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New End Nurse Life Review

FIRST JOB REVIE 💖

📌 Career / Position: Nursing

💼 Texture: Considered okay. Not too much.

💰 Salary / welfare: 35000-0000฿

👍 Favorites: Like living with each other like friends and sisters makes it easy to talk to each other.

👎 What it's not like: Stay with chemicals all day. The future can be risky.

⭐: 8 / 10

# Nurse ends again # Professional nurse # Nurse review # Nurse review

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... Read moreหลายคนทักมาถาม “เงินเดือนพยาบาลจบใหม่เท่าไหร่” เลยขอเล่าแบบละเอียดขึ้นจากประสบการณ์ช่วงเริ่มทำงานจริงค่ะ (เผื่อกำลังตัดสินใจสมัครรพ. หรือเลือกหน่วยงาน) 1) เงินเดือนพยาบาลจบใหม่: ดู “รายได้รวม” ไม่ใช่แค่ฐานเงินเดือน ตอนเริ่มทำงาน หลายที่ฐานเงินเดือนอาจไม่ได้สูงมาก แต่รายได้ที่เราได้จริงจะมาจากหลายก้อนรวมกัน เช่น - ฐานเงินเดือน (ตามโครงสร้างของรพ./รัฐ-เอกชน) - ค่าประกอบวิชาชีพ/ค่าใบประกอบ (บางที่ให้เป็นรายเดือน) - ค่าเวรนอกเวลา/OT (บางเดือนเยอะ บางเดือนน้อย) - ค่าตำแหน่ง/ค่าเฉพาะทาง/ค่าเสี่ยง (แล้วแต่นโยบายและหน่วย) - รายได้จิปาถะ เช่น ค่าอื่นๆ หรือสวัสดิการบางอย่าง ของเราช่วงแรกๆ รายได้รวมทำได้ประมาณ 35,000–40,000 บาท (บางเดือนมากกว่านี้ได้ถ้าเวร/OT เยอะและขยันรับเพิ่ม) เพราะฉะนั้นเวลาเทียบ “เงินเดือนพยาบาลจบใหม่” แนะนำให้ถาม HR ให้ครบว่าเงินเดือนรวมโดยเฉลี่ยต่อเดือนอยู่ช่วงไหน และมีอะไรบวกเพิ่มได้บ้าง 2) ทำงาน OPD เคมีบำบัด ภาระงานจริงเป็นแบบไหน หน่วย OPD เคมีบำบัดจะต่างจากวอร์ดตรงที่คนไข้มาตามนัด ส่วนใหญ่ทำงานเป็นเวลาราชการ (เช่น จ-ศ 8:00–16:00) วันหยุดได้หยุดค่อนข้างปกติ แต่วันที่คนไข้เยอะ “จะวุ่นมาก” เพราะต้องประสานงานหลายจุด และต้องคุมความถูกต้องแบบละเอียดสุดๆ สิ่งที่เจอจริงๆ คือ “งานเอกสารต้องเป๊ะ” บางที่ยังใช้กระดาษคู่กับลงระบบ ทำให้ต้องเช็กซ้ำหลายรอบ ความละเอียดนี่แหละที่เหนื่อยกว่างานใช้แรงค่ะ 3) ความเสี่ยงที่ควรรู้: อยู่กับยา/สารเคมีทั้งวัน ถ้าเป็นสายเคมีบำบัด ความกังวลหลักคือความเสี่ยงจากการสัมผัสยาและสารเคมี แนะนำมือใหม่ให้โฟกัสเรื่องนี้ตั้งแต่วันแรก - ใส่ PPE ให้ครบตามมาตรฐานของหน่วย - ระวังขั้นตอนเตรียม/ให้ยา/ทิ้งขยะติดเชื้อและสารเคมี - ถ้ามีอาการผิดปกติให้รีบแจ้งพี่ๆ และหัวหน้างาน 4) ถ้าอยากให้เงินเดือนรวมสูงขึ้น ควรคุยอะไรตอนสมัคร ก่อนเซ็นสัญญา ลองถามให้ชัดๆ ว่า - ค่าประกอบวิชาชีพให้เท่าไหร่/เริ่มให้เดือนไหน - ค่าเวรนอกเวลา/OT คิดยังไง และเฉลี่ยเดือนละประมาณเท่าไหร่ในหน่วยนั้น - ตารางเวรจริงของหน่วย OPD เป็นแบบไหน (มีวันหยุดนักขัตฤกษ์/เสาร์อาทิตย์ไหม) - สวัสดิการสำคัญ เช่น ประกันสุขภาพ โบนัส/ปรับเงินเดือน 5) สังคมการทำงานสำคัญพอๆ กับเงินเดือน อีกอย่างที่ทำให้ทำงานไหว คือทีมที่คุยกันได้ อยู่กันแบบเพื่อนพี่น้อง เวลางานหนักมันผ่านง่ายขึ้นเยอะ ถ้าที่ไหนบรรยากาศดี ต่อให้เงินเดือนต่างกันนิดหน่อย ก็อาจคุ้มในระยะยาวค่ะ ถ้าใครกำลังชั่งใจว่า “พยาบาลจบใหม่เงินเดือนเท่านี้โอเคไหม” ลองเทียบรายได้รวม + รูปแบบงาน + ความเสี่ยงของหน่วย แล้วเลือกที่เหมาะกับไลฟ์สไตล์ตัวเองที่สุดนะคะ

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Organization is my go-to for a clean desk, clean look, and clean mind!! Creating my own “nurse brain” binder has been a lifesaver for making my review sessions and study sessions a breeze! Simply grab and go to have all my information I’m working on it one easy place!! Makes debating what to br
Stella Studies

Stella Studies

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If you’re taking the teas exam in 2026, review these questions.Dm for more info
#teasexam #teastest #prenusing #nursingstudent #fypシ
Nurse Samuel M 🩺 💉

Nurse Samuel M 🩺 💉

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Hurst Review: Endocrine System 🩺📖 | Must Know !
Hey nursing students! Here’s a review from Hurst on the endocrine system—essential for understanding hormones, disorders, and NCLEX prep. Hope this helps! Save this for later and let me know if you find it useful! #NursingStudent #NCLEXPrep #HurstReview #EndocrineSystem #FutureNurse
Nurse Radiance

Nurse Radiance

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Nclex review Questions and Answers
### General Hashtags - ** #NCLEX ** - ** #NCLEXRN ** - ** #NCLXPN ** - ** #NursingStudent ** - ** #FutureNurse ** - **#NursingSchool** ### Study and Prep Hashtags - **#NCLEXPrep** - **#NCLEXReview** - **#NursingExam** - **#NursingTest** - **#NursingGoals** ### Support and Comm
Easy NCLEX

Easy NCLEX

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Systems to Review Before Nursing School Starts
Nursing school is starting soon! Are you ready?! 👀 One thing I always recommend to students starting Med Surg is to review your patho first! Having a strong foundation in how an organ or system normally works will help so much when you’re learning about the disorders that happen when they aren’t
Nurse Well Versed

Nurse Well Versed

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A white page titled "175 POINTS NURSING MUST KNOWS" lists nursing facts from point 1 to 17, covering documentation, assessments, injections, and patient care principles.
A white page continues the "175 POINTS NURSING MUST KNOWS" list, displaying points 18 to 35, which include definitions of malpractice, legal aspects, nursing diagnoses, and sterile technique.
A white page presents points 36 to 55 from the "175 POINTS NURSING MUST KNOWS" list, detailing ear care, patient identification, body systems, and injection needle sizes.
Things A Nurse Needs to Know 💉
#thingsanurseneedstoknow #nursingeducation #lemon8nurses #nursingstudent #nursingschoolmotivation 💉 🏥 💊 🩺 ⚕️
SouthernMama

SouthernMama

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A flat lay of medical supplies including a tourniquet, blood collection tubes, gauze, a blood collection set, and a normal saline syringe, commonly used by ICU nurses for procedures like blood draws and administering fluid boluses.
Medical equipment on a cart in a hospital hallway, depicting the environment where ICU nurses work, managing patients who might be 'riding the vent' or requiring frequent monitoring.
A computer screen displaying 'Trissel's IV Compatibility' on Lexidrug, showing a search for drug compatibility, illustrating the critical checks nurses perform before administering medications like a 'bolus' in the ICU.
Phrases You Only Hear as a Nurse in the ICU 🩻⭐️
Working in the ICU introduces you to a unique set of phrases that become second nature 🤭 Here are a few that might sound unfamiliar to outsiders but are part of our daily vocabulary: 1. "Riding the Vent" 🫁 This phrase refers to a patient being fully dependent on mechanical ventilation
ang | pediatric nurse

ang | pediatric nurse

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Healthy Habits - as a Student Nurse 👩‍⚕️
• Drink water before coffee. Your brain will thank you. • Pack snacks. Granola bars > vending machine regrets. • Review notes in 15-min chunks. Cramming is chaos. • Keep scrubs in your car. Just in case. • Use voice memos to study. Listen while walking. • Say no when you’re drained. Protect
Mezz

Mezz

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The image displays the book cover for "Lights Out" by Navessa Allen, a New York Times Bestseller. The cover features a blue skull design on a dark background. Text overlays indicate it's a book review for a dark romance, placed on a textured white blanket with a woven basket.
This image presents the "Lights Out" book cover alongside details about the book. It lists a "Spicy Level" of 3.5 stars and warnings including explicit content, child abuse, alcohol consumption, death/suicidal thoughts, blood and gore descriptions, and rape and murder descriptions.
The image introduces the main characters: Alyssa (Aly), a nurse who fantasized about Josh, and Josh (The Faceless Man), who is obsessed with Aly, skilled with computers, and knows how to hack. Illustrations of both characters are included.
𝐁𝐨𝐨𝐤 𝐑𝐞𝐯𝐢𝐞𝐰
#fyp #viral #books #BookReview #romance
𓆩 𝐗𝐱𝐋𝐚𝐲𝐋𝐚𝐱𝐗 𓆪

𓆩 𝐗𝐱𝐋𝐚𝐲𝐋𝐚𝐱𝐗 𓆪

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FUTURE NURSE 🏥 LPN|RN
Living out the Path GOD created for me 🙏🏽 #nurselife #lpntorn #studentnurse #newgradnurse #selfcare
Muva Mars, LPN

Muva Mars, LPN

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NCLEX Review: Types of Shock ⚡️
💡 Anaphylactic: Allergies 💡 Cardiogenic: Cardiac Pump Failure 💡 Obstructive: Obstructed Flow (Blockage) 💡 Septic: Sickly Infection 💡 Hypovolemic: Hemorrhage (Fluid Loss) 💡 Neurogenic: Nerve Damage ⚠️ NCLEX Tip: Most types of shock (especially hypovolemic & distributive), rapid fluid rep
BeautifulNursing™️

BeautifulNursing™️

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