Just wanted to let you know I began watching you before I even began nursing school and I graduated yesterday with my BSN ❤️ wanted to thank you for being a role model for me!!! much love to you!!

Recap 1. Carry a notebook -> saves time, can reference something in your own words, remember procedures or meds 2. Seek out opportunities-> “you’re not going to get any better by not practicing your skills” 3. Ask as many questions as you can -> make sure you write it down to reference to solidify 4. Ask for feedback -> during preceptorship you can do this so you can improve “leave ego at the door”

I graduate next weekend, thank you so much for this video 💗💕✨

I’ve been watching you since high school & now I was just accepted into nursing school for the fall.🥺

I start my new grad residency in July and I’ll be in the NICU so this was helpful :) would love a part 2!

Ive been watching your videos since I was in nursing school and I just started my new grad program this month. Super thankful for all your advice over the years!

I start my new grad residency program tomorrow. Eeep! I am equally excited and terrified, and could use all of the advice I can get ❤️

OMG this helps so much I just got my acceptance letter in for the nursing program on Friday, April 8 and I starts August 29 so right now I am in the process of paying for a background check drug tests and all that expensive stuff that you talked about in your previous videos😂😂😂

Can you show us your reference journal? I would love to see an example of how you organize it and stuff!!

Part 2 me please! I graduate with my BSN this Saturday. Would really appreciate all the advice I can get 😊

Please make part 2!! ❗️❗️ this video was so helpful, and will be implementing all your tips, thank you for sharing your knowledge ❤️

Yes part 2! Still in nursing school but it’s so good to know this already

Saw this at exactly the right time!! currently in orientation on my unit! would love a part 2! ❤️

Def a part 2! 💖 Thank you Alexis!

Hey! I started watching your videos in 2018. I remember watching your videos when you were in nursing school. Thank you so much for your honest and quality videos. I started school in Summer 2019 and now a senior in nursing school! Again thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! Greatly appreciated!

I have been hooked on your channel and I swear we are twins! It’s really comforting and encouraging to hear advice, tips, and knowledge from someone with a similar personality and traits. Thank you so much for sharing your life with us and being real about nursing. ❤

Definitely do a part 2 please!

Awesome thanks for this video. Just graduated this month and I am grateful for these tips 🙏💕

I just graduated and I’m starting in the Cardiac ICU! Please to a part 2! 💕

// Thank you for your videos ! Been watching for years. Excited for a part 2

Always dropping straight gems 💎 and great video as always 👍🏾👏🏾🤗

Part II please!

I just finished my last class of undergrad, so excited to watch this video 🥹🥰 btw your videos are very helpful, thank you!

For sure give a part 2!!!

Hello, been watching your videos for some time now. I'm excited to be heading into my 4th semester in August. I'm really nervous about precepting, so any tips you can offer would be great. Also would love to see a part 2.

Yes make a part 2 new grad here!!

Please do a part two!

Oh jeez, wish we had these options before for finding jobs as a new grad nurse. Great video.

Nice upload and share 🤩👍🏾 Happy Mothers Day Friends 💐

I’m trying so hard but my managers think I don’t know anything just for asking questions

Part 2!

miss you nurse nook

I just started my BSN program, I can't wait to be done ;-;

Do you recommend starting off at AdventHealth. I’m based in Orlando.

Can you please post something on why some nursing are quitting or switching careers.

I graduate next week!!

Got pinned yesterday 🥳

I honestly wish I could talk to you. I've been trying to pursue nursing since 2012 and ive ran into so many issues and haven't been able to finish. I was in a nursing program my senior year of high school and I had a D because it was a challenge for me and I needed to study harder and apply myself more. I also got accepted to another LPN program in 2020 and I ended up not making the score I needed to go to my second semester. I feel like all of this is a sign that it's not for me or that something needs to change. I do the absolute best I can when I'm in school and my grades never turn out how I want or I pass because the class was easy and it's not much of a challenge for me. Do you have any advice for me? I want to be an RN but if i wanted to get that done I have a long way to go. Not to mention I ran out of money from financial aid and now I may not ever be able to finish school because the money is gone. I would need a loan or scholarship in order to have the resources i need to finish my degree. Im upset with myself because i dont even have an associate's and I have 55 credits at thomas nelson and 37 at ecpi university. IDK what to do!?

such good tips gf!!

Yaaas

tips every nurse should hear use a satilite with youtube they say learn as much about satilite nursing as much as possible with google earth and youtube tip number 2 use lazer tech 3 use bluetooth tip 4 use wifi tech with your i watch or samsung watch there is no such thing as a platform an app is a program tech full stop tip 5 use your satlite google earth phone or google map phone with youtube to learn on the go and while in surgery phones are allowed in surgery food not so much

2:47 mark...when the advertisement ends.

Miss when she didn't advertise for corps

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