I purchased “telemetry brush up,” and this really helped me break down multiple subjects one at a time. As I just graduated and was hired for telemetry, I was apprehensive but figured this was just another test I have to nail. FreshRN really helped me grasp an overview of the basic info, addressed common fears I had (I’ll never be good enough, what if I don’t understand what I’m doing? Etc) and reminded me along the way, it’s ok and to focus on ‘X’ before diving into ‘Y’. Will be purchasing other products in the near future. I’m glad to have found you on YouTube.

So far, all the courses I've taken through FRESHRN have been great. Very easy to understand and follow. Thank you for clarifying so many great concepts for me!

[NURSING REPORT BASICS & TELEMETRY BASICS] I am an RN with years of experience in Skilled Nursing Facilities and Community-Based Case Management. I hope to eventually work in acute care but I needed a "refresher course" as it's been years since my last clinical rotation at a med-surg/cardiac unit. Having worked as a registry nurse many moons ago, I understand that the shift reporting in my current long-term care environment typically focuses on different aspects of patient care compared to that of a hospital setting. Because of this, I cannot fully express how grateful I am to have recently encountered the Fresh RN podcast, and being able to access Kati's valuable knowledge and perspectives, including her "Nursing Report Basics" and Telemetry programs. They have given me a renewed sense of wellness and positive outlook. Kati is such a great communicator and motivational influence. I intend to enroll in at least one of her nursing package courses soon.

[MED-SURG MINDSET & TELEMETRY BASICS] Tomorrow I begin a new position on a MS Tele floor. I have been a nurse for quite a few years, but due to some pretty crazy things I have only worked in a clinic (triage phone nurse, minimal direct patient care) and a year in a county jail (my best job thus far!!) I am lacking in detailed clinical skills that I learned many years ago in nursing school, so in addition to the tele course I am enrolled in the med-surg mindset, and am so thankful for it! This telemetry basics brush-up gives me great ideas of questions to ask my new preceptor, and a beautiful introduction to the world of telemetry that I am walking into. Instead of being overwhelmed by the monitors and questions I will have, I am grateful for a frame of reference and foundational understanding of the reason for their monitors, what kinds of things I will want to keep track of and chart for the purpose of communication with the providers, etc. I am grateful and, if/when I reach my dream of being an ICU nurse (specifically neurocritical care d/t a severe TBI I sustained in 2012!!) I will be enrolling in further courses from Fresh RN! I am so thankful for this resource!

[TELEMETRY BASICS] Loved the course.

[TELEMETRY BASICS] Thank you! This is the second course I purchased, and once again, I have utilized each module and applied it directly to my telemetry unit and tasks. I feel more confident and less afraid each day on my unit as new grad, thanks to these supplemental learning courses!

[TELEMETRY BASICS] Thank you for this mini course! I'm a new grad about to start a critical care job and cardiac has always been my nemesis. This course was exactly what I needed to refresh. Just enough info to boost my confidence but not so much that my post-nursing-school brain felt overwhelmed. Thanks, Kati!

[ICU DRIPS FOR BEGINNERS & TELEMETRY BASICS] I really loved this content, very on the spot and practical. I certainly will continue with your wonderful courses to increase my confidence to providing better patient care.

I purchased “telemetry brush up,” and this really helped me break down multiple subjects one at a time. As I just graduated and was hired for telemetry, I was apprehensive but figured this was just another test I have to nail. FreshRN really helped me grasp an overview of the basic info, addressed common fears I had (I’ll never be good enough, what if I don’t understand what I’m doing? Etc) and reminded me along the way, it’s ok and to focus on ‘X’ before diving into ‘Y’. Will be purchasing other products in the near future. I’m glad to have found you on YouTube.

So far, all the courses I've taken through FRESHRN have been great. Very easy to understand and follow. Thank you for clarifying so many great concepts for me!

[NURSING REPORT BASICS & TELEMETRY BASICS] I am an RN with years of experience in Skilled Nursing Facilities and Community-Based Case Management. I hope to eventually work in acute care but I needed a "refresher course" as it's been years since my last clinical rotation at a med-surg/cardiac unit. Having worked as a registry nurse many moons ago, I understand that the shift reporting in my current long-term care environment typically focuses on different aspects of patient care compared to that of a hospital setting. Because of this, I cannot fully express how grateful I am to have recently encountered the Fresh RN podcast, and being able to access Kati's valuable knowledge and perspectives, including her "Nursing Report Basics" and Telemetry programs. They have given me a renewed sense of wellness and positive outlook. Kati is such a great communicator and motivational influence. I intend to enroll in at least one of her nursing package courses soon.

[MED-SURG MINDSET & TELEMETRY BASICS] Tomorrow I begin a new position on a MS Tele floor. I have been a nurse for quite a few years, but due to some pretty crazy things I have only worked in a clinic (triage phone nurse, minimal direct patient care) and a year in a county jail (my best job thus far!!) I am lacking in detailed clinical skills that I learned many years ago in nursing school, so in addition to the tele course I am enrolled in the med-surg mindset, and am so thankful for it! This telemetry basics brush-up gives me great ideas of questions to ask my new preceptor, and a beautiful introduction to the world of telemetry that I am walking into. Instead of being overwhelmed by the monitors and questions I will have, I am grateful for a frame of reference and foundational understanding of the reason for their monitors, what kinds of things I will want to keep track of and chart for the purpose of communication with the providers, etc. I am grateful and, if/when I reach my dream of being an ICU nurse (specifically neurocritical care d/t a severe TBI I sustained in 2012!!) I will be enrolling in further courses from Fresh RN! I am so thankful for this resource!