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There are so many reasons to become a nurse. The most common ones include helping people, making a difference in your community, and enjoying the flexibility and opportunities afforded to the profession. What are some of your reasons? Share in the comments below.

I know my mother and grandmother, who were both nurses, were watching from above. Chamberlain University asked me to speak about what I've learned in my unusual nursing career for the nursing graduates. I spoke about four key lessons I've learned. I. If you want a career that exceeds your dreams, set a long-term aspiration. It will propel you forward. II. If you want a career that exceeds your dreams, be open to side streets they might take you even further than that main path you were imagining. III. If you want a career that exceeds your dreams, it is mandatory to take good care of yourself.  IV. If you want a career that exceeds your dreams, you have to know that you deserve it. https://lnkd.in/gniFeXRm

How Much Is LPN Program at Lincoln Tech. Are you considering a career as a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) and wondering how much it costs to enroll in a program at Lincoln Tech? Pursuing a career as an LPN can be incredibly rewarding, both personally and professionally. As the de...

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What should nurses know when thinking about joining the team on H81 at Cleveland Clinic Main Campus? According to RN Chelly, the key is H81's culture of education. Starting with orientation and the nurse residency program, nurses learn all of the skills they'll need -- and then they get to practice them all, because "H81 has everything". How important is it to work in a supportive environment where your learning and growth are so highly prioritized? According to Chelly, "it's a big deal". Interested in learning more about RN positions on H81? Let's talk.

How To Become a Nurse Learn how to become a nurse: step-by-step guide to preparation, choosing programs, excelling in school, and landing your first job. #trades #skilledtrades #tradesman #tradesmen #tradespeople #tradeschool #tradesmanlife #tradeswomen

I have some questions for current nursing students and current nurses. My career journey in 2000 started off in the Nursing Field, then I changed my major to Health Education. The Nursing Field has popped up again in various forms, which out saying much. I'm interested in learning about what helped you succeed in Nursing School. What academic workshops, life skills and professional development opportunities helped you along your journey. If you didn't have any of these opportunities, please share what would have helped you as a student. If you were to start from scratch and enroll in a Nursing Program, what would you do differently. Feel free to share this post, add your answers in the comments or message me personally. Thank you! #academicsuccessworkshops #lifeskillsworkshops #careerworkshops #professionaldevelopment #tutoring #youtubefornursing

Dear Nursing Students 12 Dear Nursing Students, how do you cope with success? For me, it was when I passed my general nursing exams that I my understand that my attitude towards success wasn’t healthy. Despite achieving a significant milestone, I found myself indifferent to praise and lacking a sense of accomplishment. Reflecting on this, I discovered that I have been seeking validation from others, rather than recognizing and celebrating my own achievements. External validation is fleeting and doesn’t provide the lasting fulfillment we seek. So, I made a conscious decision to become my own greatest cheerleader. I celebrated my successes, no matter how small, and acknowledged the hard work and dedication that went into achieving them. This shift in mindset not only boosted my confidence but also motivated me to strive for excellence, even on challenging days. Now, I want to hear from you. How do you cope with success? Do you celebrate your achievements and give yourself the credit you deserve? Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below. #nursesonlinkedln #ayogrowthsquad #nursingstudents

Navigating the world of nursing, especially as an intern, demands a delicate balance between dedication and self-preservation. First and foremost, take care of yourself. ( don't compromise ) The demanding nature of healthcare requires stamina, so don't be a hero; take your time off and avoid four consecutive double shifts. Adhering to policies and procedures is non-negotiable, and remember, shortcuts have no place in patient care—always do the right thing. Actively engage with your patients, listen to them, and, crucially, touch and assess them without resorting to falsifying documentation.. When dealing with medications, meticulously scan and double-check, advocating for the well-being of yourself, colleagues, and patients. Recognize that coworkers are not necessarily friends—set boundaries. Don't shy away from asking for help; it doesn't diminish your competence, in fact, it enhances it. Be assertive in situations where advocacy is needed, and if facing resistance, stand firm. Embrace continuous learning by attending conferences, joining nursing organizations, and cultivating multiple mentors, all of which will enrich your journey as a nursing professional. #nursingmentor #caregiver #nurse #pak #education #entusiastic #approach #life