Many useful apps have been released for nurses, so we have compiled a list based on input from our friends. Without further adieu, here are our Top 7 Apps For Nurses, updated for 2021.
We at Nursegrid are proud to announce that our #1 Nurse App, Nursegrid Mobile, has officially hit 1,000,000 downloads! We want to take this moment to celebrate your support of Nursegrid and thank you for helping to make the Nursegrid community what it is today.
We’re here to celebrate the work you do, recognize your pain points, and build solutions to make your life as a nurse better. Our monthly roundup’s highlight the comments, feedback, and voices from our community of over 500,000 nurses using Nursegrid.
We love engaging with our nurse community, now totaling over half a million! We’re here to celebrate the work you do, recognize your pain points, and build solutions to make your life as a nurse better.
We love engaging with our nurse community, now totaling over half a million! We’re here to celebrate the work you do, recognize your pain points, and build solutions to make your life as a nurse better.
Nursegrid Mobile is getting an updated look! With beautiful, rich new colors for your worksites, you can pick new ways to customize the look of your favorite calendar app.
For years, hospitals have used outdated schedule distribution processes, making it hard for nurses to effectively balance their work and life. Here’s how the nurses, designers, and engineers behind Nursegrid modernized processes to healthcare scheduling and staffing.
Medical technology has improved considerably over the last 100 years, and so has the relationship between a nurse and their patient. Take a look at some of the more surprising nurse rules from the early 1900s.
Today, we are thrilled to announce our Series B funding round of $5.7 million, led by Hatteras Venture Partners. It’s an exciting way to start off 2018 and we have big plans for the year ahead.
To better empower nurses to become the leaders that our increasingly complex healthcare system needs, hospital facilities must invest in nurse education, mentorship, and professional development, technology innovation, communication, and mutual respect.
Healthcare desperately needs leaders who can see the bigger picture, think on their feet, help facilities adapt, and drive change. Nurses are well positioned to take the reins and make an impact.
When we launched Nursegrid Jobs, the platform contained only a handful of available jobs for users to apply to. We ramped that up to about 200 in the first few months, and today we are excited to announce there are over 9,000 jobs on the platform!
Amelia Roberts, RN, is a care coordinator, founder and CEO of Solutions by Amelia, and Nursegrid Ambassador.
The complex process of creating and communicating schedules adds extra stress for nurse managers and schedulers.
For two nurses, Katie Duke and Zach Smith, the combination of chance and opportunity led them to careers in both nursing and entrepreneurship.
To show our appreciation for nurses, and in an effort to get nurses’ feedback to make our product even better, we are offering a fully catered party to one lucky hospital department!
When Nursegrid was just a concept 3 years ago, we spent a significant amount of time trying to convince others that there was a deep void in the nursing market. After all, we were nurses ourselves and had felt this void first hand.
Creating and keeping track of a work schedule as a nurse is daunting and antiquated. A group of nurses in Portland, Oregon, were so fed up with outdated scheduling technology that they set out to make a change. Their creation: Nursegrid.
We’ve focused new team resources on redesigning our Android experience to be smoother, faster, and more user friendly. Today marks the initial release of our new experience and an ongoing investment into the Nursegrid app for Android.
Nurses, who face increasing rates of burnout, can benefit from hearing words of gratitude; they’re motivating, inspiring, and can have lasting effects on your engagement and work performance.
There’s a dichotomy within hospitals in which the medicine they’re practicing is cutting edge, but the technology they’re providing their staff is anything but. From the hospital’s perspective, there is a rationale behind this.
Whether your schedule lives in your hospital’s current scheduling technology or on a spreadsheet, our new Schedule Upload feature was developed to help managers get their department schedule online and in the hands of nurses in seconds.
Now you and your colleagues can show your team pride (and Nursegrid love) to the world – and have a little fun doing it.
A month ago we introduced the Personal event type and new work shift types to Nursegrid Mobile to help you stay organized and on top of all that you do. Now we’re excited to announce shift and event reminders to help you take back your schedule—and your time.
A lot of you have expressed interest in Nursegrid offering you more flexible ways to schedule personal events that impact your professional life. This week we’ve released an update to Nursegrid Mobile that offers you more flexibility and choice in event types.
Congratulations, you’re engaged! You feel connected, supported, appreciated, and heard—happy to put your energy into a relationship that promises positive returns. Shouldn’t that be how nurses feel at work? So often, though, they say they feel the opposite.
Despite its noble intentions, the Triple Aim of healthcare may be causing more pain than intended, at least according to a study in the Annals of Family Medicine. And it’s no surprise that nurses and nurse managers are feeling the sting too.
When I started out in nursing, I knew little of what it took to be a nurse outside of assessments and patient care. In today’s world, it isn’t enough to just be a good clinical nurse. Like it or not, technology has become a part of our society and therefore a part of our industry.
Nursegrid team member Zach Smith, RN provides a thoughtful response to recent comments made by hosts of The View about nurses.
McKnight’s Long-Term Care News is a business news magazine serving the institutional long-term care field. Thanks to McKnight’s for their review of Nursegrid’s new communication solution.
Nursegrid announced today the release of a new communication platform designed to directly connect nurse managers with their staff to streamline communication, manage schedule changes and credentialing of staff.
We reached an exciting milestone at Nursegrid recently – over 1,000,000 personal work shifts have been entered into the mobile application – and we’re on track to process almost double that by the end of the year.
Nursegrid is pleased to announce the release of our new native Android application. The launch of the Android app ensures easy access to Nursegrid for all nurses across the country. The Android application contains all the features of the popular iOS application.
Nursegrid heads to Chicago for the one and only HIMSS 2015 Annual Exhibition & Conference. Hear the highlights of our favorite moments and companies!
Nurse scheduling issues impact nurses in hospitals around the country every day. Schedules don’t have to be a source of frustration for nurses.
Ruining TV shows? No decency for non-nurses? In a world of ubiquitously worst roommates, nurses have lived with and have been the bane of roommate existence.
Nurses, you may find yourself on sites such as Pinterest and Facebook, but ever explored LinkedIn for nurses? See what nurse Erica MacDonald has to say!
There are so many resources for nursing students out there, it can be hard to keep up! Read our favorite places online for nursing students to go!
Celebrating the public Nursegrid app launch! Nursegrid is an app to help nurses manage their schedules and communicate with each other.
Whether you’re a stethoscope minimalist or a utility belter there is plenty of nurse flare to express yourself and have some fun.
No matter how long you’ve been in scrubs, patients passing is a part of the role of a nurse. Read more about dealing with death as a nurse from a veteran.
Stop dreading the inevitable nurse shift swap! The latest Nursegrid feature makes shift-swapping easier than ever. Never again have an island shift!
Find all your coworkers also using the app with this nifty Nursegrid Feature. From the workplace to department, you can connect with your team in an instant!
The Nursegrid contest raffle winner is announced. Thanks to all that participated.
The adoption of mobile technology in hospitals is a slow-moving process but using this opportunity is essential to the success of the industry.
As a nurse, there are always opportunities to travel with the job. Whether or not you are in fact a travel nurse, find out your next travel assignment!
Read more about the incredible nurse, Elizabeth Scala, who recently published her latest book, Nursing From Within.
Nurse Reforms have been part of the nurse world for quite some time. But this is only the beginning of something greater for nurses. Read more on our blog!
Hospital Unit Clerks have a very specific job role that, frankly, only other unit clerks understand. If you are or know a unit clerk, read more!
Portland is smaller by deal size and volume, but it can’t be overlooked as a thriving pad for startups and entrepreneurship.
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