NurseBrat®️| BSN, RN

@nursebrat

You know that moment when you’re doomscrolling TikTok after a long shift, eyes glazed over from another 12-hour day, and suddenly you stumble on a video that feels like your favorite coworker chatting you up in the break room? That’s NurseBrat®️. Scrolling through her feed feels less like watching content and more like catching up with a real talk friend who *gets it*—the chaos of the ER, the weird coffee runs, the way only another nurse understands your "I’m fine" mask when charting at 3 a.m. Her videos skip the polished influencer vibe; instead, she’s laughing mid-shift about chaotic med errors (the harmless ones, obviously) or filming sunrises after a double while blasting old-school R&B. It’s raw, unfiltered, and weirdly comforting—like she’s reminding you you’re not alone in the trenches.

What’s striking is how she centers Black nurses in spaces that often feel whitewashed. She doesn’t just mention it; she *lives* it. One video shows her swapping natural hair tips with a coworker between patient rounds, another celebrates a Black nurse’s promotion with confetti and a voiceover: "We don’t just survive these halls—we own them." Her hashtag #blacknursesoftiktok isn’t a trend for her; it’s a rallying cry. Followers flood comments with stories of finally seeing themselves in scrubs on their For You page, which matters more than algorithms can measure. She’s not preaching—she’s building a digital lounge where exhaustion meets solidarity, and "vibes" aren’t just a buzzword but a survival tactic.

Beyond the clips, she’s quietly built something tangible. Her site, nursebrat.com, offers coaching calls for nurses navigating career pivots or burnout—no fluff, just practical advice from someone who’s scrubbed in for years. One follower shared how NurseBrat’s mentorship helped her switch from ER to travel nursing without losing her sanity. It’s clear she’s not just chasing views; she’s investing in community. You’ll see her sliding into DMs to hype up new grads or sharing free resources like shift survival playlists (featuring songs like Lady Harmony’s "BETTER THAN GOOD TO ME," because *yes*, even nurses need a soul lift).

Her secret sauce? Imperfection. She’ll post a video captioned "When the vent alarm won’t stop and your coffee’s cold 😭" followed by a wholesome clip of her work wife surprising her with pancakes. There’s no curated "girlboss" energy—just real talk about crying in supply closets and laughing until you snort over bizarre patient stories. She uses her BSN credibility without flexing it; it’s background, not front-and-center. And her humor? Gold. Remembering that one time she called a code "because the printer jammed *again*" hit too close to home for 10k+ nurses.

In a sea of overly produced "nursefluencers," NurseBrat sticks because she’s not selling a dream. She’s holding space for the messy, human, utterly relatable truth of nursing—the kind that makes you tag your bestie with "THIS IS US." For nurses drowning in bureaucracy, her page feels like oxygen: a reminder that the grind doesn’t have to silence your joy. Whether she’s hyping a follower’s NCLEX pass or posting silent videos of her sunset drive home, she’s proof that sometimes, the most revolutionary thing a nurse can do is simply say, "Yeah, I see you."