MUST HAVE Products for School
One of the most common questions I receive in my DMs is what products I have and use for school. This post is going to be straight ... Continue reading →
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Nursing
Styling my Scrubs with Zappos x Klogs
This post is #sponsored by Zappos, all thoughts and opinions are my own We all know nursing is killer on the feet. It’s not even surprising ... Continue reading →
How to get into CRNA School: Basic Admission Requirements
Let’s start out with the basics of CRNA school. I get a lot of questions regarding requirements and career pathways to become a CRNA (in the U.S.). ... Continue reading →
How YOU can get accepted into CRNA School (on the first try)
We all know CRNA school is extremely competitive. The average percentage of those who get accepted to those who apply is about 10%. Yikes. So how can ... Continue reading →
12 Hour Shift Makeup in 5 Minutes
Here’s the links to all my favorite long lasting products for your very long lasting shift 🙂 If you aren’t already, follow me on the liketoknow.it app ... Continue reading →
License & Certification Renewal Made Easy
Is it just me, or were you guys a little shocked after graduating nursing school realizing how many CEUs you needed annually, AND the chaos that accompanies ... Continue reading →
How to Get a JOB after Nursing School
How to get a job after nursing school as a new graduate RN - resume tips, interview skills. ... Continue reading →
Stop Nurse Bullying
Well isn’t it just sad I have to write a post about this topic. Nursing might consistently rank the most trusted profession by the community year after ... Continue reading →
Organizational Tips for the ICU
Hey everyone! I’ve gotten a few requests for a post on how to plan out and organize your ICU shift for beginners. This post can definitely apply ... Continue reading →
Why You Should Go to NTI
NTI (National Teaching Institute) is an annual critical care nursing conference through AACN that gathers nurses from all over America. It’s basically like Disneyland for ICU nurses. Ok… maybe ... Continue reading →