I really appreciate your honesty and optimism. I am a new nurse and started at a SNF and I am totally relating to this!

You are my nurse soulmate. Everything you have said is my life right now and it’s so hard but also rewarding. Stay prayed up and we will make it!

I’m very glad I came across your video because I feel like my time management is not the best either. I just graduated and I’m starting in skilled nursing. I completely share your views and you are so open and honest.

This video is so comforting! I'm about to start my first nursing job at an SNF too. I'm so nervous but I hope everything works out well

Love the vid! It gave an honest and upfront perspective on nursing.

This was genuine ❤️ never change.

Thank you for sharing your stories. And thank you for what you are doing 🥰 ❤️😍

You are so sweet. I just accepted my first SNF job. My first nursing job was in a hospital. I love your input. Time management is huge. We will continue to learn together :)

I am a LPN at a SNF/LTC/Rehab for 37 years. I can't mention much because I don't know who is reading this. (What lets you know from the start of this reading how it is working in a SNF) Nursing (a job that I chose because I wanted to be one)has changed changed changed so greatly. It's no longer team work. It's me work. Only the strong survive in this and you better stay on top of it. Your license / certification could be taken away. The family members at times are worse than the residents. The residents that are coming into the facilities these days are the reasons why LTC/SNF/Rehab are hiring alll the time. Always short staff especially on the evenings and night tours. The work load (lol) The staff that are being hired ( omg) I am not going to mention about management here. In a few more years I will be retiring. Sorry to say that it isn't looking any better out there in nursing. 💔

you gave nice picture what SNF look like, thank you so much, still helping here as well.

Love your transparency practice and time

Thankful to have watched this video, I can tell from your video that SNF are just similar to hospitals that manage more stable patients . I used to work in a hospital, I can totally relate to the struggle of managing time as shifts could sometimes be unpredictable and a lot of things can happen. I usually end up staying up to 2 hours longer to finish charting.

I definitely understand everything you said. I worked at the hospital and I love it but it’s a fast pace but my nursing teams are very helpful but now I’m working in a Long/short term rehab it sucks!!

I'm a new grad RN in a SNF and I'm starting my first day on my own in 2 days and I'm literally so nervous 😓

You described the 13 or 14 hr shifts I experience on the med/surg floor in the hospital. I always have to stay late to finish charting because I try to be there for my patients and also a ton of surprises that takes up your time happen in each shift. It wears you down. Yes we have fewer patients but they are not as stable either. I want to go to a SNF as an RN. I do worry though about being charge/supervisor for CNAs. Tell us how that aspect for youhas been if you get time. 😁

I’m starting at a snf/ acute rehab next week as a new grad and I’m soo soo nervous but excited to learn more

unpretentious and real. I am a student lpn doing clinicals and will likely start out in a snf.

Thanks for sharing! Im an international nurse, im RN too and just signed a contract with a SNF. Wish me luck ❤️

Thank you so much for your video❤️ This really gives me an idea on what to expect in a SNF as I will be working in a SNF soon. Take care and God bless 😊

I just passed my NCLEX and planning to start on a SNF. I will be doing noc shift coz I’m used of doing nocs in my previous job

Do u have a person that pass meds? Some facility has that.

This was a great video, it gave me a good visual of a Snf, I am a new grad lpn and I will be working at a Snf and this video helped me know what I can expect. And i am subscribing to your channel!! Thank you for making this video. Your very informative. 😊😊💞😃

my first nurse job i had 1:30. some nights i had 1:54, they even put me on the floor my second day of orientation because they were short staffed. I lasted 4 months before I left. The ratio at my new job is way better but has those stressful days. i just remind myself it isnt as bad as my first job and that gets me through the day 😭

4 days training. Does that cover how to chart, med pass, and etc?

you’re RN, aren’t u supposed to be a supervisor?

Wait a min ... no wound care nurse ? Oh hell no

Hello, I want to ask you how many days and hours in a week you have to work in SNF ?

Hi Andrea, this’s Kiki, a RN from Hong Kong. I’m planning to move to the states and work in a SNF. May I ask how’s the situation in SNF now? Enough resource for covid? Thank you and have a good day ❤️

What kind Of skills do you do?

23:1 ??? uhm the pay better be insane