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- #026: MICU vs SICU | Which Nursing Job Should I Pick?Are you wondering what the difference between the medical and surgical ICUs is? Then watch this. I'm going to make a quick comparison between the MICU and SICU to help you figure out which nursing job you should pick.Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.🏫 Look for Nursing Schools: https://nursemoneytalk.com/schools🔍 Look for Nursing Jobs: https://nursemoneytalk.com/jobs❓Want to Ask a Question: https://nursemoneytalk.com/ask📖 Notes/Further Reading: https://nursemoneytalk.com/blog/micu-vs-sicuResources for Pre-Nursing Students➔ Pre Nursing Student Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/prenursing-academyResources to Ace Nursing School➔ Find a tutor for Nursing School: https://nursemoneytalk.com/tutor➔ Nursing Student Academy (Get help on tough topics in nursing school): https://nursemoneytalk.com/nursing-student-academy➔ NCLEX Prep: https://nursemoneytalk.com/nclexprepResources for New Nurses➔ New Grad Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/newgradacademyTimestamps:00:00 - MICU vs SICU: Which Nursing Job Should I Pick?00:51 - What is the ICU?01:52 - Areas of the ICU03:08 - What Is the MICU?03:52 - What Is the SICU?04:18 - Key Similarities Between the MICU and the SICU06:47 - Choosing the Right Unit for You09:05 - Looking for a Nursing Job?Disclaimer: As always, all views are MY OWN. Opinions expressed within my videos or website/s do not represent the views of my employers, or any institutions, and/or organizations. Please also note NO professional advice (legal, financial, career, otherwise) is being given.10 min
- #025: BAD IDEA! Don't Accept Gifts or Tips as a Nurse | You Should Do This InsteadIn this video, I will discuss why it's a bad idea to accept gifts and tips from patients. Also, I will share what you should do instead when a patient insists on giving you a tip or a gift.Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.🏫 Look for Nursing Schools: https://nursemoneytalk.com/schools🔍 Look for Nursing Jobs: https://nursemoneytalk.com/jobs📖 Notes/Further Reading: https://nursemoneytalk.com/blog/can-nurses-accept-tips-giftsResources for Pre-Nursing Students➔ Pre Nursing Student Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/prenursing-academyResources to Ace Nursing School➔ Find a tutor for Nursing School: https://nursemoneytalk.com/tutor➔ Nursing Student Academy (Get help on tough topics in nursing school): https://nursemoneytalk.com/nursing-student-academy➔ NCLEX Prep: https://nursemoneytalk.com/nclexprepResources for New Nurses➔ New Grad Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/newgradacademyTimestamps:00:00 - Don't Accept Gifts or Tips as a Nurse01:47 - Why Nurses Shouldn’t Accept Tips or Gifts06:00 - What Should You Do If a Patient Tries to Tip or Give Gifts?11:05 - Let Me Know Your Thoughts!Disclaimer: As always, all views are MY OWN. Opinions expressed within my videos or website/s do not represent the views of my employers, or any institutions, and/or organizations. Please also note NO professional advice (legal, financial, career, otherwise) is being given.12 min
- #024: Can You Get Fired For a Medication Error? | Tip + Tricks to Prevent Medication ErrorsA 2010 study showed that 100% of nurses have made at least one mistake during their careers. In this video, I will share tips on how to prevent medication errors.Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.🏫 Look for Nursing Schools: https://nursemoneytalk.com/schools🔍 Look for Nursing Jobs: https://nursemoneytalk.com/jobs❓ Want to Ask a Question: https://nursemoneytalk.com/askResources for Pre-Nursing Students➔ Pre Nursing Student Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/prenursing-academyResources to Ace Nursing School➔ Find a tutor for Nursing School: https://nursemoneytalk.com/tutor➔ Nursing Student Academy (Get help on tough topics in nursing school): https://nursemoneytalk.com/nursing-student-academy➔ NCLEX Prep: https://nursemoneytalk.com/nclexprepResources for New Nurses➔ New Grad Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/newgradacademy📖 Notes/Further Reading: https://nursemoneytalk.com/blog/do-nurses-get-fired-for-med-errors📖 http://www.nursinglaw.com/mederror3.pdf📖 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3208929/Timestamps:00:00 - Can You Get Fired For a Medication Error?01:16 - Every Nurse Makes Mistakes04:13 - How To Prevent Medication Errors07:20 - What If You Still Make a Mistake?08:58 - Errare Humanum EstDisclaimer: As always, all views are MY OWN. Opinions expressed within my videos or website/s do not represent the views of my employers, or any institutions, and/or organizations. Please also note NO professional advice (legal, financial, career, otherwise) is being given.10 min
- #022: Is Night Shift ACTUALLY Better for New Grad Nurses? | My Honest Opinion To This!Let's talk about the night shift, specifically, new grads working the night shift. There's a BIG chance as a new grad nurse you'll be hired on nights and told it's the best shift for new nurses. Is it really? And why do they always say that? In this video, I'll talk about that and share with you some of the pros and cons of working nights as a new nurse because it's not exactly as they make it seem.Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.🏫 Look for Nursing Schools: https://nursemoneytalk.com/schools🔍 Look for Nursing Jobs: https://nursemoneytalk.com/jobs📖 Notes/Further Reading: https://nursemoneytalk.com/blog/is-night-shift-better-for-new-grad-nursesResources for Pre-Nursing Students➔ Pre Nursing Student Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/prenursing-academyResources to Ace Nursing School➔ Find a tutor for Nursing School: https://nursemoneytalk.com/tutor➔ Nursing Student Academy (Get help on tough topics in nursing school): https://nursemoneytalk.com/nursing-student-academy➔ NCLEX Prep: https://nursemoneytalk.com/nclexprepResources for New Nurses➔ New Grad Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/newgradacademyTimestamps:00:00 - Is Night Shift ACTUALLY Better for New Grad Nurses?01:02 - Why You Won’t Have a Choice as a New Grad01:45 - #1 More Nurses Want to Work on Days04:46 - #2 Night Shift is Better for New Nurses to Learn06:33 - Disadvantages of Working Night Shift for New Nurses06:51 - #1 Fewer People Around When You Need Help07:39 - #2 You’ll Struggle if You Can’t Work Nights10:33 - RecommendationDisclaimer: As always, all views are MY OWN. Opinions expressed within my videos or website/s do not represent the views of my employers, or any institutions, and/or organizations. Please also note NO professional advice (legal, financial, career, otherwise) is being given.14 min
- #023: 5 Things Nurses Should Watch Out For When Using Social MediaHere are my thoughts on some social media guidelines for nurses. These are the things you should be watching out for if you're a nurse and you frequently use social media.Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.🏫 Look for Nursing Schools: https://nursemoneytalk.com/schools🔍 Look for Nursing Jobs: https://nursemoneytalk.com/jobs❓ Want to Ask a Question: https://nursemoneytalk.com/askResources for Pre-Nursing Students➔ Pre Nursing Student Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/prenursing-academyResources to Ace Nursing School➔ Find a tutor for Nursing School: https://nursemoneytalk.com/tutor➔ Nursing Student Academy (Get help on tough topics in nursing school): https://nursemoneytalk.com/nursing-student-academy➔ NCLEX Prep: https://nursemoneytalk.com/nclexprepResources for New Nurses➔ New Grad Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/newgradacademyTimestamps:00:00 - Using Social Media For Nurses | 5 Things to Watch Out For!00:34 - #1 Complaining About a Patient02:11 - #2 Complaining About Your Employer03:35 - #3 Taking and Posting Pictures at Work04:41 - #4 Posting Pictures When You Call in Sick06:23 - #5 Postings Things That Question Your Nursing or Medical CredibilityDisclaimer: As always, all views are MY OWN. Opinions expressed within my videos or website/s do not represent the views of my employers, or any institutions, and/or organizations. Please also note NO professional advice (legal, financial, career, otherwise) is being given.9 min
- #021: 7 Ways to Make 6 Figures as a Nurse | Tips + Tricks To Earn $100K+ as a Nurse!You're not going to make this initially and you're going to have to work for it but it's possible to make six figures a year as a nurse. That's right $100,000 plus a year as a nurse. I'm going to show you some steps you can start taking TODAY!Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.🏫 Look for Nursing Schools: https://nursemoneytalk.com/schools🔍 Look for Nursing Jobs: https://nursemoneytalk.com/jobs🔍 Look for Financial Advisor: https://nursemoneytalk.com/financialadvisor📖 Notes/Further Reading: https://nursemoneytalk.com/blog/can-nurses-make-6-figures#1-get-an-advanced-nursing-degree📖 10 Highest Paying RN Jobs: https://nursemoneytalk.com/blog/highest-paying-rn-jobs📖 Nurse Stress Management Techniques: https://nursemoneytalk.com/blog/nurse-stress-managementResources for Pre-Nursing Students➔ Pre Nursing Student Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/prenursing-academyResources to Ace Nursing School➔ Find a tutor for Nursing School: https://nursemoneytalk.com/tutor➔ Nursing Student Academy (Get help on tough topics in nursing school): https://nursemoneytalk.com/nursing-student-academy➔ NCLEX Prep: https://nursemoneytalk.com/nclexprepResources for New Nurses➔ New Grad Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/newgradacademy➔ Side-Hustle for Nurse: https://nursemoneytalk.com/proofreadTimestamps:00:00 - Ways to Make 6 Figures as a Nurse01:41 - Can a Nurse Make 6 Figures?02:53 - 8 Ways to Make 6 Figures as a Nurse03:25 - #1 Get an Advanced Nursing Degree05:40 - #2 Change Jobs or Specialties08:35 - #3 Work Overtime14:56 - #4 Move / Change Locations16:46 - #5 Start a Side Hustle18:37 - #6 Start Your Own Business20:35 - #7 Look at Being a Travel Nurse22:36 - #8 Learn to Manage Your Finances24:55 - Looking for a Financial Advisor?Disclaimer: As always, all views are MY OWN. Opinions expressed within my videos or website/s do not represent the views of my employers, or any institutions, and/or organizations. Please also note NO professional advice (legal, financial, career, otherwise) is being given.27 min
- #020: Is Being a Nurse Still Worth it in 2022? | You Should Know This!Working in healthcare has been really hard the last couple of years. Many people have left the nursing profession out of frustration for one reason or the other. This has left many more wondering if being a nurse is still worth it.Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.🏫 Look for Nursing Schools: https://nursemoneytalk/schools🔍 Look for Nursing Jobs: https://nursemoneytalk.com/jobs❓ Want to Ask a Question: https://nursemoneytalk.com/ask📖 Notes/Further Reading: https://nursemoneytalk.com/blog/is-being-a-nurse-worth-itResources for Pre-Nursing Students:➔ Pre Nursing Student Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/prenursing-academyResources to Ace Nursing School➔ Find a tutor for Nursing School: https://nursemoneytalk.com/tutor➔ Nursing Student Academy (Get help on tough topics in nursing school): https://nursemoneytalk.com/nursing-student-academy➔ NCLEX Prep: https://nursemoneytalk.com/nclexprepResources for New Nurses➔ New Grad Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/newgradacademyTimestamps:00:00 - Is Being a Nurse Still Worth it in 2022?01:41 - Reasons Why Being a Nurse is Worth It02:16 - #1 Pay Remains Strong03:20 - #2 Job Security Remains Good04:24 - #3 Job Opportunities and Job Flexibility05:12 - #4 Nursing is a Rewarding Career05:46 - Some Caveats of Being a Nurse06:34 - RecommendationDisclaimer: As always, all views are MY OWN. Opinions expressed within my videos or website/s do not represent the views of my employers, or any institutions, and/or organizations. Please also note NO professional advice (legal, financial, career, otherwise) is being given.8 min
- #019: 6 Ways to Make More Money as a Nurse in 2022 | Try This!One of the nice things about being a nurse is that there are a lot of ways you can make more money. Here are a few of my favorites tailored specifically for 2022.Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.🏫 Look for Nursing Schools: https://nursemoneytalk/schools🔍 Look for Nursing Jobs: https://nursemoneytalk.com/jobs❓ Want to Ask a Question: https://nursemoneytalk.com/ask📖 Notes/Further Reading: https://nursemoneytalk.com/blog/how-to-make-more-money-as-a-nurse📖 How to Get a Raise as a Nurse: https://nursemoneytalk.com/blog/how-to-get-a-raise-as-a-nurse📖 7 Practical Ways to Make 6 Figures as a Nurse: https://nursemoneytalk.com/blog/can-nurses-make-6-figures📖 How Much Do Nurses Make?: https://nursemoneytalk.com/blog/how-much-do-nurses-makeResources for Pre-Nursing Students➔ Pre Nursing Student Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/prenursing-academyResources to Ace Nursing School➔ Find a tutor for Nursing School: https://nursemoneytalk.com/tutor➔ Nursing Student Academy (Get help on tough topics in nursing school): https://nursemoneytalk.com/nursing-student-academy➔ NCLEX Prep: https://nursemoneytalk.com/nclexprepResources for New Nurses➔ New Grad Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/newgradacademyTimestamps:00:00 - 6 Ways to Make More Money as a Nurse in 202201:12 - #1 Picking-Up Extra Shifts03:39 - #2 Ask for a Raise05:31 - #3 Look for Another Job07:00 - #4 Travel Nursing09:41 - #5 Get an Advanced Nursing Degree11:33 - #6 Start BudgetingDisclaimer: As always, all views are MY OWN. Opinions expressed within my videos or website/s do not represent the views of my employers, or any institutions, and/or organizations. Please also note NO professional advice (legal, financial, career, otherwise) is being given.14 min
- #018: 12 Tips on Starting a New Nursing Job | Nursing Career TipsStarting a new nursing job is hard. A new workplace environment, new co-workers, new protocols are just a few of the things you'll face. To help you, here are a few of my top tips for transitioning into a new job.Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.🏫 Look for Nursing Schools: https://nursemoneytalk/schools🔍 Look for Nursing Jobs: https://nursemoneytalk.com/jobs📖 Notes/Further Reading: https://nursemoneytalk.com/blog/starting-a-new-nurse-jobResources for Pre-Nursing Students➔ Pre Nursing Student Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/prenursing-academyResources to Ace Nursing School➔ Find a tutor for Nursing School: https://nursemoneytalk.com/tutor➔ Nursing Student Academy (Get help on tough topics in nursing school): https://nursemoneytalk.com/nursing-student-academy➔ NCLEX Prep: https://nursemoneytalk.com/nclexprepResources for New Nurses➔ New Grad Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/newgradacademyTimestamps:00:00 Tips on Starting a New Nursing Job01:03 - #1 Prep for Your New Specialty04:32 - #2 Plan Your First Day06:14 - #3 Learn Facility and Departmental Protocols07:47 - #4 Learn Who the Nurse Leaders are11:23 - #5 Get to Know Your New-Co-Workers13:47 - #6 Get to Know Your Medical Providers14:52 - #7 Be Teachable for Your New Employer16:08 - #8 Strive To Make a Good First Impression16:56 - #9 Do NOT Bad-Mouth Your Old Employer, Manager, or Co-Workers18:27 - #10 Adjust Your Expectations for Orientation19:32 - #11 Show Up Every Day with a Smile and Positive Attitude19:43 - #12 Give a Fair Trial Run Before Quitting20:24 Looking for a Nursing Job?Disclaimer: As always, all views are MY OWN. Opinions expressed within my videos or website/s do not represent the views of my employers, or any institutions, and/or organizations. Please also note NO professional advice (legal, financial, career, otherwise) is being given.23 min
- #017 Clinic Nursing vs Hospital NursingI'm going over the differences between clinic nursing and hospital nursing. I’m discussing the benefits and what options you may have. If you are looking for a new nursing job or consider trying something new check out our job board. You can find the show notes for this episode on nursemoneytalk.com/podcast/17. You can find nursing jobs by going to nursemoneytalk.com/jobs. Find nursing programs by going to nursemoneytalk.com/schools.16 min
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Being a nurse is difficult, and it seems like no one understands the struggles of being a nurse quite like another nurse. Join Thomas Uzuegbunem, a bachelor's prepared registered nurse, a "tech junky," and a "financial geek" as he delves into some of the concerns and issues related to nursing career and nurse life. If you want a show that understands your career and what you're going through, then subscribe and join us every week for the discussion and then head to the show notes page to chime in your two cents.
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