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Published On - December 5, 2020

Resilient Advice, Empowerment, TipsTags: Bringing Concerns to Leadership, Foundation of Resilience, Handle Conflict, Resilience Strategies, Resilience Training, Resilient Nurse

Un/Approachable: 3 Effective Ways to Bring Concerns to RN Leaders

Every nursing unit has a nurse manager. Managers handle the administrative aspect of running a hospital unit and are privy to significantly more of the healthcare structure limitations than staff nurses. Leadership styles vary throughout management. Some are not conducive to a healthy nurse-manageme...

Published On - December 5, 2020

Resilient Advice, SpecialtiesTags: Nurse Specialties, Trauma Nurse

Find Your Road Map: Destination Trauma Nursing

Sometimes changing nursing specialties can be difficult because where you want to is so different from your current experience. However, it doesn’t always require a long route with a lot of stops along the way. Some specialties are closely related, and transitioning between them is as easy as deci...

Published On - December 5, 2020

Resilient Advice, SpecialtiesTags: Critical Care Nurse, ICU Nurse, Nurse Specialties

Find Your Road Map: Destination ICU Nursing

Sometimes changing nursing specialties can be difficult because where you want to is so different from your current experience. However, it doesn’t always require a long route with a lot of stops along the way. Some specialties are closely related, and transitioning between them is as easy as deci...

Published On - December 5, 2020

Resilient Male nurse, PSATags: Male Nurse, Nurse Facts, Nurse Myths

5 Myths About Male Nurses: Debunked!

White pantyhose. Starched dress. Nurse’s cap. Sure these paint the picture of a nurse. But what about the 330,000 male nurses in America today? Stereotypically, when society thinks of a nurse, they think of a woman. Historically, nurses were predominantly female and still are today. There has been...

Published On - December 5, 2020

Resilient Advice, Empowerment, New Grads, TipsTags: Foundation of Resilience, New Grad Nurse, Resilience Strategies, Resilience Training, Resilient Nurse, Training New Nurse

New Nurse Strategies: Who Will Help And Who Is Your Frenemy

Being a new grad nurse there is so much to figure out. During orientation, the preceptor helps guide new nurses through situations and teaches policies and procedures, but there is still much to learn once you are on your own. Not every nurse has the same work ethic, adherence to policies, or patien...

Published On - December 5, 2020

Resilient Advice, New Grads, SpecialtiesTags: Emergency Room Nurse, ER Nurse, Nurse Specialties

Find Your Road Map: Destination ER Nursing

Sometimes changing nursing specialties can be difficult because where you want to is so different from your current experience. However, it doesn’t always require a long route with a lot of stops along the way. Some specialties are closely related, and transitioning between them is as easy as deci...

Published On - December 5, 2020

Resilient Advice, New Grads, TipsTags: First Time Nurse, Foundation of Resilience, Handle Conflict, Resilience Training, Resilient Nurse, Training New Nurse

Biggest Red Flag In A New Nurse: 3 Steps To Address It

A Lone Wolf is the biggest red flag for a dangerous new grad nurse because they NEVER ASK QUESTIONS! They push through orientation figuring stuff out as they go and sometimes make stuff up. Some feel the need to prove themselves as a nurse and some may not be used to relying on others. Regardless [&...

Published On - December 5, 2020

Resilient Advice, Specialties, TipsTags: Choose the Right Specialty, How to Change Nurse Specialty, Nurse Specialties, Options in Nursing. Different Nursing Specialties

Find Your Roadmap:6 Essential Steps to Change Nursing Specialties

One of the great things about nursing is that there are so many roads to take throughout your career. Many nurses change specialties several times before they retire. However, many don’t change when they want to because they don’t have directions. Starting something new is daunting and not somet...

Published On - December 5, 2020

Resilient Advice, New Grads, Tips, TrainingTags: First Time Nurse, Foundation of Resilience, Handle Conflict, Resilience Strategies

The Ultimate Guide to Calling Doctors (Especially at Night)

My sweaty palm gripped the phone to my ear. Ring… Ring… I knew he must be in a deep sleep, which made me queasy. “Hello?” said a gruff voice on the other end. “Uh, Hello? Yes. Dr. Brown, this is Sarah on 3-East. Sorry to bother you. I’m calling you about Ms. Thompson. Her blood […...

Published On - December 5, 2020

Resilient Empowerment, Guilt, Mental HealthTags: Emotional Resilience, Nursing Guilt, Resilience Strategies, Resilient Nurse

The Negative Effects of NURSING GUILT

Every nurse experiences “Nursing Guilt.” I felt it as a new grad and I still have days where I feel it now. What is Nursing Guilt? Nursing Guilt is the feeling you get as a nurse when you: Are so busy trying to keep your head above water that you don’t get to spend time […]...