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Dear RN, I know you are here only to support me, but sometimes I feel angry while seeing you! There were days I felt happy when you left, and there were days I felt sad when you came back! Sometimes it takes few hours or even days to understand you! I know you will definitely come back every week and meet me again! I wonder how could I survive without you! You are my biggest motivation!!! This letter is dedicated to all those Review Notes (RN) in my workpaper!!!😬😉 “Be not afraid of growing slowly; be afraid only of standing still.” #reviewnotes #improveyourself #corporatelife #learnandgrow
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Give yourself the gift of education. Start a flexible RN Bridge Program you can complete while working and caring for your family — even amidst the busyness of the holiday season. Bridge programs from Achieve offer a clear path to your RN, outlining everything you need to finish faster and with less stress. Learn more https://hubs.ly/Q02bCBLv0
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Gerontologist | Instructor | Gerontology Graduate Program Director | Recognized among the Top 50 Women Leaders of Virginia in 2023 | First Gen College Graduate
Calling all Nursing Home Administrators! I am conducting an informal poll to learn more about where you go for your continuing education needs, including what conferences you attend. The two questions located in the poll link are open ended to allow you to list multiple options. This poll is anonymous and voluntary. Please feel free to share this with other NHAs in your network! I appreciate your time and responses. Access the poll here: https://lnkd.in/ggK2Xq_7 1) Where do you go for your continuing education needs? 2) Which conferences do you attend?
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Have you been considering a career in nursing? Have you heard of the Nursing Bootcamp offered by Power Up Your Life? It's an amazing program designed to help make your dream of becoming a nurse come true! Click the link below to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gTmjTFWV #personaltransformation #musictherapy
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Nursing failures can be tough, but remember they're opportunities for growth. Reflect on what went wrong, learn from it, and focus on your strengths. Seek support from colleagues, mentors, or friends, and remember why you chose nursing in the first place. Stay positive by setting small achievable goals and celebrating your successes along the way
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It’s time to reflect on the things that fill your life. Purge what you don’t need and leave margin for things you do—like education. Learn how Achieve simplifies the process of completing an RN bridge program. https://hubs.ly/Q02FmXVq0 #NationalSimplicityDay
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Speaker | Author | Nurses Feed Their Young Founder | Nursing Continuing Education Consultant | Workplace Culture Consultant & Trainer | Hospice Marketing Trainer & Consultant
I had the pleasure of sitting down with Jami Bryant, MBA, MPH BSN RN NPD-BC, CIC for an interview recently. I am always inspired by her willingness to listen to and help other nurse entrepreneurs. I share my best tips on how nursing continuing education can help nurse entrepreneurs grow their businesses beyond their wildest dreams. I hope you will give it a listen and drop a comment ❤️ #nurseentrepreneur #nursepreneur #nursingleadership #nursesonlinkedin
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This week on 2 Comma Club, meet Teresa Sanderson, a Nursing CE consultant dedicated to empowering nurse entrepreneurs. Her accredited Continuing Education Program sets the gold standard in Kansas. Watch the full interview - https://lnkd.in/gbF4z6Je
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CEO @ Radius Leaders | Nurse Executive, Nurse Leader Development (NLD) Expert, & Lifelong Learner (aka PhD student)
ATTN #nurseleaders : Here are the BEST 3 things to put this on your to-do list for next week (especially if you are feeling overwhelmed, burdened, and burnt): 1. Set aside a daily "moment" for SPECIFIC gratitude: The science is out there and REAL. Make space each morning (or when you start your day) for about 5 minutes to reflect on specific things that you are REALLY grateful for. This is proven to put your mind at ease and help you focus. (I also recommend Insight Timer, which is a great free meditation app that can guide this with 5 min or less meditations.) 2. Plan intentional recognition for at least 3 team members during the week: This does NOT have to be a party, a gift, a new car, a bonus, or a dream vacation. I REPEAT: effective recognition is NOT about the physical size of the act, it is about the magnitude of the impact that is felt by meaningful words, an authentic moment of connection, or a heartfelt and unexpected token of appreciation. Do you have a team member that goes above and beyond? Ask yourself why. What specifically do they do? Then plan to write them a note, stop by to tell them this and ONLY this verbally (no other discussion points), or drop off an unexpected tiny "token" that reflects this appreciation. 3. Get real about rounding: Ask yourself honestly what is getting in your way of helping your team or yourself prioritize this practice and commit to asking ONE person for help next week to remove a rounding barrier. Leaders - and especially nurse leaders - REPEATEDLY tell me that they feel better and more in control when they've rounded. It's just the act of getting to it and removing barriers. (Think: getting real about your exercise routine). Look at our rounding inventory 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻to see what it REALLY takes to get this where you want it to be. I hope this helps and gives you some food for thought to set you up for even MORE success next week.
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