)
@@nabilllaauria9944 by coincidence i'm actually wearing blue scrubs rn lol
this girl must really love her job
Her personality is her job
@@edyraper and her bf's job lol
@@edyraper no it isn't, it just for CZcams
@@edyraper you could say the exact same thing about those with cooking channels, sporting channels, gaming channels, etc. You're just looking for a reason to be snarky. Geez.
@@TK-ce3gd exactly
Its 60K for a resident not a practicing consultant. So this is kinda misleading
At 50 years that doctor will have 600k salary but nurse will still be stuck at max 150k
@@viswajithd8316 they’ll also get bored of these stupid tik toks by then
@@viswajithd8316 yeah, at 50 years, when you're old as hell and prolly thinking of retirement. anyway this is to show neither path is superior nor inferior
@@NEPtune-fy1ug However, she's misleading people. I think it's obvious that she wants other to think that her profession is superior. She also gave misleading information.
@@treghitolo4037 how is it misleading though? sure, a doctor earns more in the long run, but nurses graduate earlier, work shorter hours, and have much less student loans to pay off. in fact she's painting a more accurate picture of nursing in general (which is commonly looked down upon as a profession compared to medicine)
Omggg this is my inspiration to... drop out of school. Hahaha when I was a kid I wanted to be a lawyer then it changed to engineering then I have decided to pursue as a singer but i have a bad voice so I changed my dream as a doctor then now... i have decided to work at mcdonald instead 🤠😎🤓🧐
Wow 🥲
Amazing journey 😂
You define what success looks like to you. Congratulations for living life on your own terms.
Salary starts from 8000 for nurses in India😢😢😢😢
N lot of work
Clear NORCET
@@esdidylanwhat will best abroad or norcet preparation
Areee kuch hospital hi provide krte h vrna toh nursing ki adhi salary doctors kha jaate h 😂
@@dhirajnikam7727 abroad is best if you have few years time and patience to go through the paperwork and also the stress of moving to another country. Otherwise, NORCET pays amazing and is very prestigious, however with more workload.
Too much money
If careers ended after one year, being a nurse over a doctor would be great!
@s no shit
@s and residency lasts up to 7 years.. after 8 years of college. Its still a huge part of a persons professional life
It depends where you live, in Florida its 45k
@@ruthiebella 45k a month
Per hour even a full fledge doctor surgeon post residency can end up earning less then a 7 to 11 year experienced nurse (same age).
Remember doctors have way shittier hours then most nurses.
80 to 140 hours depending on how unlucky u get vs a nurses 36 to 48
Since u are required to pay time and half for every hour between 40 and 50 and double time after that. 80 hours translates to roughly 120 paid hours.
Consider that when comparing pay. Doctors dont get as much as you think
My guy doesn't have a single rhythmic bone in his body 😂😂
He was on time with the tempo he just wasn’t smooth
he tried ahahaha it's great on its own 😂😂
You haven't met me yet. This guy is like Michael Jackson.
And yet does better than me😂
&& this is why he became a doctor lol
8 years just for new graduated residant still need more 4 years at least to be spitalist and 3 years at least to be consultant🙃
I swear! Sometimes it could take ten or more years in total, it depends on the field they're studying for.
와 멋있다... 의료계 커플.....ㅠㅠ
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Kevin just dances with knives.
Did everyone in the comments below miss the fact that she wrote STARTING SALARY????
That is for a resident tho so technically not a real doctor yet sorta misleading but idk
Starting salary is def not 90k for a nurse 😂😂😂
Maybe starting pay for travel nurse not regular hospital nurses 😂
@@michaelscottspapercompany6373 it is bro 🤷
Im 17 years a nurse in switzerland most rich country we earn 60 k a year after 6 years of school :)
In India 🇮🇳
Doctor - 10,00,000/month and 5 hours/day working
Nurse - 5000 / month and 24 hours /day working
Lolllll 🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️
where does and how does Doctor in India get 10lakh a month in just working 5hours a day ?
@@sukamalbhattacharjee3520 as per this guy's calculations 😆
@@sukamalbhattacharjee3520 cardiologist or oncologist can earn upto that
@@kailashbazala2800 ya they can earn upto 12lakhs a year but 10lakhs a month as per this guy's calculation please lemme know coz I'm desparate 🙂
@@sukamalbhattacharjee3520 they can earn that much if they are private doctors goverment doctors dont earn that much
Most nurses don’t start at 90000 a year, in fact you can be a nurse for many years and still not make that much as a base salary
With only an associate degree of Nursing, you can make nearly $100k. But you need to be outstanding, working at ICU/ NICU or ED; considering float to other units. You can make more if work on holiday or overtime at least once a week.
Unfortunately that salary is only in some states for RN’s. My state does not pay me 90K. 😭😭
If you become a travel nurse then the salary gets a big jump.
Right in my state I think starting is like 50k
@@Im-Axes I’m pregnant and married. Travel nursing doesn’t work for me. They also want you to have a year experience. But yes, they pay a lot more.
@@Beautyforashes613_ Yeah girl. My state is like 65 I think?
Pretty sure that's because NPs are paid better than RNs
*WOW!!! I bet Kevin must feel intrigued about their comparison (time's study, working's hours & amount of salary)*
Nah bro that's a doctor in residency after the residency is over bro boutta be making bank I am talking 300k minimum
Good Job on completing your goals 💪💪💪
두 분 너무 귀여우심 ㅋㅋㅋ sooo cuteee
Well, it's the very opposite case here in India 🌚
Can u explain it? I'm an Indian too 😅
@@gaayuhh_ nurses get very poor pay unless they're senior enough
@@concessa_the_chans_wifeu_1260 oh thanks 😅
@@gaayuhh_ doctors make lot more bucks, obv because that degree is more valued. Not to downplay nursing. Even in the USA nurse's salary gets stagnant after one point but doctor's income grows.
Dude he is resident his real salary will become min. 250 k after 3 years
This reels isnt relevant in my country, where nurse get paid for much less than a doctor. 🤣
nurses get paid less in america too its just hes still a med student 😂
Same in my country... Nurses do not get the salary they deserve. Way less than doctors
Money isn’t everything, doctors get the privilege to help more people with any condition. 👌🏼I got you docs!
Bro docs def earn more
HAHAHA. Omg. the vast majority of doctors come in, order people around, and then leave. that’s 80% of their job. The nurses are the ones who have the greatest impact on patient’s health. Without the nurses the doctors wouldn’t be able to help anyone. Doctors also do make way way way more money, that guys just in residency rn. Soon enough he’ll be making 100-200k + annually. Doctors make more because they hold the most liability even though they’re not the ones providing patient care the majority of the time.
@@alexlovespeace exactly 👍
@@itz_awe_samafter years of school and alot of debt they’ll make alot its best to consider not having kids until you actually become a doctor
I thought Doctors had more salary than nurses! Doctors and nurses work day and night for us and we should be grateful that we have them in our lives.
Yes they have more salary than nurses
Doctors pay is double or even triple that after residency. Great things come to those who are patient and have the grit to stick it out….
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90k as a starting salary huh? Like maybe in %1 of the country
MISLEADING!! In couple of years, after graduation, he will make in one year, what a nurse earned in a decade
It’s not misleading, they put “starting pay”
@@ashleyking3769 because he’s a mess student he isn’t a full on doctor if he was it’s take 12 to 10 years and he’d be making in one year what the nurse made in a decade
Software Engineers after years of tireless grinding be like "Amateur"
The nurses were the best in the NICU! I'm so glad they are finally getting pay == to worth!
Nah still doctor deserve more and they r paid more
I am a nursing student in hawaii. I started my journey in 2015 and guess what???....Am still in school...😆
that’s amazing that you want to become a nurse i also want to be a nurse as well
Hey! Are you in UH system or HPU?
@@supreme5998 I was at hpu, but it was to expensive. Now am in the UH system
@@ervandallo Oh, yeah that's good. The UH pass rate is better for the price anyway. I'm in UH system first clinical semester. Started my journey in 2018.
@@supreme5998 Did u pass ur ATI TEAS???...and if u did what was ur score?...Do you also have to have experience in the medical field to get excepted in the nursing program?
Nurses have a starting pay of around 70-80k now. But people often forget to include overtime into that equation which can easily boost a nurses salary to over 100k.
Fantastic Video! Thank you very much for sharing your Amazing Nursing Experience with me and everyone else who watches your Channel Miki Rai. 😛
*I absolutely adore your videos and could watch them all day.*
Why are you everywhere??? This is litterally the umpteenth time i see you commenting the same thing. Whatdaheck
Awesome insight for the public
I love her smile!
I'm gonna be a nurse and I always wanted to be a nurse 👩⚕️
Everbody: Talking about the video
Me: casually vining to the song👯♀️
What's the name of the song
90k starting as a nurse? Maybe in a very few states. Doctor 60k?
Yeah that seems off
This video is incredibly misleading. That 90k is for full time nurse first year out of nursing school in one of the few states (less than 10) that pay their nurses that much. The doctor making 60k is still finishing his residency- he’s not a full time practicing doctor yet. Also 60k is the starting salary for residency/ meaning he is fresh out of medical school. The minute he steps out into the world as a full fledged doctor he’ll make anywhere between 300k-1 mil/year depending on what kind of doctor he his.
@@emperormouse5487 Exactly. Context, explanation and details are very important.
When i worked as an ICU nurse one the the MD'S calculated his ACTUAL hourly wage for his hours worked vs nurses and we came out on top. Nurses work 3 12 hour shifts/week full time. We leave work at work. Doctors depending on the specialty work anywhere from 8-16 hour days 5-6 days a week and still have to work to finish charts, labs, and xrays at home. Nurses quality of life away from work is MUCH better. But nurses work is more taxing mentally and physically. Docs are in and out
Everyone is gangster until a indian politician come in the chat 100 million dollars
Full-time means 40 hours where I live.
In Spain too
Some countries don't calculate lunches and breaks.
@@ludovicapiccinini7936 even if they calculated lunch it would not be 90 hours And your breaks are not paid
Nurses in US work 12 hour shifts, 3 shifts per week would be full time for them.
Then when they complain of the hours remind them they are doing overtime which is don't on their own bat
This is why I want to be a nurse,but I'm lazy as hell😭
That's all me oh shit😅
😂
same Yar now a day I am studying nursing but......yar
😂😂😂😂😂
The doctor guy looks so uncomfortable doing this , he is definitely doing it to keep the girl happy and not get dumped
Just because you assume something doesn't mean you're right 🤨
My guy has no Dancing bone in his body just like me 😂 luv y’all both
This seems so unfair
If you think about the money side yeh it kinda is a doctor should be getting more then a nurse not saying but both are very important in their jobs but doctors do more
@@hasankoc5419 they're both very important it's just that doctors go through a lot of school & training
@@ItsTasy He's a resident. When he goes up the rank he'll get paid a few hundred thousands to millions depending on where he lives/type of doctor he is.
Doctors will make a lot more in the long run
Yeah it’s sad that 1st year residents get paid around $8-15/hr. You go through med school which is VERY hard and pay thousands of dollars for it just to get paid that much starting off.
Until he gets that attending salary, u will be beat by a lot so yeh
Well he’s her retirement plan…so…she’s counting on it.
@kj Clearly the doctor work harder than the nurses bcs look at the work hours
@@aayushmishra4787 he is a resident, once his residency is over he will work significantly less with significantly higher salaries
After residency doc be like:- *HOLD MY BEER YOU DUMB*😎
Misleading information… that when he is doing residency.. but after that he is worth alot.
In Canada i get paid 55k/year as an rpn
Now show post residencey where he’s making at least 200k and she’s at 95k
💀 how does her salary decrease
@@NEPtune-fy1ug said 60 in vid right?
@@thesheq5023 90 mate
@@NEPtune-fy1ug ah so 95- which is still higher than national average.
@@thesheq5023 i guess so, but earning that amount of salary for 4 more years, with much less student loan debt makes a huge difference
There’s a longer version and it’s like after years go by he like over doubles what she makes Idky they are posting the shorter one now. First vid was on YT short I’m pretty sure lol. Maybeee someone’s feelings got hurt by all the comments bout him making so much more
Saw that too thas literally their whole personality tho
@@friex4482 sad to see
60k is probably just starting i imagine it being alot more than that when you become an experienced one
The, "salaries" you posted are not accurate. If so, most doctors would be trading in the Doctor tag for nursing scrubs.
Bc he not a doctor yet this is accurate. Unfortunately residency programs exploit there students
He is a doctor already but even after you are a doctor, you go through training years based on specialty ranging from lowest 3 years of training to 7+ years! Lol so for those training years we get paid close to nothing!! But once training is done, his salary will be triple or more 😂😂
It says starting salary. After graduation doctors make 50 to 60k a year during training, which last 3 to 7 years, with 4 being the most common. Once you're done with residency then you at least 3x your salary. So it takes incredibly long for us to start making sizeable income.
You don't make it clear that these doctors are in training and not fully earning what a doctor is earning. You also could just as easily say they are not 100% doctors yet because residency is a part of their training. After residency is when they're considered "doctor," at least by their professional peers. Your comparison is, "apples to oranges"!
@@waynegilchrist1596 by training they mean residency. And yes they are 100% doctors in their residency, before becoming an attending. They go through residency because you can’t just become an attending straight out of medical school. Those years of residency are basically experience
How come miki is much higher than my uncle Kevin 🤣🤣🤣
I always wanted to be a nurse when I grow up so thank you for telling me how many years it takes and how much time it is a week now I know I’m making the right decision
Your energy is contagious.
OMG...80 HOURS A WEEK...😳😳
Full time is 36 hours a week? Are u serious?
Yup. 3 days 12.5 hours shifts but 30 minute lunch break you don't get paid for obviously. But yeah! 36!
14 days in a month
How many stupid tiktoks do you want to make? They: yes
80 hours a week and only 60k? I make more than that doing ubereats without college lol
In residency, doctors don't get paid based on time worked and they have to put in a lot of hours to meet the demands of the program. The payoff is pretty nice though. After residency, even hospitalists with no specialization can expect a 200k+ salary and only working 50-60 hrs/wk. Become a surgeon? 300k+. A cardio/neuro/plastic surgeon? 500k+
Yeah, it says starting salary, so the doctor would be a resident. And I believe a 1st year surgical resident gets paid $8-10 an hour. Around that. It depends. I calculated and he gets paid around $14.4/hr.
90.000? Jesus in germany they dont even get half
do consider the exchange rate too
Same in switzerland
@@sineadhunt9657 the dollar is worth the same or even more than the euro now
But main difference is living expense in germany all your medical need is covered but still
Now I wanna be a nurse
What song is this
I mean I'm going to some women are finally getting paid more than men and I'm glad there's some places that pay nurses a reasonable amount of money in comparison to what other places probably pay.
However how the f*** does this happen?
Does she work at a private hospital and he works at a public hospital or is it because she's been working four years longer than him?
Doctors surely don’t have that humongous salary but the happiness in treating people and saving lives cannot be replaced ♥️
they're just not trying hard enough.
You mean nurses don’t,
Stay a night in hospital you understand. Nurses watch patients whole night like dogs do everything from injection , cpr, to diaper change, while doctors write the prescription and sleep
@@msrevannavar9906 You know how hard doctors have to grind to become doctors
in India...private nurses be like😿
Maybe in US, in Europe doctors get at least 3x of what nurse makes.
Well in India, the doctors get paid more than nurses
In USA doctors make 400k .
And nurses make 100k.
Everywhere it is like this only😢
And yet if you get into the oil sands you’ll make more than both of them combined 🤯
Kevin is still happy. He gets to chat more with the other nurses.
I wanted to be a doctor but I feel like I don't see myself as a nurse 😂😂😭
And this is why nurses' need to stop patting themselves on the back about how difficult their lives are.
well actually their lives are difficult because they still work with many different professions such as doctors, physicians and many other great professions. nurses don’t just sit around and do nothing they literally save lives so please don’t hate on them and what they do because they do a lot more than you think
Thank you 😂😂
Let me know the title of the song 😂
Starting at 90k!! About 3 times what it is in the UK! No wonder your health care is so expensive!
That's not average. 30 an hour is average
I like this couple so much💕💕💕 You guys are wholesome
At least doctors won't need to do dirty things like wiping and clean up shits and pukes also in the long run doctors make double even triple than nurses while doing half work. Kevin is laughing his way off to the bank lol
What nursing specialty and which state pays $90k as a 1st year salary for a nurse?
California, Washington....but they are also HCOL places too
I was like wait what??!? I know nurses don’t get paid like that. But now I know😅
@@gringa23 yep I'm from South Carolina if I work 5 days a week I can make over 110k a year not including overtime or incentives Telemetry nurse
@@alstonmiller212 my goodness you are earning more than a specialist doctor. How is it possible
@@hidayatafridi1019 overtime working five instead of 3 days, and I get time in a half salary for it and know how to work the system I do night shift and Baylor, so I get more for nights and weekends so I can more, and they give out the incentive to work more hours a week anyway so it grows over time I'm a new grad and not a traveler
In India we need to study 100 hours a week in 12th grade to get a merit medical seat 😭😭. 15 lakhs ( 1 and a half million) Indians write the medical entrance a year.
true
@@syama3221 now 2.5 million
Depends if ur in band 6 or 7.A doctor could get that salary from band 5 however a nurse could only get that from band 7.
Yeah, what nurse making $90,000, unless you’re agency or have a specialty with an higher degree, FNP not no BSN
Larger cities this the starting salary right out of nursing school, thanks to the pandemic. They also often get between 5-20k starting bonuses if they sign a contract not to leave in a certain amount of years. I work for a hospital system in medium-large sized metro area.
Just California.
Omg Kevin looks so cute with his confused moves 😂
That's not fair, btw I'm the 1000 comment
Where does a nurse make 90k just starting?? I’m moving there
California
Actually 120k as a new grad in California that’s what I made
@@kanegrey7697 and life cost 2x more than normal places that nurse starts at 60k.
@@stevek2121 that’s true, but you still profit at the end of it.
You guys must really love helping people. High performing software engineering make 200k out of 4yrs of school and after 5+ years 500K+ (40-60hrs/wk). And if you join a good company and get lucky, with stock/options it will be way more than that. Investment banking/private equity will have similar numbers but will hit the higher ones faster with much further upper bound, but their work hours are similar to medicine(80hrs+). It's a shame hearing the salary numbers for medicine considering for how many years of schooling, the debt it requires, and how necessary they are to society. From other videos it seems like doctors at their peak will make similar to experienced engineers/mid-level bankers, but much later in their career like 8yrs later. It makes me worry about the medical field going forward as talent would prefer other fields. You should make a video on the medical industry and how it is losing talent to other more lucrative fields.
Only a very small subset of software engineers actually make that money. You're talking about those who get jobs at a handful of companies, but if you look at the average software engineer who didn't get lucky enough to land a MANGA job or similar, the average is much lower. We're talking 60-80k. But of course, if you want to look at the top 99th percentile sure you've got people making 200k but that's just not the real world.
@@Metruzanca Sure it is the higher bound, but probably not 99th percentile. It is much more common than becoming a doctors. Just consider how many students get admitted to medical school annually versus how many students get hired by high paying tech companies (not to mention how much more difficult it is to get into medicine). There are many many more companies than MANGA that offer competitive salaries. Small companies you never even heard of offering 200K+ for a few years of experience. If you look at a person who is intelligent enough to get into medicine, they can easily be a top performer in the tech if they had interest in it. Which goes back to my concern that if we have a talented individual who is interested in both medicine and tech, the current environment favors the tech path much more which means one less talented doctor, which arguable is more important to our society.
@@bdc225 you have ig i would like to talk to you if you are a software engineer or have experience in that field i am 17 years old .
@@bdc225 Your two comments are inconsistent. "200K+ for a few years of experience" is very different from "200k out of 4yrs of school" 4yrs of school is not anywhere equivalent to 4yrs of experience.
With 4years of experience, you can easily be in the range of 200-500k. 200k for a newgrad? Still pretty uncommon. But I see that we're using two different measurements. I'm strictly talking about overall numbers of new software engineers, how many of those are in big companies with really big salaries. While you're looking at the top performing engineers vs newgrad doctors salaries and seeing that of course theres more top performing engineers. But considering doctors have a much longer path than software engineers who don't even need to go to college, its quite obvious why theres a big difference.
I also disagree with your last point. Sure we need doctors, but we only have so many doctor positions available. I'd much rather that talented person take a dual interest and go into something like biotech to work on tech that doctors use. Unfortunately, I bet these positions are few and far between because (at least in the US) theres a lot of hoops to jump thru to make a medical tech product, so most people interested in making tech products don't go into these fields.
@@Metruzanca The 200K+ for few years of experience comment was meant to describe the average that is easily attainable, which you agree with. 4yoe for 200-500K is reasonable and if you compare this to their other video discussing doctor salaries, that is the same range for different types of doctors after medical school, some specialties requiring more schooling than others.
Sure, the new grads who do land those 200K+ out of school we can say are 99th, but to get 500k after some yoe (less than medical school + residency) is not 99th percentile is what i was trying to say, which clearly you agree with.
My point was that the amount of effort and time required for doctors to hit similar earning is much greater compared to career in tech along with way more student debt. Overtime this would likely lead to a lot of people choosing tech over medicine which may have negative impact on medical progression. I don't think you disagree with that, and if you do you're really just picking out minor details.
The way she is Shay 😂❤
Watching her videos makes me not to regret for going to nursing school 😉😉
At least doctors don't have to deal with relatives and poop
😂😂
Kevin reminds me of Jeff Goldblum lol
WHY I CANT STOP WATCHING THIS?
its depend on which Doctor
surgeon,eye specialist,gyno,cardio ...and many and nurse are helper of doctors not doctor are helper of nurse.
nurses are not helper of doctors 😒 they both plus other staff run the hospital... everyone depends on each other...
Lmao who's paying you that
THE OWNER OF THR HOSPITAL THE PRESIDENT OF THE HOSPITAL._.
She has some kind of complex / insecurity
Can you explain please?
@@glendivich5496 most of her videos are on the topic that how she being a nurse is awesome and his boyfriend being a doctor is somehow inferior than her and that poor humble guy always goes with the flow ... Her attitude is quite immature.
This made my heart go boom 💗💥
Woww!!u guys are just amazing 👏
Doctor will be doctor how much anyone earns ❤️
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