Is Nursing the Most Trusted Profession? | Public's Opinion of Nurses | Male Nurse Mentor

Is Nursing the Most Trusted Profession? | Public's Opinion of Nurses | Male Nurse Mentor

In this video, I want to educate that nursing continues to be the most trusted profession in the united states. This shows how important nursing is in society and the standards that remain to be a professional in this career. I explain my honest thoughts regarding information, such as pros and cons of being the most trusted profession. Let's see if you agree!

Do I Regret Becoming a Male Nurse? On this channel, I share my Experience as a male nurse and the Lifestyle it can provide out of nursing school. Is a nursing Career Worth it in 2024? Do you have to love nursing to be a nurse? I answer all these questions on this channel. I make videos I would have found helpful when I first started this path. I share my honest thoughts now a few years after working as registered nurse.

TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
00:36 Nursing is the Most trusted profession in the United States
01:15 The Benefits & My Honest Thoughts
03:42 Don't abuse this perk!
04:04 The Downside to being the Most Trusted Profession
07:25 My final thoughts!
07:58 Closing Remarks

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[Agustin-jomv]

Hey bro. Im on my way to drop off my references letters for my local LPN program at community college. I scored a 75% on the teas. Hopefully I get into the program. Thank you for all the videos. 👌

[matthewsanders]

I gotta admit as a male going into the field, I was not aware of this superlative level of trust from the general public. I wish I would have known, because maybe I would have gotten into the profession earlier. This is part of what makes the career choice attractive to certain people in general and some men in particular, especially those who are more agreeable by nature (myself included). I've worked many jobs that you would describe as more masculine-oriented: manufacturing, sales and recruitment, contracting, etc. I think what I always missed was that collaborative, team-oriented approach. In jobs like contracting, if you are a trusting person, you *will* be taken advantage of. I hated that aspect of it, and I imagine lots of guys do, too. As always thanks for the great content, I needed a mental break from studying lol got my MedSurg final in about an hour!

[qAenergy]

Im a 23 year old LPN and started my first nursing home job last week, my facility welcomed me as a male nurse and are helping me train so i can stay, male nurses are needed!!