🐱I hate hospitals.🐱

✨ not all hospitals use the same tubes for different tests. This is just based off of what I use at the hospital I’m at. #phlebotomy #healthcare #bloodwork #lab #phlebotomystudent

Hey Girls💉✨ After reading you comments on my last post on healthcare careers that do not require a degree I realized that I missed a few, so here are 10 careers only for you✨ These roles typically need a certification, training, or a high school diploma, making them accessible entry points in

Hey Girls🩷✨ I have noticed that many of you are interested in the healthcare industry and the careers this field offers! ✨Respiratory Therapist✨ Description: Respiratory therapists specialize in the care of patients who have trouble breathing due to conditions like asthma, COPD, or pneumonia

My nursing school journey is a bit non-traditional, I decided to get my ADN instead of going straight to a 4 year 🩺 1️⃣ It was an easy transition since I did all of my nursing pre-requisites at my local community college. Its also very close to home 2️⃣ Tuition. The tuition for my nursing prog

Hey Girlies🎀✨ I wanted to share with you 10 different nursing branches, including their roles and average pay🩺 1. Registered Nurse (RN) Role: Provides direct patient care, administers medications, performs assessments, and educates patients. RNs work in various settings, including hospitals

Becoming a travel nurse has been one of the best decisions I've made, but it's not without its challenges. Here's my personal take on the pros & cons after living the travel nurse life: Pros: 1) Higher Pay - the financial freedom is a game-changer for me. 2) Flexibility - I choos

Hey Girlies🩺 Are you interested in becoming a nurse but are not necessarily excited about working in a hospital setting? This is for you ✨ School Nurse. 🏫📚 • Provide basic healthcare for students, handle minor injuries, administer medications, and educate on health issues. They also manage

Becoming a radiology technologist can be a rewarding career choice for several reasons: 1. Critical Role in Healthcare Radiology technologists play a vital role in diagnosing and treating illnesses. By providing accurate imaging, you help doctors make informed decisions that can save lives.

Packing your hospital bag doesn’t have to be stressful 🤍 This is a simple, no-overpacking checklist with what you actually need for your hospital stay. Hospitals usually provide diapers, wipes, formula, food, snacks, and basic toiletries - so pack light and focus on comfort ✨ I also included

Hospitals are supposed to be where you go when things get bad. But during my most recent hospital stay… I was reminded that thinking simply does NOT apply when you have a chronic illness. 7 weeks after my last IVIG (far too late, thanks insurance… not), after travel, stress, and weather fluctuat

Hey There✨ I’ve noticed that a lot of people are very interested in the healthcare field and not necessarily in becoming nurses and doctors, so I threw a list of some healthcare careers you can look into🤍🩺 🛠️1. Biomedical Equipment Technician (BMET) Role: BMETs are responsible for installin

hello ◡̈ I'm aware of the benefits of delayed cord clamping, and I definitely include it in my birth plan. However, simply writing "delayed cord clamping" may not be enough. Many hospitals already practice a 30-60 second delay, and some may believe this is sufficient. But research sho

I know they recommend a basic watch for nursing school but my Apple Watch has just been that girl through school and work. You can always find something to jazz it up physically, but the possibilities when it comes to using it for healthcare are endless. Love using my watch for clinical!!! 🫡Mili

🚿Water-Repellent Cotton Canvas 🌵Cactus Material logo and leather-like trim 📚 2 exterior drop in pockets on sides 💳 1 easy access back exterior pocket for essentials 🫰🏼 Snap closure 7pm-7am shift: 🌅From sunset to sunrise🌄 It’s a 24 hour job at the hospitals and 12 of them are mine🫶🏼 Feeling

I feel like now a days everybody thinks the only healthcare job you can make money in is a Nurse and I PROMISE it’s not 🫰🏼 1️⃣ ~ Phlebotomist: I’m currently a Licensed Phlebotomist and I love it ! I draw people’s blood (if you’re not good around needles or blood this won’t be for you ). I also c

If you’re pregnant, you want to have your hospital bag packed and ready to go no later than 36 weeks! The last thing you want is for an emergency to occur & you have to run around the house looking for your things or leave the house without them. So here’s a checklist so you don’t miss a

The medical field can feel like a whole new language, but breaking it down into easy terms makes it less intimidating. Whether you’re studying, working in healthcare, or just curious, knowing these basics can really help. 🩺 The first chart covers common medical abbreviations and their full forms

1. Continuous Fetal Monitoring Fetal monitoring is done to measure the baby’s heart rate in-utero. Some hospitals still set you up with a continuous (permanent, so to speak) heart rate monitor around your belly that is attached to a computer and printer. This monitor also measures the timing and i

How I Studied Medical Billing & Coding From Home With Just Two Books and No Healthcare Background Two years ago, I decided to study medical billing and coding from home. I had no healthcare experience. No idea what CPT or ICD-10 even meant. I just knew I needed a job I could do remotely —

Hey Girlies🩷✨ 🩺Travel Nurse Travel nurses take temporary assignments in various locations, filling in where there are staffing shortages. They may work in hospitals, clinics, or specialized facilities and often take assignments lasting from 8 to 26 weeks. Average Salary: $80,000 - $120,000 p

🧥Jacket/Vest: the hospitals get cold at night, especially during the winter months. A good quality jacket and vest will last a lifetime! It’s a necessity and you get what you pay for. They’ll love it! 🪪Most hospitals have dress codes so there’s not many ways to express your unique style and pers

The hospital setting isn’t for everyone, but it sure has its positives, contrary to popular belief! ✨ Hospitals allow you to work multiple shifts (full time, part time, per diem). You can work a shift that works for you! ✨ Hospitals have benefits that give you time off for your own personal ne

Hey Girls🩷 Are you a CNA like myself and do not want to work in LTC anymore? Here are five different places where you can work with a CNA license besides nursing homes: 1. Hospitals Provide patient care in various departments, such as emergency rooms, maternity wards, or medical-surgical

What ive learned being Goth People will treat you differently in hospitals because of alternative styles. it's very true how many rude doctors ive had and lead to me just not trusting hospitals, doctors, but how mean and cruel nurses are especially. just for having piercings, colored hair, mak