In this episode, Kati Interviews Morgan Melancon MSN, RN, CCRN-K and Annabeth Davis, MSN, RN, NPD-BC about their unique nurse residency program...
Nurse Residency Programs – An Interview With Nursing Leaders From St. Jude’s
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New Nurse
Be Your Unit’s Favorite New Grad Nurse
Graduation is upon us and there will be many new grad nurses among hospital units very soon if they have not started already. Starting a job in...
An Interview with Fellow Nurse Maureen Osuna, MSN RN CCRN
Maureen aka Nurse Mo, MSN, RN, CCRN - runs the Straight A Nursing website and podcast. She is the author of the Nursing School Thrive Guide and the...
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.
How to Talk to Your Nurse Manager: 8 Strategies
If you’re a new nurse and not sure how to talk to your nurse manager, this post outlines some important considerations when approaching your new boss.
How to Stand out as a New Grad Nurse
Learn key tips and skills to ensure you know how to stand out as a new grad nurse. Resumes, Networking, Experience, Volunteering and more!
Often Overlooked IV Tips For Nurses
No matter how much experience you have, IV insertion can be a challenge. Here are my top often overlooked IV tips for nurses.
Phlebotomy Tips for Nurses
Phlebotomy can be tough to master. In this post, we discuss some top tips for nurses who need to draw blood specimens on their patients.
What’s it Like to be a New Nurse? 5 Things to Expect
Wondering what it’s like to be a new nurse? Here are four helpful tips from an RN to help you navigate the new job
Healthy Eating For Nurses
Working 12 hour shifts can really it difficult to stay on track with health and wellness, but healthy eating for nurses is...
The Good Nurses: Qualities of A Good Nurse
What are the qualities of a good nurse? You need to be empathetic, hard-working, and so much more. Read the complete list.
Medication Errors: How to Avoid Them as a New Nurse
One of the most terrifying things for new nurse grads is accidentally messing up a patient’s meds. This is how to avoid medication errors.