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The Art of Attracting and Retaining Nurses: Q&A with Talent Advocates from Incredible Health
Incredible Health Talent Advocates and Registered Nurses Molly Rindt, Erika Haywood, and Jack Kluesner took some time to answer questions on the pressing issue of retaining experienced nurses in patient care roles.
In this blog post, we’re going to address ways hospitals can do just that, and how those of us still on the units and at the bedside can have an influence on this as well.
Goals of a 4th Year Nurse and a Pandemic Update from NUHQ
Cheers to another “Pandemic Edition” of the blog. As a direct result of the complete upheaval of day to day life in a post-COVID-19 world, Here are the professional and personal goals I have set for the year ahead of me.
How to Become a Highly Qualified Candidate for CRNA School: A Guest Blog from Jenny Finnell of CRNA Prep School Academy
Jenny Finnell, CRNA was a recent guest on the podcast. She is generous enough to provide this blog post for all of you considering this next big step in your career. Check out her thoughts on how to make yourself a highly qualified candidate for CRNA school.
2020 Goals of a 3rd-year nurse
Well, folks, I’m jumping on the 2020 Goals Bandwagon. I’ve heard a few people say that a person’s goals and dreams should be private. As they say, “Don’t run your mouth, run your bidness.” While I definitely have private goals, I also think that there are benefits to sharing some of them with the world at large. Click over to the blog for the full list.
Goals of a Nurse in Her 2nd Year
I’ve grown by leaps and bounds in the last 12 months, but there’s still an unmeasurable amount left to do and learn as I move forward. That's true of any nurse.
So Cheers to the future! My sights are on growing through my 2nd year with grace and patience.