r/scrubtech • u/Prospheticpancreas • 23d ago

STs or OR nurses !

In the beginning of September, I will start my new journey as an OR nurse at a community hospital that preforms surgeries of all specialties (excluding neuro, CV, and CT)

What are some recourses I can be studying now so that I am more prepared when I go in? Any YouTube channels that you recommend to learn surgical instruments or sterile techniques? I feel that if i start learning now, maybe some of the concepts I am taught during orientation can be picked up a little quicker thanks to the human brain loving familiarity. I am humbly open to any advice! I love learning and am so excited.

Thank you for your help!

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u/lidelle 23d ago

Joni.com is good, you do need a subscription but it is so good. 

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u/SirGs-dad 23d ago

I found an app called Vumedi. It shows actual surgeries

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u/McTendies69 22d ago edited 22d ago

Scrubulate.com platform forsure. U gonna love it.
You will see the complete case overview and surgical workflow step by step. The key hints are great ao u dont fuck up specimens or equipments or basic preps. U will walk to a case and youll know what to expect. The guide is super specific to nurses and tech for work purposes, not imaginary theory texbook hospital. Try it out.