Meet your new career companion, Nursegrid Learn.
Meet your new career companion, Nursegrid Learn.
Who’s had enough of juggling emails and paper documents or logging into different systems just to track your nursing licenses and credentials? We get it—between your busy schedule, irregular shifts, and, let’s be real, your actual life, no one has time for administrative headaches like tracking
Nurse mentorship programs can be a rewarding experience for both mentees and experienced nurses. We as nurses need to end the culture of bullying each other and eradicate “nurses eating their young” to ensure a safe environment for both nurses
“Crossing professional boundaries or engaging in improper use of social media are violations of the nurse practice act and can be the cause of professional discipline and termination of employment.” The repercussions for violating professional boundaries can also go beyond
Proving you are a lifelong learner is a simple but continuous process. Here we list ways to demonstrate a commitment to lifelong learning and improving healthcare and the benefits you will experience as a result.
There are many compelling reasons to become certified in a specialty to further your nursing career; from earning more money to showing commitment to your specialty, nursing certifications allow nurses to be more confident in clinical decision making. Here we
After graduating with a 3.83 GPA in Biology, I struggled to find a job. I had a friend who had been caught in a similar situation who went through an accelerated nursing program, was working as a nurse and was
Nursing is a journey, one with many rewarding moments and difficult lessons. As a nurse, you are likely to grow and change as your career develops. In my experience, there are several stages that nurses go through – each as
COVID-19 has presented new opportunities in the work world, and remote work is here to stay. As a nurse, you should look forward to more flexible opportunities to work from anywhere while getting paid the same amount you would if
After passing your NCLEX, receiving your nursing license, and accepting a nursing job offer, you are ready to jump into practicing as a nurse! Here are some common pitfalls that new nurses should avoid.
Rising to the top of your nursing profession could be as simple as mastering these three essential skills: attitude, cooperation and professionalism.
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