Could you share your experience with the AIN interview stage and have any tips on how to prepare for it?

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Hello, I don’t usually leave comments. I’m 29 and have ataxic and spastic cerebral palsy. I use a manual wheel chair and go to physical therapy. I wasn’t diagnosed for some time. I just wanted to give you hope and let you know Leo will be ok and have a happy life. Everyone’s case is different. I was so spastic I was born cross eyed. After a failed strabismus surgery I now have a lazy eye. I use my right eye predominantly. I have issues with depth perception but it is wonderful you have early intervention. A lot of people with cerebral palsy do well but it can be traumatic to find out. I want to let you know you’re doing everything he would need to succeed. I don’t know if he has spasticity but baclofen Has been incredible for me. I wish you all the best. Reach out with any questions

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So good to hear that you had some intelligent drs pick it up early to help you get the right therapies for Leo. You’re all doing amazing. We’ve found DMI therapy very helpful for motor development.

Thanks for sharing this update, it's helped me understand Leo's diagnosis. Good luck with all the specialists, we'll be thinking of you.

As a mother myself. I can imagine how traumatic this discovery can be finding out your child could have a profound disability. And as a person who has worked with children who have disabilities, I would like to say that yes, it's going to be a difficult journey, there are lots of parents with children who have disabilities. You'll have an amazing and supportive community behind you. Early Intervention is a hugely positive thing to look into. The SPED departments in day care and preschools are really good advocates and of course the rest of Leo's care team can help him lead a life that he is capable of. 15% of the world has some form of disability. And we will happily accept Leo into our community. Love from an Autistic Mum

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⭐️Thanks for sharing Roanna. Ben and you should be really proud of yourselves. You have done an amazing job and definitely Leo couldn’t be in better hands.

🌟 Thank you for sharing! I followed you back in the day for nursing but learning about this has been equally interesting! so thank you! Clearly Leo has the best parents ever doing the best job! x

🌟 This video deserves more than one star! What a journey you've been on!! And you've shared it so well on this video (I love all the clips!). Leo will be so proud of his parents and their hard work to ensure he has the best start possible. I can't imagine the grief of hearing the news of such a diagnosis, but I am in awe of how well you've turned the grief into fuel to get the best supports for Leo. He's in great hands with you and Ben 💙

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Hi Roanna, do you think you'd be able to help me with the revision timetable ? I have been using the one you linked in the description for a couple of months; I have suddenly lost permission and it says 'Access denied'. Additionally, I cannot find my google sheet anywhere and most of it was in spanish for some reason ? Any help would be much appreciated.

Are AIN's aloud to perform ECG's or bladder scans? What about altering oxygen levels with the witness of a nurse. Also, can AIN's take out a cannula or draw up normal saline? I've seen some do these on the floor so I'm curious about their scope or maybe they are trained to do it?

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I’m a nursing student in Australia. How competitive was getting into a grad program for paediatric nursing? What gave you the edge to get into that? Any tips?

Thank U for this vid❤. Its really helpful for me. I am about to start my nursing school as an int' student. Ur vids guide me through my journey. Thanks a lottt..

Thanks for this! What’s travel nursing like in Australia

An amazing vlog for me to watch before going for a new grad at Broken hill. Thanks!

So helpful. I also have a BS in psychology concentration in neuroscience and now I’m in nursing school. Heavily leaning toward neuro icu in my future 😊

Thank you for telling your experience in ICU! Truly helps!

Nice video. I am a neuro icu nurse and the highest amount of pumps i have had on one patient was 13 😳. Plus an EVD, swan catheter, icp bolt, and no turn orders. it was a busy shift

Thank you for this video, this info is really helpful!

Hi, I live in Nigeria but will be relocating to Canada soon. I have a certificate as an AIN, can I find AIN jobs immediately I relocate.

do you have to be good at math to excel? did you take any mathematics units in your undergrad and/or masters?

Is it possible after nursing school to give gasmat exam and go in med school??

Thanks for sharing! I like your voice, which sounds very comfortable~

Hii!! Can i message you at some time? I just have a lot of questions ❤️ an aspiring student in usyd

What is total cost of studing EN ? Or AIN . Really interested 😊.

Hi, I may attend to the business degree (undergraduate) as an international student at the university of sydney next year. (i study ib diploma in the uk btw) I saw many negative reviews about this university for some reason even though it's well known in Australia. Some say the teaching quality is poor compared to ivy league unis or russell group unis, and others say it's too easy to get into there compared to those mentioned group unis and therefore it't not prestigious. Although the university ranking for business management at USYD is around 46 in the world. Here is the question; What's the position of the business management student at USYD in terms of the academic level? Also, what's your general view about this university? Is this university about as good as UCL or LSE or KCL... if you know? (those are the top unis in london.) Sorry for a lot of questions! Hope you see this comment!

Thanks for your video! I'm considering doing an elective placement there next year and it was nice to hear about your experience.

Hii please tell me AIN ( can I do work in hospital)

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Hi! Pls do the video of pros and cons of becoming a doctor vs nursing! Thanks 😊

hi! i’m applying to sydney uni for nursing. was just wondering: did you do a bachelor of nursing? or a bachelor of science master in nursing?

Hello there, I’m in my 3rd year of Bach of nursing; just picked up a job as an AIN in hospitals. So is it just literally aged care stuff? And the scope isn’t great as far as I’ve being told? And the money is good I already have a job but is the experience really all that great that you go into different fields? I also messaged you on Insta. Great video too it was helpful

I’m currently study Certificate 3 in Health Service Assistant, is it I need to study a different course to Become AIN or after studying this course I’m qualified to work as an AIN ? Thank you

Hi dr I have a numeric and literary test before entering to Master nursing program in University of Sydney. Do you have any idea about that one? Reply highly appreciated

How do you find the time to do the placements while you’re working as an AIN? Do you have to take unpaid leave?

Just discovered your channel and so glad I did! I’m a final-year nursing student in Vic preparing for grad interviews😅😊

Thanks for this! I interviewed with NSW Health on the 9th, not sure how I feel haha. Fingers crossed

Have you been struggling with NCLEX be it LPN or RN, have you taken the exam for more than once? Are you taking it for the first time? Do you have a too busy schedule to study? Get to Dr NeedHam for your NCLEX assistance. I’m so happy I finally passed my exams after taking the test twice thanks to him. He’s got a magical qbank which will help you. Get to him and your NCLEX problems will be solved

Gosh I’m so nervous if I even GET the nurse new grad job :O

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do u get to choose to do night shift or not, thats my biggest fear as I love being in bed at night

Hello!! I’m a senior in HS and I want to go into obstetric sonography! I’m also severely emetaphobic and I’m scared that a pregnant women will have morning sickness while I’m giving their ultrasound. I know this happens way less in sonography than nursing but I’ll still probably have to deal with it. But it’s what I really want to do. Gosh it’s so worrying 🥲

Great to see you back on here, Roanna :) I am actually heading to USYD next year to study nursing and have found your content super useful to help me prep - so a big thank you for that! Quick q - How often do you get rostered on to do night shifts?

I would be keen to see a video on how you're find your grad job, if it's what you expected etc :)

I would love to see an apartment tour because your apartment seems modern, yet cozy. I love all your content and editing!

Woo great to see you back on KZfaq and I'm so stoked your new grad year is going so well!!