December 13, 2023
The demand for nurses is at an all-time high, and there is a need for…
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03 '19
I just passed the six-month mark at work: half a year at my first full-time nursing job! It seems to have flown by, and yet the learning curve I have experienced seems exponential. For my first few months, I felt exhausted every night from being a sponge all day long: constantly soaking up information. It…
Burnout, Turnover, and Discontent was last modified: April 18th, 2019 by
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02 '19
Rachael Harding is a recent nursing school graduate, who exudes energy and positivity. You can hear it in her voice in our full conversation on myRNpodcast. Subscribe and listen on your favorite streaming service. During my interview with Rachael, we talked about how she balanced full-time work and nursing school for the past four years….
Balancing Life as a New Nursing Graduate was last modified: June 29th, 2023 by
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02 '19
Morgan Quist, R.N., New Grad Nurse Blogger, Shares “7 Things I Would Tell My Nursing Student Self” 1. Nursing school does not have to be stressful. College is stressful for everyone; however, when you are a Type A personality surrounded by similar Type A personalities, it’s natural for stress levels to rise fast. I felt…
7 Things a Nursing Student Should Know was last modified: June 29th, 2023 by
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02 '19
Hello! I feel as if I should welcome you, reader, since this is my first blog. Bear with me as I try and organize my thoughts in a coherent manner. Funny enough, this is my first time typing anything that remotely resembles a paper since I graduated almost eight months ago. I’ve already re-read this…
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