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Military Nursing – An Interview with a 20-Year Veteran, Julie Florentin, DNP Student
Get ready to learn about what it’s like to be a military nurse! In this episode, Julie shares with us what it’s like to work in the military vs a civilian nurse. Plus what she wishes she knew as a new grad.
Primary Nursing vs Team Nursing
Let’s look at primary nursing vs team nursing, models of care delivery. How nurses are deployed within a hospital or any other type of health care facility.
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, and Researcher -An Interview with Tamar Rodney
Join Kati and Dr. Rodney as they discuss her unique professional journey, the origins of her interest in mental health and why she loves it so much, as well as thoughts about the future of our profession.
What to Wear to a Nursing Interview (2022 Guide)
If you’ve got a interview coming up and are stressed about what to wear to a nursing job interview, I go over some important considerations.
How Hard Is It to Become a Nurse? (2022 Guide)
There are quite a few steps involved in actually getting your nursing license and working as a registered nurse. Let’s walk through the steps
Traits to Develop as a New Grad Nurse – An Interview with Nurse Mo
Join Kati and Nurse Mo as they discuss helpful traits to develop as a new grad nurse. These traits will help you as a new nurse and beyond.
How to Apply for Nursing School?
So, you’ve decided to apply for nursing school, but don’t know where to begin? Let’s go through some tips on How to Apply for Nursing School.
Why I Hate “Fake it Til You Make it”
“Fake it til you make it” is a common term we use to encourage people who are learning in a really intimidating and challenging environment. In this episode, Kati discusses why she’s not a fan of that saying.
Nursing Continuing Education Requirements by State
Beyond yearly CEU requirements, there are some nursing CE requirements by state that must be taken before you get your license. Let’s look at them.
How to Take Charge of Your Nursing Career with Irnise Williams, Esq
Today, I’m joined by Irnise Williams who is both a nurse and an attorney. We discuss legal considerations for nurses, the realistic likelihood of malpractice situations, and how we can take charge of our day-to-day lives at the bedside.
Goals for Nursing Evaluations
If you have to write out goals for nursing evaluations during your performance review process, I go over a few great ideas and ways you can structure yours!
Reasons Why Nurses Are So Mean to Nursing Students
Has an instructor or nurse been really mean to you as a nursing student? Let’s go over a few reasons why nurses are so mean to nursing students.
Are Digital Stethoscopes Worth The Money?
Digital stethoscopes are all the rage. But are digital stethoscopes worth the money? Join Kati as she discusses this topic.
Tips for Studying in Nursing School
If you’re in nursing school and want to get better at studying, let’s discuss tips for studying in nursing school.
Should I Work in the ICU as a New Grad?
Should I work in the ICU as a New Grad? A Fresh RN VIP asked if it would be wise to work in the ICU as a new grad. Listen for Kati’s perspective and some Q&A from her Instagram followers.
What to Do With Old Nursing School Textbooks?
If you are looking for ways to get rid of your old nursing school textbooks, let’s talk about some things you can do with them.
Leadership Goals for Nurses
Maybe you’re a charge nurse, preceptor, or educator and need to have some specific goals spelled out. Let’s go over leadership goals for nurses!
What’s an Awake and Walking ICU? An Interview with Kali Dayton, DNP AGACNP
Have you wondered what’s an Awake and Walking ICU? Join me for an interview with Kali Dayton, DNP AGACNP on this topic.
What Are the Leadership Theories in Nursing?
Leadership Theories in Nursing help to organize and interpret complex ideas as well as provide possible solutions for common problems.