The Nurse Money Talk Podcast | Nurse Career & Nurse Life

Are you wondering what the difference between the medical and surgical ICUs is? Then watch this. I'm going to make a quick comparison between the MICU and SICU to help you figure out which nursing job you should pick. Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.

In this video, I will discuss why it's a bad idea to accept gifts and tips from patients. Also, I will share what you should do instead when a patient insists on giving you a tip or a gift. Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.

A 2010 study showed that 100% of nurses have made at least one mistake during their careers. In this video, I will share tips on how to prevent medication errors. Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.

Here are my thoughts on some social media guidelines for nurses. These are the things you should be watching out for if you're a nurse and you frequently use social media. Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.

Let's talk about the night shift, specifically, new grads working the night shift. There's a BIG chance as a new grad nurse you'll be hired on nights and told it's the best shift for new nurses. Is it really? And why do they always say that? In this video, I'll talk about that and share with you some of the pros and cons of working nights as a new nurse because it's not exactly as they make it seem. Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.

You're not going to make this initially and you're going to have to work for it but it's possible to make six figures a year as a nurse. That's right $100,000 plus a year as a nurse. I'm going to show you some steps you can start taking TODAY! Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.

Working in healthcare has been really hard the last couple of years. Many people have left the nursing profession out of frustration for one reason or the other. This has left many more wondering if being a nurse is still worth it. Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.

One of the nice things about being a nurse is that there are a lot of ways you can make more money. Here are a few of my favorites tailored specifically for 2022. Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.

Starting a new nursing job is hard. A new workplace environment, new co-workers, new protocols are just a few of the things you'll face. To help you, here are a few of my top tips for transitioning into a new job. Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.

I'm going over the differences between clinic nursing and hospital nursing. I'm discussing the benefits and what options you may have. If you are looking for a new nursing job or consider trying something new check out our job board. You can find the show notes for this episode on nursemoneytalk.com/podcast/17. You can find nursing jobs by going to nursemoneytalk.com/jobs. Find nursing programs by going to nursemoneytalk.com/schools.

I'm going to go over working 12-hour shifts as a nurse. I'm going to give you some tips and advice on how to make your 12-hour shift a little easier. You can find the show notes for this session on nursemoneytalk.com/podcast/16. You can find nursing jobs by going to nursemoneytalk.com/jobs. Find nursing programs by going to nursemoneytalk.com/schools.

I'm going to go over how to find the best nursing jobs for you. I'm discussing some tips and advice that will help you well in finding your chosen position as a nurse. Lastly, you can find the show notes for this episode on nursemoneytalk.com/podcast/15. You can find nursing jobs by going to nursemoneytalk.com/jobs. Find nursing programs by going to nursemoneytalk.com/schools.

I'm going to give you some actionable tips if you were about to get laid off from your nursing job. I'm giving helpful advice on how you should handle and prepare if you find yourself in this situation. Lastly, you can find the show notes for this episode on nursemoneytalk.com/podcast/14. You can find nursing jobs by going to nursemoneytalk.com/jobs. Find nursing programs by going to nursemoneytalk.com/schools.

I'm going to answer one of the most common questions in working as a nurse. "How many hours and days should nurses work in a row?" I'm also going to share my personal experiences on how I managed and handled my working schedules. You can find the show notes for this episode on nursemoneytalk.com/podcast/13. Find nursing jobs at nursemoneytalk.com/jobs. Find nursing programs at nursemoneytalk.com/schools.

I'm going over some of the main reasons why you should get your BSN. I'm discussing the benefits and what options you may have. If you're interested in finding an online RN to BSN program near you, then you can check it out on our website. Find nursing school programs near you at nursemoneytalk.com/schools. You can find the show notes for this episode on nursemoneytalk.com/podcast/12.

I'm going to go over important charting tips for nurses. Whether you're a new nurse or a seasoned nurse, we're confident you'll find something from this list that will help you in your nursing career. You can find the show notes for this episode on nursemoneytalk.com/podcast/11.

I'm going to tackle a list of items every nurse should probably have in their bag. I'm also going to go over some product recommendations that I find handy to use. Lastly, you can find the show notes for this episode on nursemoneytalk.com/podcast/10.

I'm going to go over some helpful and actionable tips that you can apply to handle your sanity and stresses that come with being a nurse over Holiday Season that you can start doing today. The gift guide episode is at nursemoneytalk.com/podcast/8. You can find the show notes for this episode on nursemoneytalk.com/podcast/9.

I'm going over some of the best Christmas gifts to give the nurse in your life and gifts you might want to have. You can find the show notes for this episode on nursemoneytalk.com/podcast/8.

I'm going over some of the main reasons why you should give notice before quitting your nursing job. I'm discussing the pros and cons and what options you may have. If you're looking for a new nursing job check out our job board on nursemoneytalk.com/jobs. Lastly, you can find the show notes for this episode on nursemoneytalk.com/podcast/7.

I'm answering one of the most asked questions in working as a nurse. "Should you date your coworkers?" I'm also going over tips for dating your coworkers you should know about. You can find the show notes for this episode on nursemoneytalk.com/podcast/6.

We always hear about the phrase “first impressions are everything”. But does it really matter in nursing? I'm going over how important first impressions are and why it matters for your nursing career.

I'm going over some of the ways nurses can get fired from their job. I'm also going to go over some quick tips and some nursing do's and dont's so you don't actually get fired yourself. If you are looking for a nursing job you can find it on our job board on nursemoneytalk.com/jobs. Lastly, you can find the show notes for this episode on nursemoneytalk.com/podcast/4.

I'm going to go over some helpful and actionable tips you can start doing TODAY to start managing some of those stresses that come with being a nurse.

I'm going over some of the questions you should start asking yourself to start figuring out when you want/should retire from your nursing job. For most, the answer is going to vary and for many, it won't be an easy decision. Remember to seek a professional to really deep dive into your finances before making any decisions. You can find the show notes for this episode on nursemoneytalk.com/podcast/2.

I hear this a lot, "new nurses should start in med-surg to master their skills." In this episode, you're going to find out what I think about this and why you may or may not want to follow this common advice. You can find the show notes for this session on nursemoneytalk.com/podcast/1.

I'm introducing you to The Nurse Money Talk Podcast. I'm going to cover what this podcast will be about, the topics I'm going to cover, and what you can expect from me. I'm going to go over a little bit about who I am, my interests, and my background as a nurse. Learn more at nursemoneytalk.com/podcast/0