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8 survival strategy tips for soon-to-be nurse grad students

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stocksy | Eduard Bonnin There are a lot of intelligent reasons for a passionate and driven nurse to pursue a graduate degree. Grad school is a financial commitment, and it comes at a time when you have a lot of other responsibilities, financial obligations and all-around “adult stuff” going on. Pay off student loans.

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Guide to precepting new grads

The Nurse Break

Meet ED/Rural & remote nurse Liana Penney. Read her guide to precepting new grads! Write for us here Check out other nurse educator related content Suggest someone who should write for us here Introduction I have been nursing for 10 years, starting in General Practice in Hamilton, NZ.

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Honor Preceptors for the Difference They Make

Nurse.com

Because we’re not nurses, we can only imagine how frightening it must be for a new nurse with little clinical experience to face a patient and their family and be expected to function as a fully prepared registered nurse. How does a nurse’s limited experience and fear evolve into expertise and confidence, one may ask?

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How to Create a Learning Culture for Unprepared New Graduate Nurses

Healthy Workforce Institute

You have frustrated preceptors in your office complaining about your new graduate nurses. Not only are they asked repeatedly to precept new nurse after new nurse, but these are the least prepared new graduate nurses they’ve ever seen; AND these new nurses are leaving within the first year.

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Nurse Residencies: Norm or Exception?

Minority Nurse

When new graduate nurses enter the labor market, many will clamor for the chance to land a position in new nurse residency programs. Presented as a game that only a lucky few can win, new nurse residencies provide great career-launching benefits for a small cohort of novice nurses. We never were.

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Missed out on nursing graduate program – now what? Meet Kate

The Nurse Break

What do you do if you don’t get a nursing graduate program? Kate Edgcumbe Introduction I’m Kate Edgcumbe, 32 years old and have been a Registered Nurse for 6 years. I applied for both paramedicine and nursing. I also applied for jobs in Aged Care, sub-acute wards, dialysis unit, and community nursing.

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Hospital Turns to Externs to Fight the Staffing Shortage

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Northwell Health, New York’s largest healthcare provider and private employer, is using students to ease the ongoing worker shortage at all but three of its hospitals. The program, which has been around for thirty years, allows junior-level students to work alongside experienced nurses in various departments.