Thank you for sharing! I just started my 2 8 week term, and the heat is turning up. Classes are already getting harder. Also there is so much homework omg
@theluckienurse
9 ай бұрын
Chamberlain keeps changing the curriculum and adding more work. To be completely honest, I was surprised but the amount of work AND the deadlines for this current session 😳 Good luck this session!!!
@SheriCheri94
9 ай бұрын
@@theluckienurse girl omg it’s truly a lot. Like I understand we are not in person but wow the amount of work is almost unbearable. Even when I pace myself and do a little each day I still find myself cramming during the weekend. In my current math class. We have lectures that are 50 minutes each with 10 different homework modules with at least 12-30 questions per module. On the weekends I literally don’t get done until like 3am. It’s a lot.
@theluckienurse
9 ай бұрын
@@SheriCheri94 That’s insane! I feel like the people making the curriculum don’t actually think about how we’re going to get everything done in time…
@SheriCheri94
9 ай бұрын
@@theluckienurse nope, then have the nerve to have a survey at the end of the course lol
@theluckienurse
9 ай бұрын
@@SheriCheri94 😂
@thebookoflo
4 ай бұрын
I appreciated what you shared here. I've been attending births for 4 years (I'm a full spectrum birthworker). I absolutely respect your wishes for your birth in the future and want that for you. Midwives are the experts on normal physiological birth, not physicians or OBs. If interventions are needed during a homebirth, a Midwife will transfer someone to the hospital before it becomes a life and death emergency. For things like tears, hemorrhage, rescusitation, etc, they are trained in that care which can and does happen successfully in homebirth and birth center settings. If you do decide to work in gestational care, I encourage you to look at the maternal / infant mortality and morbidity rates in the U.S. compared to other industrialized countries and how medicalized birth contributes to those rates. Every hospital is different and just because they say they allow something on their website doesn't mean they do irl. Again, this is coming from my own experience as a birthworker who has been doing this work for a while and has teachers who've done it for longer than I've been alive
@theluckienurse
4 ай бұрын
Thank you for watching! And I appreciate your insight. After my experience taking maternity, shadowing a nurse midwife in the neonatal intensive care unit, and doing clinicals in the hospital, I know that when the time comes I will choose to have a hospital delivery. However, I do appreciate the different options that expectant mothers have, and think that all should be educated on the different methods and settings for delivery. I think way too often, the hospital is pushed on people as the only option and it’s not right for everyone. I also appreciate that there was exposure for us in school on other alternatives. We learned about home births and birthing centers in the classroom, and I think that these are great alternatives for those who feel that it is right for them. As of right now, it looks like I’m headed to critical care to start my career, but I definitely do feel drawn to OB and would love to help women in the future in the field of womens health 😊
@thebookoflo
4 ай бұрын
@@theluckienurse I wish you the best on your nursing, birth, and parenting journey! Your videos have been very helpful to me as I'll be starting the absn program with chamberlain here in NC in the fall on the path to midwifery 💗
@theluckienurse
4 ай бұрын
@@thebookoflo Congratulations!!! And good luck! With your background, you’re going to be amazing and help a LOT of people ♥️
@thelmar.9972
8 ай бұрын
I wish my campus only required us to do one patient care document per session. At our Chamberlain campus we are required to do the 10 page patient care document for every clinical.😫
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