#hospitalworker

I’ve been wanting to get into the healthcare field for a while now and I found 3 great options but I can’t decide on which one to do. They all interest me and if I could I would do all of them 😅. Please help a girl out 🙏🏻🤎 #healthcareworker #radiologytech 🩻 #pharmacytechnician 💊 #phlebotomist 💉🩸

Here’s some of the biggest pros and cons to working as a nurse! Cons: 🩺 Work “politics” - Some mangers have favorites, some coworkers SUCK. Coworkers can make or break your job. Some are rude or out to get you for no reason And HR typically doesn’t do much about it. My advice? Just keep to yo

Hey yall! Here is a quick run down of my day as a hospital phlebotomist. I clock in at 11 and am usually in outpatient doing draws until around 4:30-5pm. After that, I go to main lab and do icu, medsurg, and er draws as needed and lots of processing. We also have to scan in OR specimens and culture

Personally I love my 12 hour shifts, I feel like in a hospital setting it’s necessary. I like spending time with my patients and being able to track their progress over an entire day. I also really enjoy having 3 on 4 off. For me this feels more rewarding and I feel like I get more done when I

Here is what my routine looks like as a NICU nurse! I have been working for 8 months now!!! 👩‍⚕️🍼🐯🐣🐥 #nursevlog #hospitalworker #nurse #nicunurse #nursecareer #dayinthelife #nurseonduty #nursejourney #lemon8challenge #nurselife

🤍 what is prn ? prn is latin for “Pro re nata” which just means as needed. so you basically only work when needed. 🤍 as a PRN princess you have the freedom to choose your shifts, allowing for a better work-life balance. i already decided that im going to work all of september so i can take october

Giving immunizations in the hospital is very different from a clinic setting. Half the time I’m explaining why a vaccine matters to patients who are already overwhelmed, confused, or just exhausted from being admitted. Some are grateful, some are hesitant, and some flat-out refuse. It’s less about