Registered Nurse DITL| Pros of Home Health Nursing| Flexible Nurse Jobs| Mental Health Check In| LPN
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- In today’s video I share Pros for working as a Home Nurse. Home health is a great option for nurses seeking flexibility, peace, and a break from the bedside. We must protect our Mental Health🩷
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Autonomy and independence is non negotiable at this point of my life. Glad you have that with your career as well ❤
Just not negotiable!! Thanks love🩷
Yes to having work life balance as nurses!! I just love that you're doing something that not only pays well but also gives you autonomy! Home health can really pay well, you're right there are jobs out there ideal for nurses! Loved your work vlog Tawanda. You dropped some gems in this one! ❤
Thanks Emma! I’m loving you in your new position. Just not having a commute is so beneficial for you and your family ☺️
I’m with you on Home Health! Currently a home health nurse! Love the flexibility, and I don’t miss being in the Hospital at all! I recently relocated from Connecticut to Florida. Left the hospital setting in Connecticut (that still allowed 8 hr. Shifts!! Majority of the Nurses work 12hrs, but in CT they offered (8 hr/4 hrs) to cover the 12 hrs. Now in Florida doing Home Visits! As an LPN! I Love It!!!! No longer desire to get my RN even though I completely the Pre-reqs & TEAS test. But my interest is in Beauty! So I’m going to school for that as well. ❤ I’m OFFICIALLY DONE with bedside nursing. Only Con is the Extra mileage on my car and for the PEACE ☮️ OF MIND…I’m okay with it 😅😂
Hi Nicky, the flexibility and PEACE OF MIND IS UNMATCHED. I’m glad you have found your happy place in the field of nursing. Thanks for watching and sharing your story🩷
It is how to do it when it comes to workplace drama and intimidation. I dealt with something the other day and do not really want to go back. The position is only per diem. After being a nurse for so long I am thinking about staying away from larger facilities. There will be something everywhere you go but the less drama, the better.
It’s a shame that we have to make these type of decisions. However, our peace of mind should come first. Thanks for watching 😊
Twanada, I keep missing you so, I'lldo the replay.
Hey Girl☺️
Great video! I just subscribed!
I've been an RN for 6 years and I would like to try HH soon. I only see case management positions for RN's. Is that a good starting position? What HH position do you recommend that I start with? Thanks for your help!
You're so motivating, thank you for your videos!
Thank you so much! I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment ❤️
Thank you so much for sharing this information! I just started with a home health agency with a great reputation and so far the support and learning opportunities has greatly exceeded my expectations. I am looking forward to the work-life balance this position will provide for my family and I! I left med surg still as a new grad feeling like I picked the wrong job and now I am already feeling a million times better. Can't wait to see your other videos on home health nursing!
I just quit case manager home health. .. it was nothing like I thought SOC wound care MD calls ordering equipment 81 folks to manage… paperwork ugh Monday to Sunday ..PRN is the way to go …
OMG 81 😱‼️Yes, that’s why I’m not a Case Manager. At this stage in the game I don’t like things being to unpredictable. I go in do my SOC and I’m done. Thanks for watching😊
I love this autonomy independence no over-shoulder stares.
It’s the BEST‼️
I can’t wait for all the upcoming topics. Always good information ❤
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thats cray, 45 min for soc? i ran into a rn and she said it takes 3hrs! you have to continue to drop the gems on being efficient!!
I got you! I will do a mock SOC soon. Stay tuned, and thanks for watching🩷
SOC f2f is 2 hours plus if you do paperwork in the home … add an extra hour if they have wound vacs.. and wound care lawd what job you at
@@mysterynurse307 95% of my patients are Ortho. Mostly repetitive education. I don’t even have to assess the surgical incision because 99% of the time the patient has a non-removable dressing that the Case Manager removes in 5-7 days.
I wanna transition to none bedside care in another 5 year's or so thinking about case management, utilization review, telehealth work from home would be ideal I've been at the bedside 17 year's and I'm tired you're channel is so informative and inspiring.😊
Thanks Lisa🩷
Hello Sis, always a great video.Yesss Nursing has afforded me a wonderful life. In my 40 years of Health Care I've been in many aspects of Nursing 🙏🙏 .God has been truly blessed me.
Hi Sheila, blessings upon blessings. God is worthy to be praised🙌🏾
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Always great to see a new video from you 😀
Awwww! Thanks!! More COMING 😉
Yesss Flexibility is keyyyyy with kids…
Family FIRST‼️
Facts 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Love your videos!
Thanks Kandas! More to come 🩷
Im here for this 🙌🏾 you definitely got my ear from the first time you talked about your experience doing home health ❤
Home Health is my Vibe🩷
Heyyy Tawanda ❤
Heyyyyyyy Beautiful 🩷
Heyyy Queen 👸🏽
Do you have a video coming out talking about new grad employment?
Hi, no I don’t. If you have specific questions ask them below or email me. I will be answering subscription questions this week in individual videos.
My email address is: Accordingtotawanda@gmail.com
Thanks for watching ☺️
@@AccordingToTawanda Okay thank you 🙏🏾 ❤️
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Pon Di Replay!
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