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If you're a nurse practitioner looking to scale your practice, you're probably thinking about how you're going to hire more personnel? In today's video, we're going to break down one practical tip for whatever role you're hiring for—something you have to do for all those people to make sure it will be a good hire. #NursePractitioner #CollaboratingPhysician #CollaboratingDocs

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?? Introducing Scrubs to Pivot! ?? To every nurse mom who's felt torn between career ambitions and family life – this is for you. As a nurse who's walked this path, I know firsthand that you shouldn't have to choose between professional growth and precious family moments. That's why I created Scrubs to Pivot: to empower nurse moms like you to discover flexible career opportunities that work WITH your life, not against it. Whether you're: - Searching for remote nursing roles - Ready to leverage your expertise in new ways - Looking to connect with other ambitious nurse moms - Or simply seeking a "softer" nursing life ...you've found your community. ?? Join us as we transform the future of nursing careers, one empowered mom at a time.?

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I’m sure by now most all of us have heard about the Iowa nurse who has been criminally charged for failing to clear the airway of a nursing home resident who later died. Many of us have probably read the article, and a few of us, me included, have pulled the 2567 to review the state survey agency’s findings. Many questions come to mind when reviewing the articles and the statement of deficiencies. “How did this happen” may be the first one on your mind. How does a nurse go against the aides’ multiple requests to suction the resident? Why did this nurse tell state surveyors that she was told she didn’t have to do anything with his tracheostomy? Was there another nurse on shift at that time? What is the process for verification of code status? Was this an agency nurse? The biggest question I have is surrounding something we as nurse leaders have been talking about for years now – competencies. Was this LPN even trained and deemed competent to provide the necessary tracheostomy care to this patient? Going out on a limb here, but I interpret her statement of being told she wouldn’t have to do anything with the tracheostomy as acknowledgement that administration knew that a) she wasn’t trained to perform this level of care or b) she wasn’t comfortable providing this level of care. As a certified legal nurse consultant, I would be asking for proof of competencies related to tracheostomy care not only on the LPN involved in this case, but all other nursing staff that currently work, or worked during that time period in 2023. That would only be the beginning. #CLNC #legalnurse #healthcare #education #comptency #citation

What Nurse Leadership Style Works Best For You?

Nursing is not just a job; it’s an identity. People often ask me why I still call myself a nurse when I’m not working in a hospital or wearing scrubs. The truth is, being a nurse goes far beyond the uniform. It’s how I think, how I act, and how I approach every challenge. Nursing has taught me the art of multitasking (and yes, I can juggle more than just IV lines!), the importance of compassion (whether I’m comforting a patient or a colleague), and the skill of problem-solving under pressure (because sometimes, life doesn’t come with a call button). So, even if you see me in a suit instead of scrubs, I’ll proudly call myself a nurse. I may be in a different specialty now, but the core of who I am hasn’t changed. Plus, let’s be honest, whether in scrubs or a suit—I’m still a pretty good-looking nurse ??! Nursing isn’t just a career—it’s a lifelong identity. And I’ll always proudly carry that with me, no matter where my path leads. #NursingIdentity #ProudNurse #BeyondTheScrubs #NurseForLife #NursesOnLinkedin