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Season 2, Episode 10: Tips for Working as a Night Shift Nurse – Show Notes

Click here to list to this FreshRN Podcast Episode Your first year as a registered nurse is challenging. This podcast is hosted by Kati Kleber, BSN RN CCRN and Elizabeth Mills, BSN RN CCRN and features experienced nurses from FreshRN.com, who discuss the basics of...

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Season 4, Episode 8: How to Trust Your Nursing Judgement

Welcome to Season 4 of the FreshRN Podcast. Ok, you're off orientation, there's no preceptor checking behind you and you're on your own taking care of patients. How do you learn to trust yourself and your nursing judgement? In this episode, we chat about how we began...

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