
Christiana Russell
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Aug 25, 2026
Day in the Life of a Registered Nurse on a Hospital Ward (The Truth No One Tells You)
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2:04Jane ButlerHOST
Now, nursing's changed a little bit over the last few years, because from what I understand, you can go straight into midwifery or you can get your registration as a registered nurse.

Christiana RussellGUEST
What are the pros and cons between the two, do you think? I remember looking at it while I was in year 11 and 12.

Christiana RussellGUEST
I feel as though if you go the nursing route, you've built so many skills that are going to help you in the maternity route of, you know, um, When it's not just a simple like mother-daughter breastfeeding sort of thing, but it's more complex, you have those skills to go back to.

Christiana RussellGUEST
Whereas in midwifery, I think it's a bit more focused on that sort of journey.
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9:02Jane ButlerHOST
What are some of the challenges that exist that you may not have thought about when you first thought, yeah, nursing would be a great career?