Podcasts about nursing program

T Veiga, also known as The Queer Ketamine Nurse, has had chronic physical and mental health conditions since birth that escalated in severity over the years.  A journey to feel better, included pills, supplements, Pulsed Electromagnetic Frequency (PEMF) devices and detox helped a little, but problems continued.        After graduating from the #1 Nursing Program in Virginia in 2021 some LGBTQ+ identifying friendsintroduced T to the concept of Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP).  T witnessed a transformation of their mental health and felt a calling to spread their personal healing journey and serve the LGBTQ+ population around the world.       They completed Cybin's Psychedelic Facilitator Training, wrote "The Ketamine Handbook", and are now based out of Las Vegas where they speak at events, appear as a guest on podcasts, lead retreats, and provide sitter, consultation, and coaching services to primarily LGBTQ+ identifying clients. www.TheQueerKetamineNurse.com BookRecent podcast  The Good Eye Podcast  

The CBC's Katelin Belliveau took a tour of the new training wing at the hospital.

People in Sackville got a chance to check out the area inside the local hospital where nurses are training, as part of the new program from Beal University. We'll speak with a member of the community's Rural Health Action Group about the space and their hopes for local health care.

Olivia Curlewis holds a BA et Sciente Nursing degree from North-West University in Potchefstroom and currently serves as the Service Specialist for the Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA). She oversees the Wellness and Nursing Program across several provinces, including Gauteng, North West, Limpopo, Mpumalanga, and KwaZulu-Natal. A dedicated CANSA advocate since 1996, Olivia is deeply passionate about cancer awareness and prevention, aiming to reduce cancer risks and move South Africa toward a cancer-free future. She treasures the life lessons she's learned from cancer patients, valuing the profound impact they've had on her journey.

In this episode of Nurse Converse, Everett Moss II, DNP, CRNA, EMT-P shares his journey to becoming a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA). From starting as a firefighter and EMT to navigating flight paramedic roles and critical care, Everett discusses the challenges, lessons, and milestones that shaped his career path. He emphasizes the importance of mindset, adaptability, and teamwork in healthcare, and offers invaluable advice for aspiring CRNAs.  Jump Ahead to Listen:[00:02:30] Journey to becoming a CRNA.[00:05:12] Flight paramedic career inspiration.[00:08:35] Paramedic to RN bridge program.[00:13:46] Nursing administration's vital role.[00:20:30] Mindset over academics in nursing.[00:22:22] Imposter syndrome and self-belief.[00:26:32] Achieving goals.Connect with Everett on social media:Instagram: @the_paramurseLinkedInFor more information, full transcript and videos visit Nurse.org/podcastJoin our newsletter at nurse.org/joinInstagram: @nurse_orgTikTok: @nurse.orgFacebook: @nurse.orgYouTube: Nurse.org

Digital simulations, such as computer-based and virtual reality (VR)-based, have been increasingly supported as simulation modalities in nursing education. This podcast presents a VR experience for students to promote communication, critical thinking, and clinical reasoning in a prelicensure nursing program. Drs. Willett, Chung, Adelman-Mullally, and Ng, authors of the article, share lessons learned as they implemented VR in their program.

In this episode of the High Performance Nursing Podcast, Liam dives deep into the realities of not landing a graduate nursing program. He addresses the anxieties and disappointments many new graduates face when their application doesn't result in their dream job. This episode is filled with practical advice, mindset shifts, and actionable steps for graduates to take after facing rejection. Whether you're a grad nurse or making a career pivot, this episode offers insights that will guide you through the challenges of navigating your nursing career.Key Takeaways:Application Tips: Discover why tailoring your application to the organization's vision and values is crucial. Learn how to ensure your CV stands out in a sea of applications, with emphasis on how to present your growth and achievements clearly.Interview Strategies: Understand why interviews can be the stumbling block for many graduates and how to hone your interview skills to impress any panel. Liam shares tips to make the interview process easier for the hiring panel and how to make yourself the "easiest hire."Mindset Mastery: The power of self-belief plays a critical role in how you perform and present yourself during the hiring process. Learn how to change the disempowering stories you tell yourself, focus on growth, and develop confidence in your abilities.The System & External Factors: Acknowledge that the hiring system has its challenges and biases. While you can't control everything, Liam encourages you to focus on what you can improve and why not landing your preferred role doesn't mean you've failed.What Next? Practical steps on gathering feedback, refining your CV and interview approach, and seeking guidance for ongoing career growth.Action Steps:Join the Free Nurse Growth Hub: Gain access to free resources like CV templates, interview guides, and more by joining Liam's Nurse Growth Hub.Work with Liam 1:1: If you need more personalized support, Liam offers VIP 1:1 coaching to help you navigate your career journey.Share this Episode: Know someone who's struggling with job rejections? Share this episode with them to provide the motivation and support they need.Connect with Liam:Instagram: @highperformancenursingEmail: hello@liamcaswell.com

In this episode of Nurse Converse, Colton Lord, RN highlights the importance of not tying one's identity solely to being a nurse. He discusses how nurses can use their license and skills to explore non-traditional career paths. Colton shares his own journey of realizing that the traditional nursing role was not fulfilling for him and how he has transitioned into other ventures. Tune in for an insightful episode about self-reflection and learning how to uncover your passions and purpose outside of the clinical setting. Jump Ahead to Listen:[01:02] Transfer nursing skills beyond hospitals.[04:22] Identity beyond nursing.[12:30] Exploring career transitions in nursing.[13:45] Leaving a toxic job.[16:58] You are not a nurse.[21:21] Identity beyond nursing license.[22:57] Self-care in healthcare professions.[28:37] Leaving nursing for personal health.[30:45] You are expendable at work.[33:30] Nurse career and education tips.Connect With Colton on social media:Instagram: @coltonlord17, @nursedaddiesTikTok: @nursedaddiesFor more information, full transcript and videos visit Nurse.org/podcastJoin our newsletter at nurse.org/joinInstagram: @nurse_orgTikTok: @nurse.orgFacebook: @nurse.orgYouTube: Nurse.org

Dr. Jackie Killian, an associate professor at the School of Nursing, talks with Tenile Pritchard, a direct-entry MSN student, to discuss her inspiring journey. Tenille, originally from Boston, pursued a career in dance and business before transitioning to nursing after a life-changing experience with a cancer diagnosis. Tenille is now in her first semester of the MSN program, balancing studies, work, and volunteering as a doula. Dr. Killian and Tenille discuss the importance of knowing one's body and being proactive in health care.This episode features:Dr. Jackie Killian, Associate Professor at UNLV School of NursingTenile Pritchard, UNLV School of Nursing Direct-Entry, Master of Science in Nursing Program student

THOMASVILLE — Coastal Alabama Community College (CACC) in Thomasville recently conducted an extensive disaster drill, simulating a large-scale explosion. The exercise aimed to test and improve emergency response coordination and readiness among multiple agencies and the college community. Over 70 real ER personnel participated as patients to enhance the realism of the scenario. The drill featured participation from the Thomasville Police and Fire departments, ASAP EMS, Haynes Life Flight, Grove Hill Memorial Hospital (GHMH), Thomasville Regional Medical Center (TRMC), Clarke County EMA, Clarke County E-911. From the college, several departments and programs were actively involved such as the Nursing Program...Article Link

Today, opinions vary when it comes to the new boutique hotel being built on Markham Hill in Fayetteville, a nursing program relaunches at the University of Arkansas Fort Smith, and Eureka Springs is throwing a blues party.

Details of the groundbreaking Monmouth College-OSF 3+1 Nursing Program, which will allow students to earn two bachelor degrees in four years, both on the Monmouth campus.

Dr. Rich Guertin of Bryant & Stratton's new nursing program to mark National Nurses Month

In this episode of Nurse Converse, Kasey Mundell, MSN, RN, CNL, CNE shares her unexpected journey to becoming a nurse, from a career interest in law enforcement and forensics to a fulfilling role as a nursing educator.  She highlights the unpredictable nature of nursing careers, emphasizing the importance of embracing change and seeking support. Ultimately, Kasey's story serves as an inspirational testament to the diverse and rewarding paths within the nursing profession, encouraging others to pursue their passions and embrace the journey of self-discovery. Jump Ahead to Listen:[03:48] Nursing as a Career Option.[07:19] Nursing school journey and depression.[12:19] Mental health and medication.[15:56] Living the dream in nursing.Connect with Kasey on social media:Instagram: drnurseprnTikTok: drnurseprn7For more information, full transcript and videos visit Nurse.org/podcastJoin our newsletter at nurse.org/joinInstagram: @nurse_orgTikTok: @nurse.orgFacebook: @nurse.orgYouTube: Nurse.org

“I did not see myself as a leader, to be honest. I had my mind made up on doing something else, but it has been an amazing journey,” says Dr. Tiffany Morris, director of Nursing at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University.  That journey includes being the inaugural department chair in the nursing program at Elon University School of Health Sciences and serving as an interim dean in North Carolina A&T's School of Nursing. She returned to North Carolina A&T earlier this year partly because of the larger impact she can have due to the school being the largest Historically Black College and University in the nation. “The opportunity to serve students who are normally underrepresented and be able to produce healthcare providers that look like the people that they're serving is an amazing opportunity,” she tells host Michael Carrese. Highlights of the curriculum include an accelerated nursing program which allows those with bachelor's degrees to earn an RN in twelve months, advanced simulation training -- including access to new 3D technology that allows for virtual dissection -- and an emphasis on providing culturally appropriate care, which Morris stresses goes well beyond race to include culturally-based food preferences and spiritual practices and beliefs.  Morris has a research interest in the latter where she focuses on why African-Americans have a lower rate of hospice enrollment. Find out about one key factor in turning that around, why the university is pursuing R1 research status and new degree offerings coming soon.Mentioned in this episode: North Carolina A&T School of Nursing

Welcome to Season 8 of Choose UCalgary, the University of Calgary's prospective student podcast. The Choose UCalgary Podcast is intended for any prospective student who is hoping to learn more about the University of Calgary. We will chat with key representatives from the UCalgary community to help keep you updated and informed on all things UCalgary. Episode 6: In this episode, Season 8 host Karah Schmidtler chats with Dr. Andrew Estefan, the Associate Dean for Curriculum Development and Program Evaluation in the Faculty of Nursing, about the new Bachelor of Science in Nursing program and what it means for future UCalgary Nursing students!Learn more: Visit the Faculty of Nursing here: https://nursing.ucalgary.ca/For more information visit: https://www.ucalgary.ca/future-students Choose from 250+ program combinations: https://www.ucalgary.ca/future-students/undergraduate/explore-programs How to apply to UCalgary: https://www.ucalgary.ca/future-students/undergraduate/apply Connect with a recruiter: https://www.ucalgary.ca/future-students/undergraduate/recruiters Ways to customize your degree: https://www.ucalgary.ca/future-students/undergraduate/choosing-your-degree/customizing-your-degree Follow us on Instagram @choose.ucalgary, YouTube, and the University of Calgary Future Students Facebook page! DM us your questions or any topic you would like to see on the Choose UCalgary Podcast!

Welcome back to the High-Performance Nursing podcast! In today's episode, we'll be addressing a situation that many aspiring nurses may face - not getting accepted into their desired graduate nursing program. We dive right into the topic by discussing the importance of managing your mind when you receive that disappointing email. Liam emphasizes the need to allow yourself to feel the emotions and thoughts that arise, but also highlights the fact that you have control over how you respond and react to the situation. Additionally, troubleshooting is another key component in moving forward. Liam shares tips on identifying where in the application process you may need to focus on, whether it's your application itself or your interview performance. With Liam's expert advice and guidance, you'll be empowered to redesign your applications and improve your interview skills. This episode promises to provide invaluable insights for those who may be feeling discouraged and uncertain about their nursing career path. Stay tuned for practical strategies and encouragement as we explore what to do when you don't land your grad nursing program. Let's dive in!Thanks for listening!Loved the episode? Leave us a review!Want to dive deeper into this episode and search for something particular? Use our AI to search here!5 Ways we can support you in your nursing career ✅Join our Free Nurse Career Growth Hub and access our free nursing application, interview and career growth guides here!Join our Nurse Career Academy and work with us to help guarantee your next nursing role!Book a free Career Clarity Call with Liam to discuss your career situation!Join our private FB community to surround yourself with like minded nurses!Check out our Youtube Channel for more nurse career support!

Welcome back to another episode of Talks To-Go! Jill and George talk with our next special guest daughter/father duo, Kristi Barker and Keith Block. Kristi is a physiotherapist from Saskatchewan Canada and is known on all social platforms as @reach.rehab. She has more than 200k followers on Instagram and 34k on TikTok. Keith grew up on a farm in a small Canadian community and played hockey as a kid. He got accepted into a Nursing Program, worked in a Pediatrics Intensive Care Unit for 12 years and is now in a Post Anesthetic Care Unit. No reservations necessary.  All TALKS are TO-GO.   Instagram: @talkstogopodcast TikTok: @talkstogopod

Lamar Institute of Technology (LIT) President Dr. Sidney Valentine joins the show to talk about the college's new Workforce and Allied Health Training Center and nursing program. Dr. Valentine also emphasizes the importance of blue-collar workers, whom he describes as “gold-collar,” to the ever-growing industrial sector of Southeast Texas. For more information about LIT, visit  www.lit.edu

Durango School District 9-R's summer food program began this week for all children and young adults to ensure there's lunch for everyone. Pueblo Community College has announced a new accreditation for it's Nursing Program, and tickets for this year's Four Corners Professional Women's Summit opens this July. By Hannah Robertson.Watch this story at www.durangolocal.news/newsstories/summer-fun-and-food This story is sponsored by The Payroll Department and Serious Texas BBQSupport the show

Dr. Ashis Barad, AHN's Chief Digital Officer joins Larry and Marty to talk about AHN's new Digital Nursing Program.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the employment of nurse practitioners is projected to grow 52% from 2019 to 2029. This growth is attributed to the increasing demand for healthcare services, particularly in primary care and rural settings, where many Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioners (AG-PCNPs) work. Have you ever wondered about the magic behind AG-PCNPs and their amazing services? These licensed and certified professionals are out there making a difference in countless communities. But why should a nurse go the extra mile to become a nurse practitioner? Tune in to the latest episode of This Is Getting Old: Moving Towards An Age-Friendly World, where we'll welcome two nursing superstars in clinical care of older adults: Margaret Venzke and Laurie Wilson! These women know how to make our world a more welcoming and accommodating place for all ages. Key points covered in this episode: ✔️ Laurie Dodge Wilson: A Source of Experience and Guidance for Nursing Students Laurie Dodge Wilson, NP, has been practicing clinically since 1995. She joined the George Washington University (GW) School of Nursing (SON) in December 2012. She brings her wealth of clinical experience into her teaching and competency development in the Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner Program. In 2020 and 2021, she advocated for older adults by serving on GW Medical Faculty Associates (MFA) COVID-19 task force, securing testing and immunizations. That same year, she earned her certification in clinical simulation. ✔️ A True DC Native: 28 Years of Teaching and Clinical Practice with Dr. Maggie Hadro Venzke  Dr. Maggie Hadro Venzke has held faculty appointments at multiple universities, teaching in graduate nurse practitioner programs for over 28 years. Her clinical/research interests include fall prevention in the elderly, immunizations, infectious disease prevention, and best teaching practices in virtual online graduate NP education. She earned her BSN from the University of Virginia, MSN from Virginia Commonwealth University, and DNP from The George Washington University School of Nursing. Dr. Venzke has been teaching full-time at GWU since 2017 and is Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioner Program Director since 2019.  ✔️ Understanding the Integral Role of AG-PCNPs Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioners are masters at caring for patients of all ages and stages! They go above and beyond to help patients achieve their best health, from teenagers all the way to the older members of our community. These healthcare providers partner with patients to promote wellness and provide top-notch care for acute illnesses, chronic conditions, and injuries. And it doesn't stop there! AGPCNPs may participate in research and advocate for quality healthcare. ✔️ Where Do Adult Care Nurses Hang Their Stethoscope? Who knew that practicing diverse settings could be so exciting? With our aging population, we need to meet people where they're at – from the hospital to assisted living and skilled nursing facilities, and home care.  Additionally, there's the growing trend of telehealth. The world of healthcare has plenty of options to offer. ✔️ How Much are AGPCNPs Paid? Are you a registered nurse with a passion for geriatric care? The field of Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioners has a plethora of exciting job opportunities waiting for you. According to Salary.com in Jan 2023, you can earn a salary that ranges from $120K to $140K. ✔️ Elevating Nurse Education at GWSON The AGPCNP program at GWSON isn't your typical online program - it's the perfect mix of both virtual and in-person learning. With standardized patients and advanced technology resources, students develop their advanced practice skills to the fullest. And to top it off, they also get access to GW Health Sciences library services and apps for on-the-go learning. And don't worry about being local to the Washington DC Metro area - you'll only need to come to campus 2-3 times during the program for hands-on skills workshops and simulations. And when it comes to clinical rotations, they don't just leave students to fend for themselves - Clinical Experience Faculty are on hand to provide personalized guidance and support. ✔️ GWU: The Choice That Makes Sense! For six years running, GW Nursing's Master of Science in Nursing Program has secured a spot in the prestigious top ten of U.S. News & World Report's Best Online Master's in Nursing Programs ranking for 2023. Our MSN: Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner program is ranked #6 and the DNP: Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner program earning a respectable #10 ranking. Our small cohort sizes offer a supportive and cohesive learning environment perfect for advancing your education while working as a nurse. So why not consider joining us and becoming your patients' go-to primary care provider, from adolescents to older adults? ✔️ Tailor-made Programs for Your Success: Curriculum and Degree Options to Choose From You can fit advanced education into your busy schedule with online coursework and local clinical rotations under expert faculty guidance. With both full-time and part-time options, you can find with balance of work-life-school that works best for you. And when you're done, you'll be eligible to take on the national Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner certification exams. Becoming a nursing pro takes a lot of dedication, and our programs have got you covered. Our MSN program will equip you with 48 credits and 600 hours of clinical practice. If you're up for the challenge, our BSN-DNP program comprises 70 credits and with 1000 clinical hours. And if you already have a masters in nursing, our post-Master's certificate is only 20 credits and 600 clinical hours. You'll be one step closer to your nursing dreams in no time! ✔️ Ready for a Bigger, Better Nursing Role? Elevate your nursing game and hop over to nursing.gwu.edu to start your next chapter in nursing excellence.  --------------- Curious about the ins and outs of our programs of study? You can email Dr. Venzke at mvenzke@gwu.edu or Laurie at ldwilson@gwu.edu – and get a quick response to all your burning questions. If you have questions or comments or need help, please feel free to drop a one-minute audio or video clip and email it to me at melissabphd@gmail.com, and I will get back to you by recording an answer to your question.  --------------- About Melissa Batchelor, PhD, RN, FNP, FGSA, FAAN: I earned my Bachelor of Science in Nursing ('96) and Master of Science in Nursing ('00) as a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) from the University of North Carolina Wilmington (UNCW) School of Nursing (SON). I genuinely enjoy working with the complex medical needs of older adults. I worked full-time for five years as FNP in geriatric primary care across many long-term care settings (skilled nursing homes, assisted living, home, and office visits), then transitioned into academic nursing in 2005, joining the faculty at UNCW SON as a lecturer. I obtained my PhD in Nursing and a post-master's Certificate in Nursing Education from the Medical University of South Carolina College of Nursing ('11). I then joined the faculty at Duke University School of Nursing as an Assistant Professor. My family moved to northern Virginia in 2015 which led to me joining the George Washington University (GW) School of Nursing faculty in 2018 as a (tenured) Associate Professor. I am also the Director of the GW Center for Aging, Health, and Humanities. Please find out more about her work at https://melissabphd.com/.

Sierra Pfeifer and Assistant Audio Editor Reagan Allen are joined by Sarah Choi, Evin Sahin and Coleman Rambo. This week's episode covers App Team Carolina and UNC Tar Heels at the Table's plans for a new campus accessibility app, the Spring Series at the Ackland Film Forum and a recent donation made to the UNC nursing program. Listen now to find out more. 

There are so many paths a new graduate can take, but entering professional life is always the first step. This week on the SONSIEL Podcast, Jennifer Curran talks about her work to support new nurse graduates' transition into practice and subsequently retain them. She also discusses the benefits of having a standardized, accredited program and the metrics they use to measure its long-term success. Learn more about the transition to support new nurse graduates. Click this link to the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health

Kaiser Permanente Hawaii discusses its programs to attract more people into the nursing profession; HPR reporter Sabrina Bodon talks about new legislative bills addressing juvenile offenders; and a former HPR reporter shares how starting her career in the islands led to a lifetime in public media

The Battle Creek Sanitarium was a very large medical facility for many decades, and at one point it was the largest in the United States. It also had one of the largest nursing training programs of its time, training nurses from all over the U.S. and internationally. In 1908, there was an article written on the Nursing Program and it offers a unique insight into the lives of the women who too part in the three year training there. For more information on Michael Delaware, visit: https://www.michaeldelaware.com For information on the events at the Battle Creek Regional History Museum mentioned at the end of this podcast, visit: https://bcrhm.Eventbrite.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michael-delaware/support

Nicole Baselj (Unit director of forensic nursing) talks about the Forensic Nursing Program at UPMC in Central PA. Ms. Baselj explains what is the SANE program, what a forensic nurse examiner do, and the services offered to support people who are victims of sexual assault and domestic violence at UPMC.

In this episode, Meighan Pribesh, BSN, RNC-OB stops by to talk all things Labor & Delivery (L&D). We discuss the differences between working in large and small hospitals, a typical day in the life, how Meighan wants to have her baby, misconceptions, and more!EPISODE SPONSOR – AMERICAN MOBILEBecome a Travel Nurse at: https://www.americanmobile.com/We Discuss(0:00) Introduction(1:44) Maggie & Meighan's First C-Section Experiences(6:21) Changing to a smaller hospital(22:25) A Labor & Delivery (L&D) Nurse's Typical Day(30:51) Emergency Situations in L&D(33:12) How Meighan Wants to Have Her Baby(38:15) Being a Patient Advocate(41:00) Working With Resident Doctors(49:22) Misconceptions About Being a L&D Nurse(54:12) Advice on How to Prepare For Your Baby's Delivery(1:03:00) Characteristics That Make a Good L&D NurseABOUT MEIGHAN PRIBESH, BSN, RNC-OBMeighan Pribesh is a graduate of James Madison University's Nursing Program. She has been working in labor and delivery for a little over 8 years now. A majority of her career was spent at a high-risk labor and delivery unit. After meeting her fiancé, she has now relocated to a small town community hospital where she still does labor and delivery.FIND US ONYouTube – https://www.youtube.com/nursingunchartedInstagram – https://www.instagram.com/nursingunchartedApple Podcasts – https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nursing-uncharted/id1570694185Spotify – https://open.spotify.com/show/1btLYaMHoabT3icqGUgesBWebsite – https://www.americanmobile.com/podcast/nursing-unchartedSHOW CREDITSHost – Maggie ReichardProducer – Jonathan CaryAssistant Producers – Katie Schrauben & Sam MacKay Music – Aidan Dykes

Nursing program admission is highly competitive which is reason enough to investigate closely before applying to college so your teen is making informed decisions. In this episode, you'll learn about the different pathways to becoming a nurse, and what your family can be doing right now to secure a spot in this highly competitive and rigorous field of study.EPISODE NOTESInterest in nursing is sky-high, and as a result, institutions have become more and more selective in admitting students into their nursing programs. In this episode, Jon Rice shares the different pathways available to students who may be interested in pursuing a degree in this field.Jon works in admissions at the University of San Francisco, and he has a wealth of information on the ins and outs of what it takes to get into their coveted direct-entry program as well as other programs throughout the US. I really appreciated his take on the direct entry approach. I'll admit, I've often thought these types of programs seemed unnecessarily restrictive. But after hearing Jon's perspective, I can see how they actually help set students up for success right from the start. If your high school teen is confident that they want to pursue nursing, and they're already meeting the qualifications that these programs require, direct entry can be an excellent way to guarantee their success.But a direct entry program isn't the only path to a nursing career. Your student may choose to complete a pre-nursing program before entering an upper-division program. Or they may transfer credit from a community college or other four-year school to a nursing program. Jon gives us detailed insight into the pros and cons of several different approaches and paths to nursing.There's no denying that nursing studies are academically rigorous, and if your student is interested in this field, they will need to qualify in many different areas in order to get their foot in the door. However, this shouldn't discourage you from pressing forward. If your teen is on the path to becoming a nurse, this episode will give you the tools you need to start planning well in advance, so that they will be able to choose the right path for them when the time comes.Links mentioned in this episodeLaunch Career Clarity CourseLaunch College and Career Clarity Facebook CommunityList of Accredited Nursing ProgramsFirst-Year Nursing Admission at USFEmail Jon at jfrice@usfca.edu Timeline[3:10] Although direct entry is required at many schools, it's not intended to be restrictive.  [8:34] Pros and cons of pre-nursing versus direct entry nursing programs. [12:52] Schools want to hear from prospective students directly, and not parents. [14:02] Nursing is not a lottery, and you do need to be academically eligible in order to qualify.[16:16] Qualifications for the ideal nursing student.[20:55] Transferring as a pathway to nursing.[24:30] Many schools are offering MSN programs for students who majored in something other than nursing. [25:54] The importance of standardized testing for a nursing major.

On this episode, Patrick and Jackie talk to BSN student Eleanor Hoss about her journey to selecting an undergraduate nursing program, lessons learned along the way and why she is glad to be a Spartan Nurse. 

Joan Buckley talks with Dr. Rebecca Hegel, Program Director, both from the SUNY Empire State College School of Nursing and Allied Health, about the nursing programs they offer and their new connection to SUNY Nassau Community College.

Dr. Peter Wills discusses access to the Clinical Contact Center and receiving information from on-call nurses, pharmacies, and other resources. We also talk about the difference between Emergency Room care and that provided by Urgent Care Centers. Knowing that difference can save you from choosing wrong and ending up with a bill for services. The VA has a variety of care choices but unless you know them you cant avail yourself of them Learn how to get the most out of your VA care by listening in. 

Anyone who works in health care or who needs medical care knows the challenges that come from the current shortage of workers. To help meet some of the demand, nursing programs started up last week at three satellite sites. The Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree is being offered in Gander, Grand Falls-Windsor, and Happy Valley-Goose Bay. Andrea Watkins is associate dean for satellite sites with Memorial University's Faculty of Nursing.

This episode is also available as a blog post: https://bluebonnetnews.com/2022/08/11/lee-college-overhauls-nursing-program/

Camylle is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner credentialed through the American Association of Nurse Practitioners. She has a total of 16 years of experience in the medical field, as she started her path as a Certified Nursing Assistant in 2006. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Connecticut in 2008 and her Master of Science in Nursing from the University of Saint Joseph in 2013. She is currently enrolled in the Doctor of Nursing Program at the University of Saint Joseph and anticipates graduating at the end of 2022. As a registered nurse, Camylle worked in a skilled nursing facility as well as medical/surgical units in several hospitals. As a Family Nurse Practitioner, shehas 8 years of experience diagnosing, treating and managing acute and chronic medical conditions. She has practiced in retail health, gastroenterology, occupational health, adult health, and geriatrics. She possesses superb clinical skills, professionalism, and compassion with every patient interaction. She takes pride in helping her patients meet their individualized healthcare needs to achieve optimal wellness.Camylle is the Founder/CEO of Innovative Healthcare of Connecticut and the Co-Founder of Roya Medspa, both located in West Hartford, CT.In addition to being an outstanding clinician, Camylle is also an educator and mentor to nursing students. She enjoyed being a clinical instructor for nursing students at the University of Connecticut, her alma mater. She is currently a Professor at Chamberlain University College of Nursing, where she teaches Health Assessment to RN-BSN students.When she is not caring for her patients or teaching her students, Camylle loves to spend time with her husband and their two boys. She loves to read, watch new movies and travel in her spare time.1. Click the link to REGISTER  for the Stress Solution Series2. Download your FREE Mindfulness E-Book at stressblueprint.com/353. Follow the Nurse Wellness Podcast on Facebook and Instagram4. Join the Nurse Wellness Hub on Facebook  5. Email Nurse Wellness Podcast at hello@stressblueprint.com6. Background music produced by DNMbeats

Learn about the Practical Nursing program and career pathway from a master teacher, Jennifer Briggs.

Today we talked with nursing program expert …. And student, Kassidy Compton. We not only talk about the importance of nurses in the united states healthcare system, but also about the importance of nurses (and the increasing demand) right here on the hi-line of Montana. Many towns look to MSU Northern as a pipeline for their talented and skilled healthcare workforce. Key Takeaways Include: The different clinical hours, hands on experience, and opportunities that Havre's nursing program provides What you need to prepare for and study before going into the nursing program. How the curriculum combined with the on-campus activities and organizations equal the perfect size and fit for a lot of students. For any questions contact admissions: (406) 265-3700 Contents of the podcast 00:00 - Intro 01:58 - Nursing at MSU Northern 03:51 - Competitiveness of the Nursing Program 06:00 - Life After Graduation 07:03 - Why Havre 13:27 - The Sub 14:47 - Community Based

Cierra Nelson, a Flight Nurse and graduate of Western Governors University (WGU), talks about her flight nurse experiences; National Nurses Week and the over-the-top nursing education she received at WGU.

How should you prepare for an accelerated nursing program? Any tips for improving general math skills? What are the BEST sources for A&P review? How should you use the study guides your instructor provides to get the best grades? Did you know that I have a free Facebook Group you can join to connect with other nursing students AND get some help from me? It's called “Nursing Students in Nursing School”, and today I'm answering one of the student questions I received there. And make sure to join the free Facebook Group for yourself, you can find the link at www.YourNursingTutor.com For notes and links visit htttps://www.yournursingtutor.com/episode67

Check out this short episode where I discuss if it's possible to work while going through a Nursing Program, provide personal experience, and give you job recommendations that offer decent pay with work schedule flexibility. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

There's a great need for foster homes in Conway County; UACCM's Nursing Program is growing; COVID cases still on a downward trend; former LRSD administrator pleads to mail fraud charge; Governor appoints local-area residents to boards and commissions; Morrilton Community Center to hold adult basketball tourney; we talk with Charles Spivey of the Conway County Care Center.

In our eighth episode, we learn about the Child Welfare Nursing program through a conversation with registered nurses and foster and adoptive mothers, Susan Oliver and Shelly Lee. This program supports child welfare workers by giving insight into complex medical conditions throughout the investigatory process to help staff make the best safety decisions possible. Nurses also support both biological and foster families with training and education related to the medical needs of children, increasing family stability and better long-term outcomes for the children involved. Susan Oliver is a Registered Nurse and mother to eight children. She has worked for OKDHS for the last eleven years, and, since the recording of this podcast, was named the Nursing Programs Administrator. While working for OKDHS, Susan worked on a collaborative project with Johns Hopkins University that integrated trauma-informed practices into outpatient medical clinics. In her spare time, Susan volunteers at Special Care, a child care program that serves children who are medically-fragile or who have disabilities. Shelly Lee is a Health Care Management Nurse III for Child Welfare Services, and assisted in developing the very program we're discussing today, which integrated Registered Nurses into Child Welfare. She was the first nurse hired as part of the program. She has been a nurse for 22 years and has six children with her husband of 21 years. Her family began fostering through a kinship placement in 2012, and quickly found that this was their calling. We hope you'll continue to join us on this podcast where we'll explore topics that affect and uplift Oklahomans. Don't forget to like this episode and subscribe, so you'll know when each new episode drops! To learn more about how you can support your community through fostering, visit OKFosters.org.

A 49-year-old mother from Georgia who is a United States Air Force Veteran is this year's student representative on the Board of Trustees. Catherine Hadden is serving as the Student Trustee while pursuing her Nursing degree. As Student Trustee she attends all board meetings, participates in executive sessions or closed-door portions of meetings, and has full voting rights.So how did Hadden wind up at Onondaga Community College and what does she think of it here? She's our guest on this edition of our podcast, "Chatting About College."

Assistant Professor of Communication Arts Brian Shelton is joined by Harper Alumna Kristina Gaardbo, who graduated from the Nursing Program at Harper College and now co-owns the incredible Chicago Culinary Kitchen after pursuing her passion for culinary arts. Gaardbo received her Certified Cicerone certification from Siebel Institute. Gaardbo helped her husband, Greg, with his Shockwaves Promotional Apparel business and they always shared a passion for barbecue. The pair decided to turn their culinary love into a catering company in 2012, and then opened the award-winning Chicago Culinary Kitchen in 2016. Gaardbo's restaurant has been rated the best barbeque in Illinois by Money Magazine. Gaardbo now has a food truck and recently opened a new expanded restaurant location in Palatine, IL. Join Gaardbo and Shelton in their conversation about Gaardbo's journey from a Harper College student to a successful business owner.

Join Scott Dettman (CEO, Avenica) as he chats with Faisale Boukari about how he got into the Nursing Program at Minnesota State University, Mankato, his very first job out of college as a Registered Nurse, and how it led him to be the CEO of Plateau Healthcare.

Cyndy Jones has multiple roles for Winona State University. She is a dynamic coach who is referred by the players as, "mom". She also has helped Winona State push the envelope forward with the DEU model, which helps prepare college nurses for the real world of taking care of patients. The lessons she learned from playing D2 softball, to mentoring athletes throughout their career and life, and now setting a new standard for healthcare, all  are wrapped into one conversation on JayTime! Twitter/Instagram: @Jaytimepod Facebook: JayTime Tiktok: JayKlug

The first thing most people think about is scholarships, grants and loans. Those are helpful...but there are FOUR other major “strategies” that can make a big difference in nursing school affordability.

#045 – On this Midweek Episode Jankel and I begin the first career deep dive by focusing on Registered Nursing. We uncover important information that will give high school students a well-informed idea of all that entails earning a Bachelor's degree in Nursing, and working as a Registered Nurse (RN). In our conversation, we go over essential qualities that are necessary for a person interested in becoming an RN, the duties and responsibilities associated with this profession, the different patient groups with whom RNs may work, the educational path to follow to earn a BSN (Bachelor of Science in Nursing) degree. Additionally, we explore the components of the typical Nursing Program pre-requisites and explore those of the undergraduate nursing program at Loma Linda University. We also discuss the NCLEX (National Council Licensure Examination and other licensing requirements. The episode ends with a look at statistical data related to pay and employment prospects for registered nurses, and the five reasons why this profession is expected to grow at almost twice the percentage average of other professions. We hope this episode allows all high school students in our audience to gain an appreciation for this noble, stable, and much-needed occupation. We also hope it gives all parents in our audience important information they may use to have meaningful career-related conversations with their kids. These types of episodes will continue to be posted in the middle of the week, while our episodes related to college admissions will continue to appear on Fridays. You can find our show notes at https://collegemetropolis.com/45. Please help our podcast by giving us a 5-star rating and a leaving us a positive review. We will greatly appreciate it. Thank you!

Dr. Wald describes her career from oncology nursing to her interest today in extreme heat exposure and health promotion. As an educator and athlete, she inspires many! Dr. Adrienne Wald, EdD, MBA, RN, CNE, MCHES is an Associate Professor at Mercy College School of Natural and Health Sciences, Nursing Program.  Dr. Wald is a longtime […]