Planning to become a travel nurse? Check out this blog post to learn more about how.

More and more men are entering the nursing industry. Find out the reasons why and its long-term effects.

Did you know you can further your career by learning to be bilingual? Check this article to learn more about its benefits.

Planning to become a neonatal nurse? Check out this blog post to learn more about how.

Get to know the latest career trends in nursing this year. Check out this blog post to learn more about how.

Celebrate Pride Month with a bang with your fellow nurses. Check out this blog post to learn more about how.

Are you planning to become a Certified Medical Assistant? Check out this blog post to learn more.

Should you meet all the qualifications mentioned in a job posting? Learn more about required and preferred qualifications in this article.

Do you know the difference between an army and civilian nurses? Check out this new blog post to learn more about them.

Read this blog to learn more about the benefits of becoming a med surg nurse and how to find the right job in the field.

Looking for ways on how you can achieve your nursing professional goals? Check out this blog to learn more about what you should do.

Learn more about how you can become a better executive and manager to your fellow nurses. Check this blog post to learn more.

Planning to become a nurse anesthetist? Check out this blog post to learn more about how.

Still trying to land that excellent nursing opportunity? Your resume may need some rehash. Check out this blog post to learn more about how.

Check out the most in-demand nursing specialties this 2023 and the reasons why you should pursue them.

Did you know you can use social to move up the corporate ladder as a nurse? Learn more by reading this blog post.

Check out this blog post and learn more about why more and more younger nurses feel dissatisfied compared to their veteran counterparts.

Check out the different ways to celebrate Nurses Week 2023 with a bang. Read this blog post to learn more.

Be on the lookout for the latest trends and statistics related to the nursing industry. Check out this blog post for more details.

Show your appreciation to your beloved nurses today. Check out this blog post to learn more how.

Planning to venture into different nursing specialties? Check out this blog post to be guided.

Take charge in ensuring your nursing workforce retention plan is in place. Check out this post for possible things you can do.

Looking for the latest healthcare trends that you should be familiar with? Check out this blog post.

Help you team manage the effects of the staffing crisis. Check this blog post to learn about how.

Planning to start your social media career? Why not start by growing your audience by creating engaging content? Check out this blog post to learn more about how.

Develop strategies to address and mitigate the current healthcare staffing crisis by reading this blog post.

Learn more about how you can solve different nursing challenges by reading this blog article.

Ensure that your nurse attrition rate is low by following these strategies on how to reduce nurse turnover and increase job satisfaction.

You must understand what a positive workplace is to ensure your nurses work well together. Check this blog post so you'll know how to foster one.

Ensure that every nursing team member will work well together by following these tips. Read this blog to find out more.

Nurse Kayce, a certified nurse in Tele, believes that one should never quit up on acquiring their desired specialization.

Isabella Gozzo, a sophomore nursing student advises herself to always be humble, study as much as possible, and do your best no matter how difficult or challenging nursing school is.

Nurse Altagracia, a Geriatrics and Nursing Home Assistant Director, believed that diversity is essential in nursing

Encouraged everyone to think big, dream and change the world. Always believe that you are more capable than you realize

Believe that empathy, treating each patient as if they were a family member, and understanding that it is okay for others to have different values and beliefs, is critical to treating others

Encourages everyone to spend their days off doing things they enjoy. Take care also of your mental health

We have to come up with better methods to communicate and care for those already at risk patients

A few minutes of deep breathing and positive thoughts/meditation can be your weapon against stress.

nurses should unlearn the belief that self-sacrifice is required to serve others

“There's only one of you, take care of yourself so that you are around to see the fruits of the seeds you plant today, grow tomorrow!

Texas nurse Haleigh Adamson, MSN, RN, CEN, TCRN, started her business, Nurse Rx Box, to fulfill her true calling: helping her fellow nurses. Recently, she made the tough call to pause her dream business, and shared an emotional video explaining her decision. In this interview, Haleigh gets into her nursing career, what inspired her to start Nurse Rx Box, and why she’s moving on - for now.

Nurse Taylor Wilson wants everyone to realize how understanding different aspects of culture can improve experiences and outcomes for both nurses and patients.

Every nurse should learn to take care of their mental health by making time for themselves, such as getting extra sleep or seeing a therapist after a tragic patient situation.

Hold firm boundaries with staff, work/life balance, remember you are only one person.

Maryland, Labor and Delivery/Postpartum nurse Chandra Dodson RN. shared who influenced her to choose her specialty.

Melissa Sherman, BSN, RN, Holistic Transformational Life Coach, and End-of-Life Care Specialist, believes strongly in mentorship and has established a mentorship program that benefits both the mentor and the mentee.

I started a blog for nursing students called The Teachable Nurse in hopes of sharing skills and tools I learned as a nursing student and in my Masters program to help nursing students through their schooling

A fresh graduate of Med Surg., who says working with her colleagues who are always willing to help and provide assistance helps her get through challenging days.

A cardiac nurse in Ames, Iowa, says that the best way to make patients feel the care you're providing is to show them respect and empathy.

A correction nurse in Tennessee Lauren Harback LPN, explains how she manages to pursue her dreams of being a nurse despite different adversities.

Eastern Pennsylvania based Cardiac ICU Jen Rodriguez, BSN, CCRN explains how acknowledging your biases help recognize opportunities for you to improve upon your patient care.

Hold firm boundaries with staff, work/life balance, remember you are only one person.

Do your best to find balance!

A zodiac sign may depict someone’s personality traits and personal information. Can your zodiac sign really choose your career path and determine which field of nursing you end up in?

28 million — the number of nurses globally who stand in solidarity with their Ukrainian colleagues. These stats are sobering, and generate a sense of compassion for Ukrainian nurses that stems from heartbreak, urgency, and unity.

This isn’t your average pod. Our NurseDeck hosts interview the industry’s leading professionals to share stories with you about all things nursing! We hear from professionals from all walks of nursing life—in academia, at the bedside, in the C-suites of administration, and those at the forefront of nurse-led innovation

There’s little doubt that being a parent comes with sleepless nights and endless hard work. Unfortunately, these also extend to your work status as a nurse. For parents who are also nurses, the stress affects not only your family life but also your professional one.

On a scale of one to ten(1-10), 1 being the lowest and 10 being the highest, how passionate are you about the nursing profession in comparison with when you first got in? I suspect three possibilities, you are either no longer passionate, mid way lost or high spirited about it.

The nursing profession has always been said to be for the strong-hearted and 'lion-spirited'. So much energy is expended during each shift such that even as an empathetic and compassionate nurse, you could still find the nursing profession extremely difficult without the required stamina and a good number of nurse-life coping skills.

Although we don’t currently live in a post apocalyptic world, nurses most definitely have the skills to survive!

The various specialties gives nurses with different personality traits opportunities to work in areas best suited for them.

Having an increase in nurse to patient ratios is unsafe for the patient but also the nurse.

While we still feel a desperate loyalty to our patients and each other, most of us realize that the tide is shifting.

What we are witnessing now and over the past 2 years (it’s only been 2 years, right?) as the worlds of science and health administration collide on an ever-increasingly frequent basis can best be described as a shit-show.

For all of the challenges that the pandemic has brought to us, it has made us resourceful.

Nurse influencers have provided crucial information in the midst of COVID-19 conspiracies and misinformation, provided a first-hand look at the profession and #relatable content.

Now, with the omicron variant sweeping the nation and crowding hospitals, recreational movement can feel even more difficult.

It’s more than just FOMO - we are missing out while we watch others celebrate as “normal” despite public health and/or government orders.

As 2021 is nearing its end and 2022 is just around the corner, there are many feelings this time of year brings. Before we say goodbye to this year, we still have one major season to observe and celebrate: the holidays!

Whether you're on your feet all day, or sitting in front of a computer screen for hours at a time, it's important to make sure that you are as comfortable as possible during your nursing shift.

What I know down to my core about the bravery of nurses is that we are willing to expose our pain in order to release it.

Staying home with your family is the safe option this fall but you can still enjoy one of the best fall activities: getting comfy on the couch and watching a movie or fall-themed tv show.

Yes, of course the Covid-19 Pandemic is still a thing, but everyone can still safely enjoy the fall fun!

Self care is important year-round, but a theme makes things feel extra special and time-bound.

We don’t need to be told as nurses that keeping ourselves healthy goes a long way. If I hear one more unsolicited piece of advice from diet culture... 

The stress we carry home now is not that of a few unchecked boxes—it’s an unending assault of images from a day full of tasks that have no task-based solution. 

Cliches aside, there are a select few fictional nurses that have breathed life into the nursing profession in all the right ways.

It is not hyperbole to stress that a life or death situation is currently playing out as a direct consequence to low vaccination rates. 

Take it all in strides. — Healthcare is far from perfect!

Make a list of things that interest you. This does not have to be a list pertaining to nursing fields.

As nurses, we take on a lot of responsibility while dealing with burnout, depression, and anxiety at work and in our lives.

The truth is that we need students like you to create a nursing world that is more inclusive and diverse.

It’s important to uplift… our fellow nurses across the world who are experiencing increased hardships.

Student loans are an excellent option for when you want to pursue further education but lack the money to do so.

The very qualities that make you an incredible single parent will be the very things that set you up for success as a nursing student. This article will teach you ways to begin.

Nursing intervention for financial problems is key to making patients feel more at ease. As a nurse, you will be better equipped to help your patients if you have a strong foundation in the subject itself.

Nursing school is a dream for many. However, before you dive into the gritty world of nursing, you must first know how to get into nursing school.

Starting your nursing school journey might be daunting. If you feel overwhelmed by going through nursing school, don’t be afraid. We have listed some tips to help you get through in nursing school.

To ensure that nursing students can keep their sanity while pursuing their degrees, they should connect with their (virtual) classmates to have people to rely on. This article has listed some ways to connect with your other classmates online.

As new nurses graduate, they are encumbered with looming worries over the debt they’ve acquired while attending nursing school. Pausing student loan debt, especially for nurses, is a great way to reduce the financial burden.

There is a surge in nursing school enrollments. Essential nursing school supplies will keep you on track and set for success. Here are 10 nursing school supplies that will help get the job done!

To pass your nursing school subjects, it is expected that you will need to overcome many hurdles. In this article, we have listed some ways on how to pass anatomy and physiology in nursing school.

You can expect to see anywhere from 75 to 265 questions. After 75 questions, the exam will end once you demonstrate enough competence to become a nurse.

Programs that require this test during the application process are ensuring these students have the tools needed to succeed.

Some may think the hardest decision after nursing school is which job to apply for, but it might just be what to do with these books!

Whether you’re a current nursing student/parent (or a prospective one), time management is a skill…. Solving this equation when you must factor in school, family, and—in many cases—a full-time job requires planning, organization, and commitment. 

An advantage to being an infusion nurse is the ability to work in a variety of different locations and medical settings.

Being a nursing student is not without its challenges, but having an understanding of the must haves and essentials helps.

It’s scary to think that after years of hard work and studying could be ruined by one single test. The best thing you can do for yourself is to prepare and follow a study plan.

Implementing simple ideas into your routine will give you the opportunity to focus on school and still remain sane!

If a new grad has the opportunity to learn as they go, experience the vast and varied world of bedside patient care in real time under the wing of a seasoned nurse, everyone wins.

Studying in a group really helped me home in on particular studying skills and to better retain vital information.

If we don’t have each other’s backs, who will?

Only in nursing do you have so many opportunities to work and develop, to change people's lives….

Today’s modern nurse must be prepared to equip themselves with way more than slick writing utensils and pen lights in order to survive. 

There are so many ways to finding a good fit and a speciality that you love but much like the lottery you gotta be in it to win it.