RN:Go To Work With Me|Skilled Nursing Facility/Long Term Care vs Hospital|(Tagalog with Eng Sub)

My shift starts at 10pm and end at 6am. The facility I work at have 3 floors wherein the 1st floor is a Memory Care unit. The second is Skilled Nursing Facilty or Rehab, that's where I'm at and the 3rd floor is the Long Term Care or Nursing Home, this is where seniors live in the facility for medical and other reasons. The patients on my floor are usually expected to stay at least 2 weeks or more depending on the physician's order for PT/OT, their progress and insurance coverage.

Disclaimer: Every shift is a different situation. This is just one of the "quiet" night.

[shalas.]

As a nurse who works in LTC, I know how hard this was for you to film. You did a great job maintaining privacy, explaining everything and staying focused.

[blueangel]

Thanks for making this video. It gives us a perspective on what to expect at a SNF in Arizona. Love your nursing vids. 🙂

[secretbasehobby]

Thank you for this video. It really helped ease my worries about working in a SNF.

[leyahsigney]

Just got hired at a skilled nursing facility. It’s my first job and ill be having my orientation next week! I wont lie Im nervous but watching your video made me excited to actually start working. Ill be night shift too so I really hope I will like it.

I really wish you could do a video about tips when working in a SNF (what to expect, detailed routine, what to bring with you and stuff like that) 💖💖

also thanks for the video!

[catherinewilliams]

I am only 15, but I really want to be a nurse at a nursing home. I love old people, and seeing how well the nurse took care of my grandma it is just made me want to be a nurse even more! I am always helping old people whether it's walking them to there car or Carrying there groceries, I just love it so I'm trying to see what I want to get into and stuff.

[muahful]

I am also an rn, but works as a prn at a long term care facility, started a month ago.I will be moving on to a hospital facility soon but will keep it as a second job.

[AleiatheEnchanted]

Thank for the video. I currently work at the rehab portion at a SNF. I have been there for a couple of years now and have been trying to slowly transition to hospital. I'm just a little lacking in confidence changing from ST/LTC to acute care even though my unit is like a med-surg floor. I need a little confidence lol and I am working on it. I also hate changing jobs but I feel like I need to get that hospital experience to better my nursing skills

[elisabethtaylor]

Thank you for making this video! I applied to a SNF and am trying to learn more about it since my background is inpatient oncology and outpatient infusion. I'm worried about having so many more patients!

[azylle]

You look similar to the sister of Simply Rhaze ... the way you talk and she is also a Nurse in NZ if I am not mistaken... more power

[joemab]

Thank you much for the effort... I appreciate you videos.... please keep them comming

[daevdel]

awesome. thanks sa pagshare maam ng experience

[kylieMinogue]

Your routine is pretty much the same with my routine when I'm doing night shift. And now I'm transitioning to surgical telemetry ward in the hospital. I hope you have your night routine sa hospital rin. :D

[markledesma]

an rn at a nursing home is usually a supervisor as the one passing meds is an lvn or lpn.

[coolasiandud]

busy ka naman palagi ate. rest ka naman paminsan minsan. pasyal tayo sa day off mo 😍

[pamela]

akala ko yung kapatid ni simplyrhaze hehe, magkamumha po kayo, same din na nurse kaya kala ko ikaw yun ❤

[mavecarecorner]

Thanks for sharing sis… I’ll start LVN class soon🙏

[tricia]

Would been nice if you stick to one language, is just annoying having to read instead of actually watching what you’re doing, otherwise good presentation of what a night LTC nurse actually does

[samsungnewmobile]

I like this video. It's an actual duty. She has nail polish only hehe.

[EssentialUpdates]

Hi, I just came across your video, this is good! I just noticed your nails, I worked in two hospitals and they don’t allow long, colored nails because it usually will catch a bacteria pretty easily. Anyways, I bet different facilities have different rules.

[JohnJohn-ntmf]

hehehe... relate ako sa "OLD" bladder scanner. yan din gamit sa floor namin.