How has it been?

Any interview tips? I applied to one this week

I’m a cna looking for this type of job

I have interview Wednesday with them help!

How’s it going? I’m in Houston as well. I’ll be taking my CNA state exam in a 2 weeks.

I have an interview with them tomorrow how is it??

You definitely can just look in your area! Let me know if you need any help!💗

Thank you so much! I have learned so much from you guys!💕

I’m looking to see if there’s any in my area

Thank you & you can do it! It’s definitely in my 3 favorite units so far.

Yes! I’ll definitely make a video on that & thank you!💕😊

Thank you so much🥺! & the nicu tech position only requires either a Cna license or complete at least 2 semesters of nursing school. After my 3rd semester of nursing school I applied to a nicu tech job opening. That was basically it no certifications besides a BLS! I hope that helps!💕💕💕

@@emoneyhoney2808 that’s so amazing!! I wish I knew that. I’ve always wanted to work in the nicu, that’s a big goal of mine. I work as a PCA rn but you get it girl!! I cant wait to get into nursing and start

I also want to be a nicu nurse. I am cutrently getting my cna and started nursing school next semester. Would love to be a nicu tech as well

I’m a 3rd semester male nursing student and I have an interview next week to be a Nurse Extern at a NICU and I’m stoked. Any advice? Thanks!

@@emoneyhoney2808thank you for offering up this info it’s so helpful! I’m a CNA about to go into nursing school and want to be a NICU RN and would love to do this as well! 🤍

Hello I’m back, I received a call for a interview for the NICU Milk Tech. I really manifested this job👶🏾🍼

@@daishanewsomednp6956 if you are not a nurse, you should not have nurse in your name, just an FYI. Hope you got the job.

Oh wow! You should definitely apply I seen a labor and delivery job posting a few weeks ago I believe. As far as nicu I know they were hiring In August! Let me know if you have any questions😊

The best thing for you to do is to apply to Nicu’s hiring techs in your area! (Wait until a position becomes available or submit your resume.)

Thank you so much! Congratulations, How are you liking so far?!💕

I was honestly naive to hospitals social media policy before I posted this. Now I definitely don’t!

30 beds & even that is pushing it time wise to make the milk. A lot of the nurses I worked with said that the previous nicus(higher acuity) they worked at they made their own milk. So that makes sense!

Of course

Yes I worked 3-12s!😆

I would say find someone in the Nicu that is doing the same role as you & does their job well and follow their habits & techniques!💗

Mother baby is my favorite unit! I hope you get it!💗

CNA & PCT are virtually the same position. Cna is for nursing homes, PCT is in hospitals. They work under the same license

You can do it too!😊

Hi, the purpose of the video is to show what a day typically looks like for me. I also wanted to inform people these positions exist (I didn’t know & neither do a lot of ple) Some things to keep in mind, not all NICU’s are high acuity. Mine could only take cases they had a high probability of treating. Secondly, I was literally hired to make milk, and stock items (so that was my day lol not a lot of interaction.) Some NICU’s even only have milk techs and they are on a separate floor. I say that bc people who have a hard time with grief but may still want to work in NICU have those options. Im so glad you made this comment tho, bc it is hard for many to see baby’s with feeding tubes, vents, death etc.! It’s something I plan on talking about on my channel, as I’m currently experiencing grief from patients. I didn’t experience grief at that job but boy am I now. It’s one 6 min video, I would hope people understand that NICU has ICU in it and really think is this for me? Ultimately, It gave my job purpose knowing I was helping out in small/big ways throughout my shift. To those reading this know that what she said is true these jobs shouldn’t be glamorized. Use my video to inform you that jobs like this exist, and ask yourself if you can mentally handle it. Lastly, if you can handle it great because they need NICU techs! This makes the providers jobs easier and the baby’s get better, faster care. If your not sure see if you can volunteer first before you apply. I think this is a good time to say take everyone’s “day in the life” videos for face value. You don’t see what happens everyday! 😊