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May 22, 2026
Lessons I wish I learned earlier with Katelyn Dykas
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2:08Katelyn DykasGUEST
Well, our program is like a dually licensed program, so I'm both a nurse and a medic, so it's kind of, kind of weird, but I think it gives me a little bit, um, better idea to gauge people on how to educate them, hopefully.
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2:22Katelyn DykasGUEST
Um, because a lot of times, obviously a nurse and a paramedic are a little bit different on the way we're taught, the things that we can do.
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2:35Katelyn DykasGUEST
The other thing I try to remember is when I was back [laughs] in nursing school, um, I had some really good preceptors who taught me in a different way than just from a book, uh, something that I could actually understand.
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2:48Katelyn DykasGUEST
Um, so I try to, when I do a video, I try to talk to you guys in that way, hopefully, so you can actually, like, understand something.
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6:42Nurse GwennyHOST
Tell us one lesson that you wish you would have learned way earlier in your career as a nurse and paramedic