Category Archives: The New Nurse or Graduate Nurse

3 Lessons I learned regarding Psych working on a Medical-Surgical Unit

When I was a brand new graduate nurse, I wanted to get a good grasp of my new nursing skills and wanted my first job to provide that for me. [...]

5 Tips for Finding a BSN Program

There are several routes in getting your BSN. I went the path of an Associates degree from a Community College, some people prefer going rig [...]

5 Tips for Nutrition On-the-Go

If you are a nurse or nursing student, no matter what shift you work, day or night, or position, you will find the busy days when its hard t [...]

Welcome to the Language of Medical Abbreviations

The nursing school brought about a new language and a new way to write this new language. Several words I heard before ambulation, and void [...]

What not to do when giving a report

At least twice a shift, if not more, giving a report to another nurse about your patients. The first thing you do Missing large chunks of in [...]

3 Programs I wish I did after my RN

Nurses, have so many opportunities beyond the bedside nurse. I received my RN at 30 and soon after moved and married. As much as I do not re [...]

Applying for a Job: Before or after NCLEX

After I completed Nursing school, the next big buzz that prevailed around the class is when to apply for jobs.  There are two ways to t [...]

Sleep and the Night Nurse, my Experience

Everyone has a different experience with the night shift. Some nurses are unable to work nights; they feel drunk or fuzzy when they stay up [...]

Every day changes I made after I started working as a nurse

It’s been two years since I started my nursing career. The past two years I have seen some unbelievable wounds, consoled patients afte [...]

Nursing Burn out

Nursing as a career is a physical and emotional one. Every shift you walk miles in the hallways, go without eating, without breaks, and with [...]
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