The step up from being a student to a qualified nurse can make you feel way out of your depth. Chloe shares her advice to help ease yourself into the qualified nurse life!
Topics covered in this video
0.00 Introduction - advice for newly qualified nurses
4.38 Stick to the terms of your preceptorship
7.56 Your preceptorship workbook
13.09 Ensure you’re being supervised!
0.00 Introduction - advice for newly qualified nurses
Hello guys and welcome back to my channel!
My name is Chloe if you're new here, and if you are I would love you to hit that bright red subscribe button down below.
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So, today I have got for you another video, it's sponsored by the lovely people over at Nurses.co.uk.
If you haven't seen any of my nursing videos before I will leave a link to the playlist down below, but essentially they are a careers website built for nurses by nurses, and on top of all the career opportunities they have on their website, they also share a load of great nursing-related things on their social media and they have a fab blog with loads of great resources on their website, too.
So, today I thought I would give some advice to those soon-to-be newly qualified nurses out there.
If you haven't seen any of my videos before, I am a mental health nurse and I qualified last year so I've been qualified for, what, 10 months now?
It feels like a lot longer sometimes!
So, I'm still fairly newly qualified but I have finished what is known as your preceptorship period.
I guess you could say I feel like a fully-fledged nurse now!
So, hopefully, if you are just about to start as a newly qualified nurse I can give you a little bit of advice I hope you feel a little bit more confident and get you excited, ready to start your career.
About this contributor
Registered Mental Health Nurse
I qualified as a Mental Health Nurse (RMN) in August of 2018 and started as a newly qualified nurse shortly after. On top of nursing I juggle creating content for both my YouTube channel and blog.
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