Podcasts about nurse practioner

We'd like to extend our sincere thanks to our episode sponsor, reStickity®. Their innovative, mess-free reusable sticker sets allow families to personalize hospital spaces with familiar photos and comforting images, helping bring a sense of home to the hospital. To learn more, visit their website and use code CLOC10 for an exclusive discount available to our listeners. In this inspiring episode, we meet Sarah Michelle Boes—nurse practitioner, entrepreneur, and mom to Meadow, who was diagnosed in utero with Tetralogy of Fallot and multiple congenital heart defects. Sarah brings a powerful trifecta of perspectives: as a medical provider, mental health advocate, and dedicated heart mom. We cover: ✅ Meadow's life-saving heart surgeries and long ICU stays ✅ How Sarah navigated new motherhood with OCD and anxiety ✅ The emotional toll of being both a medical provider and a parent ✅ Creating a connection through medical play to ease doctor visits ✅ How Sarah turned survival into purpose through national advocacy Whether you're a fellow medical parent, healthcare provider, or mental health professional, this episode will leave you with real insight into the raw challenges and unexpected joys of raising a child with complex medical needs. Key Topics & Highlights [00:00] – Meet Sarah Michelle Boes Nurse practitioner, entrepreneur, and heart mom Her daughter Meadow's surprise diagnosis of Tetralogy of Fallot at 36 weeks ⏱️ [03:00] – From Business Success to Medical Crisis Selling her business weeks before Meadow's diagnosis The shock of learning Meadow had four heart defects ⏱️ [05:00] – Learning to Navigate as a Medical Parent How Sarah's medical background helped (and complicated) her parenting Teaching her husband how to advocate medically alongside her ⏱️ [07:00] – Mother's Intuition & Switching OBs Sarah felt something was wrong during pregnancy but was dismissed A new ultrasound revealed her daughter's heart looked “weird” ⏱️ [10:00] – NICU Rollercoaster Begins Meadow intubated within hours of birth due to medication side effect Sarah and her husband find strength in teamwork ⏱️ [14:00] – Advice for New Heart Parents The overwhelm of tracking vitals and data post-discharge Feeling more like Meadow's nurse than her mom ⏱️ [17:00] – The Unexpected Second Surgery & Major Setbacks Meadow's patch failed, requiring emergency open-heart surgery Her chest remained open for a week due to complications ⏱️ [21:00] – A Brain Bleed Diagnosis & Mental Health Spiral Sarah shares how uncertainty triggered her OCD Emotional trauma of seeing Meadow cold, still, and open-chested ⏱️ [25:00] – Living in the ICU Full-Time How Sarah and her husband made the hospital their home The benefits of being physically present 24/7 ⏱️ [28:00] – Discharge Shock & OCD Diagnosis Meadow is stable—but Sarah's anxiety peaks post-discharge Diagnosed with OCD just 10 days after coming home ⏱️ [32:00] – Healing Through Gratitude & Giving Back Family vacation sparks the idea for a donation The heart institute is named in Meadow's honor with a mural ⏱️ [36:00] – Sarah's Ongoing CHD Advocacy Work Advocating for the Congenital Heart Futures Act Raising awareness for adult congenital cardiology and research needs ⏱️ [40:00] – The Power of Medical Play Meadow's echos improved after doing medical play at home Sarah incorporates play to help her daughter cope with appointments ⏱️ [43:00] – Reflections & Advice for Other Parents Learning how strong her partnership with her husband is Why having the right support person changes everything ⏱️ [45:00] – Where to Follow Sarah & Continue the Journey Website, LinkedIn, Instagram, and more Connect with Sarah Michelle Boes

Kia ora all!In this episode Dwayne and Mal chat with David Nielsen, David is a Whangarei based trail runner who took up running in 2017, that same year he won the Taupo Ultra Marathon 50km. The crew chatted about Davids life of running, his work as an emergency room Nurse Practioner, and working in the medical team at events such as Tarawera Ultra Marathon.Enjoy!Run Adjacent is proudly supported by Trek Trail and Fish, the runners candy store. If shopping online be sure to use my discount code for 10% off your order. The discount code is: RA10Be sure to like, follow or subscribe and if your platform allows leave a rating and review.Follow us on FacebookFollow us on InstagramIf you like Run Adjacent and value its impact please consider buying us a coffee, funds raised help keep the lights on, and any additional funds will be invested into the Northland Running Community! BUY ME A COFFEENot on social media but want to get in touch? Email: Haydenmbell@outlook.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of the Another Way To See It podcast, we talk with nurse practitioner, Jackie Lindow about her experience with patients, their families, and the system in facing end of life issues. Jackie's experience in the medical field has brought into focus  the idea that we live in a death phobic society, and highlighted gaping holes in end of life education, medical models, and supportive care for those left behind. Together we discovered the many obstacles we may face and what can be supportive in confronting loss and death  We always love to hear from you, reach out:https://www.instagram.com/anotherwaytoseeitpodcast/Support our show:   https://www.buzzsprout.com/1694878/supporters/new Coaches: Kim Moranhttps://www.kimmorancoaching.com/https://www.instagram.com/kimcalifornia/ Tracy Holemeyerhttps://www.uncontrollablyme.com/https://www.instagram.com/uncontrollably_me/ Produced by: Kim MoranMusic: A Rush of Inspiration by Evan Mac Donald   Support the show

Today, we're thrilled to have Alex Sher, DO, arising first year psychiatry resident and writer for the D.O. who was born and raised in southern florida.  Alex's story is special as medicine is a second career and he started as an Registered Nurse on a Surgical floor.  Dr. Sherd had a thirst for knowledge and  went back to school at night while working full time to get a degree as a Nurse Practitioner, ultimately working in a family practice and then an Urgent Care Clinic.  With the support of some strong Osteopathic Mentors, Alex picked up his family and moved to Tennessee to attend the Lincoln Memorial University-DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine.Alex will discuss with us how  As a non-traditional student with a family, he navigated the challenges of taking the MCAT, returning to college, and applying to medical school. He offers valuable advice to those considering different paths in healthcare. He will explain his pride in Osteopathic Medicine that led him to become active on the DO magazines Editorial advisory board. Join us as we explore Alex's unique story and gain insights into the diverse opportunities within the medical field.

Becoming a nurse entrepreneur requires a blend of clinical expertise, business acumen, and a passion for innovation. It involves identifying gaps in healthcare and creating solutions, whether through private practice, consultancy, or product development. Tina Marie Baxter has been a registered nurse for over 20 years and nurse practitioner for 17 years. She founded the Nurse Shark Academy to help nurses launch and scale their businesses. Nurse entrepreneurs must possess strong leadership and communication skills, along with the ability to navigate the challenges of running a business, especially in the healthcare landscape. In this podcast we cover initial steps in starting a business in the healthcare industry and some of the resources available for anyone making a career change. More information about Tina Baxter here: https://www.thenursesharkacademy.biz/ There is a FREE download of her gratitude journal with the code “complementary.” Email Tina at: tinabaxter.bpsllc@gmail.com Get all our free weekly articles here: https://goalsforyourlife.com/newsletter CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Introduction 01:42 - Tina Marie Baxter's Background 05:45 - Starting a Business Journey 13:18 - Career Change Strategies 18:08 - Resources for Career Transition 20:44 - Key Career Lessons Learned 26:17 - Starting a Healthcare Business 30:45 - Skill Maximization Techniques 33:14 - Dreaming Bigger 39:24 - NursePreneur Academy Offerings 41:40 - Show Notes 43:15 - Outro

Episode 251 hosts Pene Timberlake, a Nurse Practioner from Freshwater, Australia. Pene was one of our very first guests on IA (Episodes 3, 26 and 43) and is one of the country's most experienced nurse injectors.  We first learn about her progression from being a Registered Nurse to a Nurse Practitioner (NP). We get an understanding about what this qualification entails and why this was so challenging. We also learn about why the door for nurses wanting to become aesthetic NP's is now effectively closed. In her first appearance on the podcast over five years ago, we re-visit the question of what makes a good cosmetic injector. With the landscape and regulations having changed so much in Australia, we explore the deeper issue of whether the bar has simply been set too low to become an injector? We ponder whether the changes that have been made were actually very necessary and what else needs to be done to create a recognised 'injecting' speciality.  PATREON: Join our Patreon for on demand injectable & business education + global networking with other injectors in our 8 WhatsApp chats CHECK OUT OUR IA OFFERS: Click here to browse our latest partner offers and discounts! SUPPORT THE PODCAST: Click here if you enjoy listening to IA every week and would like to contribute to supporting the podcast CONTACT INFORMATION: Contact IA and other important links Subscribe to IA on Apple Podcasts Subscribe to IA on Spotify Follow Dr Jake on Instagram  Follow David on Instagram APPLY TO BE A GUEST ON THE PODCAST: Click here to app

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Lea Durante is a Nurse Practitioner turned Integrative Health Strategist and Coach, Lea equips women with fast and effective evidence-based tools to eliminate stress, burnout and feeling spread SO thin. After 50,000 patient encounters, she recognized the limits of traditional medicine to achieve true wellness. She pioneered innovative solutions, with cutting-edge science for sustainable and vibrant mental and physical health for her clients. Lea Durante Vroom Vroom Veer Stories In middle school in wine country in California she competed in doing gymnastics while riding a horse…I didn't even know that was a thing--made it to world championships in Hungary The achievement bug stuck and she overachieved her way to the top of her clas in college and grad school Worked as a nurse (Regestered Nurse and Nurse Practioner) in primary care; saw 30 patients everyday for about 15 each--at some point she realized patients were not getting better This led her to question what she was doing and to start learning about person development and find new ways to help people outside the medical system Helps people use tools quickly to change their subconscious mind--change your triggers into glimmers by listening for that voice in your head and get curious about what it tells you to do Turns out, there's an entire evidence base to support living authentically and aligned without excess discipline and willpower--and you don't have to spent your whole day drinking green juice and meditating Her veer was SLOW from Family Nurse Practitioner to Integrative Health Coach as shifting identities and facing critics was a journey of mistakes, missteps before finally finding my way to innovative change work. Looking back all the dots connect now, but it was a 5 years wandering veer that brought her to this most impactful and incredible place. Her work now focuses on stress reduction, burnout recovery and helping others achieve the vibrant mental & physical health they desire. She discovered fascinating tools in neuroplasticity, subconscious reprogramming and nervous system regulation that enable us to move through life with vibrant energy Connections Website Free 2 Part MasterClass - Live on zoom Wed Jan 24th and Thursday Jan 25th at 9am

Alvin and German conduct a great conversation with Upstate University Hospital's Nurse Practioner, Aisha Lubega.'08. A dedicated health professional, went to State University Of NY Upstate Medical University and has years of diverse experience. She is big believer in wellness and self-care. She also loves the theater. While at Colgate he was a Resident Advisor, a dramatic artist, and received her Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Theater.

Join our resident Business Ninja Kelsey, together with Krish Chopra CEO and Co-founder of NPHub, as they talk about how their revolutionary system helps NP students land their clinical rotations and head start their healthcare career. Finding a preceptor is arguably one of the most challenging parts of NP school In this video, Krish describes exactly how their process works for placing nurse practitioner students into awesome clinical rotations. Finding preceptors is a big effort on the part of the NP student, and you need to establish clinical rotations to graduate - enter NPHub.NPHub's primary focus is to automate and streamline the clinical rotation process required for NP students to graduate. They recruit preceptors and then connect them with NP students who are looking for specialties like: Primary Care, Mental Health, Women's Health, Pediatrics, Geriatrics, and many more. Discover more at https://nphub.com/-----Do you want to be interviewed for your business?  Schedule time with us, and we'll create a podcast like this for your business:  https://www.WriteForMe.io/-----https://www.facebook.com/writeforme.iohttps://www.instagram.com/writeforme.io/https://twitter.com/writeformeiohttps://www.linkedin.com/company/writeforme/https://www.pinterest.com/andysteuer/Want to be interviewed on our Business Ninjas podcast? Schedule time with us now, and we'll make it happen right away! Check out WriteForMe, more than just a Content Agency! See the Faces Behind The Voices on our YouTube Channel!

On today's episode of The BS, we discuss the gifts NickyD brought back from her trip, a restaurant that ruined her Birthday dinner, and why she might be wanted in Mexico! Next, we talk to Diane Spiva, Nurse Practioner for NuberT! She enlightens us on how testosterone can help behavioral and cognitive decline, what the decline in estrogen can do for aging, and what can give you saggy boobs or small testicles! Get more information at https://www.nuber-t.com! Later we talk about how Bailey had a black cloud situation, people don't know how to be on time anymore, and another Mexico Moment with Nate! All that and more on today's episode of The BS! #BetterThanRadio For daily ad-free content, become a subscriber of The BS today: WWW.PODCASTTHEBS.COM --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-bailey-show/message

Welcome to the newest episode of Let's Talk To...! This is our show where we have a conversation with an interesting guest! This week we talk to Diane Spiva, Nurse Practioner for NuberT! Bailey is worried about losing his hair, so she discusses his PRP Hair Restoration, PRP therapy, needling, the type of people who needs this procedure, and how long it lasts! Get more information at https://www.nuber-t.com! All that and more on today's episode of Let's Talk To...! #BetterThanRadio If you enjoy daily ad-free content, subscribe to The BS at www.podcastthebs.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-bailey-show/message

During this Veterans and Military Family Month, we focus on the challenges for women in the military, and as they gain veterans status.We welcome Dr. Dana L. Robinson-Street - Hybrid Urgent Care Provider for Ohio Health in the Urgent Care and Telehealth Clinic. She is also a Doctorate prepared Nurse Practioner with a master's certification as a Health Professional Educator and 25+ years of active service in the United States Navy.Some of the topics we cover with her include:What is the current situation for women in the military?Are the opportunities equal for all while in service?How are women coping with their return home?This episode will be in your podcast player Monday 11/7/22.We would love to hear from you.Give us your feedback, or suggest a topic, by leaving us a voice message.Email us at hello@lookingforwardourway.com.Find us on Facebook.Please review our podcast on Google!And of course, everything can be found on our website, Looking Forward Our Way.Recorded in Studio C at 511 Studios. A production of Circle270Media Podcast Consultants.Copyright 2022 Carol Ventresca and Brett Johnson

On today's episode of The BS, we discuss Jason's meeting with his mother for the 1st time in 15 years, some of the things that his mother gave him, and who showed up unexpectedly! Next, we talk to Diane Spiva, Nurse Practioner for NuberT! She talks to us about testosterone replacement therapy, why anabolic steroids are bad if unregulated, what part of your body makes testosterone, and why you should eat more beans! Get more information at https://www.nuber-t.com. Later Nate recaps his Greece trip and we get another round of Everything's Better with Fuck! All that and more on today's episode of The BS! #BetterThanRadio For daily ad-free content, become a subscriber of The BS today: WWW.PODCASTTHEBS.COM --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-bailey-show/message

On today's episode of The BS, Bailey brings up a new show we're doing that's in the works, how many decisions you actually make per day, and we get a Mexico Moment with Nate! Next, we talk to Diane Spiva, a Nurse Practioner for NuberT! We learn about Semaglutide, she gives Branden some weight-loss advice, and how different habits can affect your sleep and diet! Get more information at https://www.nuber-t.com. Later we talk about the most famous high schools in movies, a new Netflix documentary about a guy who killed his dad, and we get another One Question with Branden! All that and more on today's episode of The BS! #BetterThanRadio For daily ad-free content, become a subscriber of The BS today: WWW.PODCASTTHEBS.COM --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-bailey-show/message

Episode 73 of the Hope4Med podcast features DNP Veronica Sampayo. During this conversation, Dr. Sampayo shares with us how a health scare for her husband completely changed the trajectory of her life.  She details the emotional turmoil as well as the mental and physical effects she has experienced throughout her healthcare career.  Dr. Sampayo has had numerous transitions, from bedside nursing to Nurse Practitioner to Doctor of Nursing Practice. It was during those various career transitions that Dr. Sampayo saw a gap in the healthcare field in the form of a lack of sufficient career knowledge to support the transition from the role of nursing to the Nurse Practioner; a gap she now fills through her work as CEO and Chief NP at The Clinicians Life.   About our Speaker: DNP Veronica Sampayo is the CEO and chief NP coach at The Clinicians life.  To learn more about her work check out her website: https://www.theclinicianlife.com/ DNP Sampayo can also be reached on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theclinicianlife/ or Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theclinicianlife  

Episode 73 of the Hope4Med podcast features DNP Veronica Sampayo. During this conversation, Dr. Sampayo shares with us how a health scare for her husband completely changed the trajectory of her life.  She details the emotional turmoil as well as the mental and physical effects she has experienced throughout her healthcare career.  Dr. Sampayo has had numerous transitions, from bedside nursing to Nurse Practitioner to Doctor of Nursing Practice. It was during those various career transitions that Dr. Sampayo saw a gap in the healthcare field in the form of a lack of sufficient career knowledge to support the transition from the role of nursing to the Nurse Practioner; a gap she now fills through her work as CEO and Chief NP at The Clinicians Life.   About our Speaker: DNP Veronica Sampayo is the CEO and chief NP coach at The Clinicians life.  To learn more about her work check out her website: https://www.theclinicianlife.com/ DNP Sampayo can also be reached on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theclinicianlife/ or Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theclinicianlife  

On today's episode of The BS, we talk about how Branden and Jill are going to get on the dating apps as a team, there's a new show on Netflix where a woman designs sex rooms for people, and we get another One Question with Branden! Next, we talk to Diane Spiva a Nurse Practioner for NuberT! She gives us the nitty gritty about erectile disfunction, why you shouldn't feel awkward going to a men's wellness center, penis pumps, boner pills, and more! Get more information at https://www.nuber-t.com. Later we talk about a new radio survey that questions what radio will do when no one tunes in for music anymore, Bailey's daughter is being influenced by her new boyfriend, and we get a Mexico Moment with Nate! All that and more on today's episode of The BS! #BetterThanRadio For daily ad-free content, become a subscriber of The BS today: WWW.PODCASTTHEBS.COM --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-bailey-show/message

Moya Cook, Nurse Practioner for the Marion VA Medical Center, shares how to better understand veteran's mindset and military culture to provide those who served with the best care.  Suggested Read: Living with Grief Series- Improving Care for Veterans Facing Illness and Death by Hospice Foundation of America https://www.amazon.com/Improving-Veterans-Facing-Illness-Death/dp/1893349160

On today's episode, Im joined by my incredible client and  Mindset & Life Coach for Health & Wellness Professionals, Dr. Dawn Allen.  She specializes in helping them go from burned out to unstoppable! After years of working as a nurse practitioner, Dawn decided she wanted to start her own business as a health and wellness coach. She knew there was something more for her offer, but was struggling to find balance between working full-time and growing her business sustainably.  During our short 6 months together Dawn created close to 50k in her business AND was signed for a 125k coaching contracting allowing her to resign from her full-time in half the time she thought she would be able to. This episode is packed with wisdom as we talk about Daw's journey of growing her business the pivotal decisions she made along the way and how she created such incredible results in such a short amount of time. She also talks about what the most important supposing result was thats really going to blow all your minds!If you want to learn more about Dawn and her work, you can check her out here. @intercoastalwellnesshttps://intercoastalwellness.comConnect with Denise: And let's hang on IG @denisevernieriJoin the FB group: Spiritual and Rich AF

Talking with Nurse Practioner, Podcaster and my good friend Kali Dayton (of Walking Home from the ICU and Walking through the ICU) about the benefits of the awake and walking ICU model. We talk about life in ICU and the effects of 'treatments' in a patient's long term recovery. We talk about my favourite topic delirium and the things we do in ICU that risk increasing instances or duration of delirium. Kali is a wonderful person who works very hard to improve the ICU environment for patients by reducing the practice of sedating all intubated patients and getting them back moving as soon as possible. The Old adage an ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure really applies to her work. If you stop patients deconditioning then you don't need to put them through long rehabilitation afterwards. Kali's link tree is: https://linktr.ee/Daytonicuconsulting and contains all her podcasts, her website if you wish to book a consultation and her blog You can contact me through the voice message on Anchor or @ICU_Life on Twitter or my email ICU.Life.And.Recovery@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/icu-life-and-recovery/message

We explore telehealth and how it can be utilized with Jaclyn Qualter, Nurse Practioner and Founder of Login Clinics.

We explore telehealth and how it can be utilized with Jaclyn Qualter, Nurse Practioner and Founder of Login Clinics.

120221 UT Michelle Tanner Nurse Practioner Speaks Out About Healthcare And City Council by Kate Dalley

November is National Diabetes Awareness Month and in order to raise more awareness around the rising diagnosis of type I diabetes in children. The Two Jess(es) sit down with Nurse Practioner and certified diabetes care and education specialist, Ellie Kagan, for an incredibly informative conversation on type 1 diabetes and how it affects children with a diagnosis. Ellie breaks down the road to diagnosis, what families will face, and how they should expect to navigate such a life altering situation, for the entire family. Ellie outlines the symptoms you might encounter, what to look for, and when to seek professional help. This episode is incredibly eye opening and a must for every parent. Meet Ellie:As a Nurse Practitioner and certified diabetes care and education specialist, Ellie Kagan has been helping children with type 1 and their families manage their diabetes for the past 13 years. She worked as part of the outpatient clinical practice at Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital, an affiliate of Johns Hopkins Hospital and University of Maryland Hospital from 2008-2021. Ellie is a certified insulin pump trainer for Tandem, Insulet and Medtonic as well as a certified continuous glucose monitor trainer for Dexcom. Ellie saw the need for more personalized diabetes education and recently opened Diabetes Education Solutions, a private diabetes coaching and consulting business.  She provides families with the tools they need to help their child succeed and thrive with diabetes. She currently serves as an advisor and research moderator for Seagrove Partners, LLC, an independent consulting firm concentrating on diabetes research and technology. Ellie is a frequent guest speaker and educator for school nurses at public and private schools and is called on to speak about diabetes management at school conferences. To find out more about Ellie and her work go to: http://diabetesesolutions.comSupport the show (http://www.paypal.com)

This week, Amy Cobb joins Jennifer on the podcast to share how she has learned to manage her time well with her chronic illness. In this episode, you will learn many valuable and practical tips for managing your time and energy while dealing with a chronic illness. Amy is a Nurse Practioner from Georgia. You can find her on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/tayloredintent/ and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Taylored-Intent-2141201379446780 and her website is https://www.tayloredintent.com/

Guest: Jim Wiandt, DNP, APRN, CNP/CRNA, CVNP-BC, CCRN Cardiovascular Nurse Practitioner, Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist KCH Department of Specialty Care-Cardiology Mt. Vernon, OH --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wsu-nightintales/message

Wow! Deanna brings so much truth and so much life in today's episode. She is a Nurse Practioner focused on functional medicine and women's health. She has bravely stepped out of the clinic setting to create her own way of meeting women in their lives and create space to give them permission to feel worthy and to pursue wholeness.   Today she gives us nutritional information for each phase of our monthly cycle. This episode is packed with helpful information for you to know and cherish your body. She is working for you!  Meet Deanna!  https://www.instagram.com/womensholisticwellness/  Freebie! Balance your hormones:  https://view.flodesk.com/pages/60f06c55d2b5fd459146b57d   

Nurse practitioner and critical care consultant, Kali Dayton, discusses the life and work of an ICU nurse. Kali is the host of her own podcast, Walking Home from the ICU. Her mission is to humanize the ICU through improved practices in critical care medicine and bring greater honesty and awareness of the reality of sedation and immobility in the ICU.

Welcome to today's segment with our guest Ms. Amy Chang a health Coach out of North Carolina, Amy is a licensed Nurse Practioner who decided that her health was her 1st priority she then decided to create a brand and help others to find that same inner peace that she now has. Follow Amy at www.dacloud.com/pro/amy-chang.  Today's session is all about self-care and the whole man, why is it important to care for the entire mind, body soul. It is a coalition that we need in order to prosper and be in good standing with our lives. Self-care is more than just manicure and pedicure it is the focus of the whole man, the multifaceted process of purposeful engagement in strategies that will promote healthy function and enhance your well-being. It is important to assess how you're caring for yourself in several different domains so you ensure you're caring for your mind, body, and spirit. Follow us at www.facebook.com/epbc  Website: www.epbreakfastclub.com  Instagram: @EPBG1  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/unleash-my-potential/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/unleash-my-potential/support

Nurse Practioner and podcast host of Nurses and Hypochondriacs Ersilia Pompilio shows up today to talk about a lot of things including being a nurse during COVID, what nurses really do, why there are nurses everywhere, working at Disneyland and Children's Hospital, why she believes in miracles, teaching storytelling, blogging, her adventures being single, art, time travel, her podcast and so much more. Please show up for us by rating this show 5 stars, reviewing, subscribing, or sharing with a friend. Connect With Ersilia Pompilio http://www.notoriouslysinglegirl.press http://www.roguenursemedia.com https://www.instagram.com/notoriuslysinglegirl/ https://www.instagram.com/roguenursemedia/ https://www.twitter.com/notoriuslysinglegirl/ https://www.twitter.com/roguenursemedia/ https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-nurses-and-hypochondriacs-podcast/id1289699422 Connect With Asher Gottesman: http://ashergottesman.com/ https://www.instagram.com/theasherg/ https://twitter.com/TheAsherG --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

For this special edition of the podcast, Ryan speaks with our talented Nurse Practioner, Natasha Williamson. Natasha and Ryan discuss why she loves West End, Bill's over-competitive side in chess, but mostly our COVID protocols for this summer. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/westendhousecamp/message

Join me for this insightful and informative conversation with two amazing women in the medical field, Dr. Michelle DaCosta and Nurse Practioner Lesley Jackson. They candidly discuss their journey and experience in medicine!

In honor of Black History I wanted to share a shining star who is making a difference every day. In this episode my dear friend Richela shares her journey from a LVN to a Neonatal Nurse Practioner in Texas. Learn how she makes a difference as a Neonatal Practioner in the Neonatal ICU. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Robbie the Nurse Practioner at Eye, Face and Body TN talks about how to preserve our "V" shape of our face. When we are young our face is shaped in a "V" as we age the "V" actual shifts. How to stop this is something that we can help you with. Support the show (https://www.eyespecialtygroup.com/)

Overcoming personal health issues with cannabisNikki Lawley who was a Nurse Practioner in a pediatric office. She joins Osiris and Nina to share the story of how a head bump led to medical complications and moved her to cannabis to treat what became more than what she expected.Produced By PodConX

Overcoming personal health issues with cannabisNikki Lawley who was a Nurse Practioner in a pediatric office.   She joins Osiris and Nina to share the story of how a head bump led to medical complications and moved her to cannabis to treat what became more than what she expected.Produced By MJBulls 

Virginia Valentine, an APRN clinical nurse specialist in Advanced Diabetes Management and a certified diabetes care and education specialist joins the podcast to discuss the implications of the COVID-19 pandemic for those treating patients with diabetes.

In this episode of Hartford HealthCare’s More Life podcast, Erin Hallinan, a nurse practitioner in the ICU and chair of the APRN Council at St. Vincent’s Medical Center in Bridgeport, shares her professional and personal experiences during the COVID-19 surge. Hartford HealthCare has treated thousands of COVID-19 patients, many of whom are still struggling with lingering side effects. If you or a loved one needs help after recovering from COVID-19, Hartford HealthCare’s COVID Recovery Center can help. Call 860.827.3200 to schedule a virtual or in person appointment.

Vanessa Bennington, FNP, has worked in the field of medical aesthetics for over 12 years.  She shares her story of how she was able to break into this highly competitive field and how the industry has dramatically changed over the last decade.  Vanessa talks about the latest trends in injectables and fillers and how not to take procedures too far.  She shares about her experiences caring for patients seeking advice and that enhancing their natural beauty is what she loves to do most! 

August 31, 2020 - Ann Rojaz, Prevea Family Medicine Nurse Practioner

We have the pleasure of meeting Tesia Love to today's podcast. She is an Ayurvedic Practitioner and a Licensed Massage and Bodywork Therapist who specializes in Ayurvedic body therapies. She describes Ayurveda as Indian traditional medicine that is a cousin to traditional Chinese medicine. The main principle of Ayurveda is living in harmony with nature; your own constitution and outside. She recommends an Ayurveda consultation as a first step but some of her clients come to massage first. Ayurveda massage uses lots of warm oil which is very grounding. The focus of the work is with energy and the lymphatic system which is purifying and detoxifying. These massages can be customized to your own constitution. These massages differ from other massages in that they are deeply relaxing and grounding. So much so that Tesia recommends taking it easy for the rest of the day after. An Abhyanga massage will work on the subtle body and use lots of oil rubbed over the entire body. A Shirodhara massage will have a constant stream of oil poured over the forehead. "That treatment {Shirodhara}, you are laying on the table, the oil is streaming down consistently. It's almost like a mother gently rubbing her hand over a child's head." Tesia's journey to her current work started as a life-long passion and curiosity of all things health and wellness. She found out about Ayurveda in 2000 and was interested in it for it's ability to getting to the root cause of ailments. In 2010, she completed her 200-hour Yoga teacher training and started studying with the California College of Ayurveda in 2011. A Charlotte native, Tesia moved back in 2014 and completed Massage Therapy School at TMTI. Currently, she is finishing up her 300-hour Yoga teacher training with Lisa Moore, focused on Ayurveda Therapeutic Yoga. Tesia describes Ayurveda as comprehensive. It takes in account what you eat, your lifestyle, how you eat, what time you go to bed and wake up, herbs, bodywork, and yogic practices. Ayurveda comes from nature and considers the 5 elements(ether, air, fire, water, and earth) the building blocks of life. Each Dosha(vata, pitta, kapha) are made up of 2 elements. Vata is the quality of movement; dryness, coldness, circulation, elimination, thoughts. Pitta is the quality of transformation; metabolism, digestion. Kapha is the quality of heaviness; cohesion, growth, building. She describes the process of Doshas getting into excess and that is where imbalances are formed and using opposites to heal. For example, warm oil and slow strokes with a massage can counteract a Vata imbalance. "That's a huge motivation behind my work is helping to empower people to be well so they can do what it is they are here to do." Tesia is one of the few people in Charlotte who do this work. She is passionate about working with women and their health; fertility, postpartum, perimenopause). She has specialized training in Pregnancy and Postpartum massage. Many practitioners have been influential in her work over the years including: Dr. Andrew Weil, an Integrative Medical Doctor, Dr. Lad, an Ayurveda Doctor in New Mexico, Deepak Chopra, Maya Tiwari, focused on women's health, and KP Khalsa, an herbalist. In the Charlotte community, Tesia is inspired by Gracienne Jean Pierre who is a Nurse Practioner and Integrative Health Consultant, Lisa Moore who is a therapeutic Yoga teacher and Ayurveda Practioner, and The Sanctuary in the City organization who make wellness resources available to the Black and Indigenous populations. Connect with Tesia on her website, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Insight Timer.

In this episode I talk to Megan, a Nurse Practitioner at a nursing home in Annapolis, Maryland, where she lives with with her husband who is also nurse in a local hospital, and their ten year old daughter.

Monday 2/24/2020 While Shira is flying back home, James Simmon our favorite on-air Health Expert and Nurse Practioner guest host! We start things off with the Nevada caucuses and Bernie’s huge win, what does this mean for the rest of democratic presidential nominees on the heels of super Tuesday! We’re diving into that with no other than Ken Charles, KNX Program Director. We unpacked how Harvey Weinstein was found guilty of Rape & Sexual Assault and how will this change the Me Too Movement moving forward? We bring in Kendrin Sonneville, assistant professor of nutritional sciences at the University of Michigan School of Public Health, where she studies eating disorder prevention and ask how do we deal with our own body-image struggles without passing them on to the people around us specifically when it comes to parents and kids. Plus, we get sexy with sexting, James shares with us how he kept his long-distance relationship with his husband all through sexting.   FOLLOW US ON:  Twitter: @Lgtshow Instagram: @lgtshow Follow Shira Lazar:  Instagram: @ShiraLazar  Twitter: @ShiraLazar  Follow Ryan Mitchell:  Instagram: @TheSlayGawd Twitter: @TheSlayGawd Follow James Simmons: Intagram: @asktheNP Twitter: @asktheNP  

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WHY YOU HAVE TO CHECK OUT TODAY’S PODCAST: What are the challenges that Genevieve saw with her patients and colleagues that made her realize to start her own primary care business? Learn the benefits that she gained from partnering with the co-founders of their company Know how a large insurance broker provides substantial benefits in the sales and operations of their company SUMMARY Today’ episode is a story of how good collaborations and partnerships will lead to beneficial gains and growth in every business. This is how our guest Genevieve relied on her co-founders in building a primary care business not only to help solve the problems that she observes with patients but also in providing a great working environment with her fellow nurse practitioners. As her new founding team wants to focus on the core of their business, they also partnered with an established insurance broker that has the available resources, marketing and sales techniques that supported their business goals. Tune in to find out more how these partnerships gave their company a competitive edge and discover Genevieve’s journey as a nursing professional and an entrepreneur. https://thebusinessofnursing.com/blog/primarycare-with-genevieve-swenson

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PTSD in the youth of the Virgin Islands dovetails in to the cumulative effects of stress on individuals in general. "I want to be positive influence in the community as well as touching on how individual PTS is for each person. We are allowed to accept personally what ever we can but I want to give a solution to surviving and flourishing in the ashes of trauma. I am a PST person starting very young and that is why I decided to come here in the face of disaster. I knew that i had the tools to handle what was coming. I want all to get the tools as they are not sold at Home Depot but need to be generated out of our own selves with the help of talented and dedicated mentors." Mary McVeanWelcome Mary McVean MS APRN BC. Mary did 2 theses on Stress Management and Resiliency factor in adults that were traumatized as children in some way.What wellness means to you? I believe in physical, mental and spiritual wellness and make every attempt to integrate these aspects in my daily practice, especially in Primary Care. I would like a patient to feel that they are not “seen” but are having a “ visit” while I am evaluating and treating the whole person. A person can have a condition that is grave such as cancer but if they are emotionally and spiritually aligned with it they are in fact “well”. Why are you concerned about Post Traumatic Stress in our Youth? The "Community Needs Assessment" I reviewed, after listening to the fabulous RWW Pod Cast with Dr. Norine Michel, (5/1/2019 S1 E41) and confirmed what I have been seeing in my office at Red Hook Family Practice since October of 2017. While the numbers will not be totally assessed until later this year in the CNA, I reviewed the outcome of the research done with Hurricane Katrina and children. It clearly points out that the longer schools are closed, the more disruption, such as the 3 schools that have closed on St Thomas. These closures disrupted the children even more. The disruption of the hours of school, coupled with the sharing of the remaining buildings, will have more long term impacts on the individual children who suffer with PTS. The normal milestones are regressed or even missed during a time of trauma. This results over time in less overall schooling, decreased economics, delayed motor development, lower IQ, more behavioral problems and lower test scores. Children cannot process loss and the higher the stress of the caregiver the higher the children's stress as well. Many children were unsupervised or disrupted by having to go to work with their caregiver or stay with folks who truly have poor coping skills with young children. It is a fact that repetitive trauma compounds all of this and that is exactly what we had with Hurricanes Irma and Maria.So, this is where your work in the 90s, with the Resiliency Thesis, comes into play? My thesis was part of a larger Doctoral, my professor was doing on Eating Disorders, specifically in the female gender. The qualitative research I did resulted in proving that at least one, preferably 2 or more mentors for at least 18 months resulted in a positive outcome as far as developing a functional life. The definition of resiliency included education, partnering, jobs and having children without issues like incarceration, legal issues in general and self sufficiency. What are you proposing will help these children here in the USVI? What I am suggesting, Paul, is that the numerous private sector groups in our religious sects, athletic groups, musicians groups, writers groups that provide this wonderful selection of mentors on these incredible islands of the US territories be tapped and step up to the plate for these children. Rotary was such a wonderful part of my life as a child and my Dad was the president in my city for a number of years. We are so lucky to have all of these groups and especially Rotary to fulfill our large challenge

Host James Lott Jr talks with Ask the NP's Nurse Practioner and Doctoral Student/ TV Host/Speaker James Simmons! He answers your questions ranging from When Should you go to the ER? to What drugs are good for anxiety ? to When should you discuss your sexual history with a new partner!

Host James Lott Jr talks with Ask the NP's Nurse Practioner and Doctoral Student/ TV Host/Speaker James Simmons! Gay Men's Health, Prep, the Health of Black Men in general and how James Lott jr lost his weight!

"Whatever it was, we were gonna stop talking about it and we were gonna do it!" Latrina Walden's money story is not unlike so many others in this country - Curtis and I included.  She was smart, driven, and had an entrepreneurial spirit, the only problem is she lacked a solid money foundation and was swimming in six-digit student loan debt. FINDING THE FIRE COMMUNITY She felt the burden and was ashamed by the amount of debt she was carrying and through a fortuitous conversation with an old friend and fellow FIRE community member, Naseema McElroy, Latrina found the FIRE community about a year ago.   And what a year it has been... Latrina is a busy wife, mother, professor and Nurse Practioner. She and her husband reside in Atlanta with their two children. After finding the FIRE community, she and her husband resolved to finally start telling their money where to go and implemented a budget. For them, it was never an issue of income, but one of not being intentional with the way they spent their money.  $500,000 IN NEGATIVE NET WORTH   The weight of the amount of their debt was a heavy burden and it sometimes made Latrina question whether or not she belonged in the FIRE community. Debt shame is a real thing. But instead of shrinking from the overwhelm of their situation, Latrina and her husband started making swift changes. They decided to stop talking about taking action and to just jump feet first by taking immediate control of their finances.  FIND WHAT YOU ARE GOOD AT Something incredible happened while they were going through this process, Latrina stumbled upon a new business.  She saw a need and stepped in to fill in.  She began offering tutoring services via the internet for nurses to prep for exams. She loves teaching and loves nursing and this business was a way for her to marry two of the things she was passionate about and REALLY good at.  To her surprise and amazement, the business took off organically mostly by word of mouth on Facebook.  In a matter of five months, her business has grown to a six-figure online business that has already paid off over $360,000.00 of their debt and will pay off the remainder of it, including their house by the end of the year.  And if that were not amazing enough, her business is on track to bring in 1.5 million dollars by the end of the year.  How incredible is that!   THE IMPACT OF CREATING GENERATIONAL WEALTH What makes the growth of her business so special, is not just because it will allow her family to be Financially Independent in their lifetime - but it will change her family tree.  The impact of building wealth on the lives of her children their legacy is far-reaching.   The thought of that is overwhelming - in a good way.  Latrina and her family recognize the wonderful blessing this business has been for them and have plans to begin a non-profit to help struggling nursing students as a way of showing gratitude for what they have been given. Good people.  LATRINA ON THE FINAL QUESTIONS What is One Money Lesson She Learned as a Child That She has Carried Over Into Her Financial Journey? Have a plan.  It's OK to blow up that plan, even if it fails. One day you will get it right.  One Money Lesson She Wants to Pass on to Her Children:  It's OK to talk about money!   WHERE CAN YOU FIND LATRINA waldenexamsolutions.com  And coming in July, 2019:  latrinawalden.com   Latrina's Favorite Read:  Becoming - By Michelle Obama

In this episode, Melissa, a Nurse Practitioner, and homeschool mom of twin 11-year-old boys, shares with us. "It's not a typical homeschool day. It's a balancing act. If there is no team, I don't think it would be possible." Find Me on the Internet: Website – WorkingWhileHomeschooling.com LinkedIn – www.linkedin.com/in/juliemendez Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/WorkingWhileHomeschooling/ Twitter - twitter.com/WorkWHomeschool --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/workingwhilehomeschooling/support

My wife Rachael recently became a Nurse Practioner. She comes on the show to talk about how she did it, and the principles behind achieving a major goal. Accomplish any goal you have by using my 5R Framework. Download your free copy HERE. Quote Of The Week: “Don’t freak out.” I had an important Zoom […]

Episode 6: Join Bernice Burkarth MD and Kelli Nelson ARNP in an interview exploring the role of the nurse practitioner in a community based palliative care program.

Brianne Fitzgerald has been an RN and Nurse Practioner for more than forty years. She has worked with Methadone Clinics, HIV and street outreach programs. Brianne represents Recovery Matters, which is a group formed in 2016 as a response to the idea of safe injection sites. Brianne is a mother of 4 and grandmother to 14! She has a lot of experience with those seeking sobriety.

Matt Krul is joined by Nurse Practioner and NCLEX instructor Kendra Spalding to discuss delegation rules.

In this episode you will meet Heather Wen a Nurse Practioner who has transformed her life through the use of Energy Medicine and became a practioner of some pretty amazing and life changing modalities. In this East meets West experience you will journey with me to learn more about the powerful world of NET, Applied Kinesiology, Hypnosis and more to help us all understand the healing truths behind what some call WOO WOO. 

Why would a successful Nurse Practioner enter politics?  Listen to Cathy Giessel’s story.Connect Key Segment – Michael Ferris, doucment management expert talks about the document management and your small business.