Conversations are what sharpens a nurse’s mind and rejuvenate the commitment of service to others. The road to becoming a certified nurse is demanding and calls for resilience and focus.
In this,Podcast, you will have an opportunity to interact with Margaret Anne Thompson, a retired Certified Nurse Anesthetist.
Having worked as a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist for 38 years, Margaret has a wealth of knowledge in a range in critical care and anesthesia operations, including pediatrics, cardiovascular, neurology, orthopedics, eye surgery, neonatal surgery, general surgery, and ENT surgery. Margaret holds memberships in various associations, including; AANA, ASNA, NBNA, and WBNA.
In this conversation, Thompson will unveil some of the remarkable transformations in the field for nurses and healthcare workers. and Dispelling the myths about covid 19. We will also dive into the unique role Black and Brown nurses play in this field, some of the common challenges encountered, and the lessons learned as a key take-away for young practitioners. We will equally look at the perceived potential for the CRNA field in the near future.
About Tonika Bruce
Hi, I am Tonika Bruce, a Registered Nurse, a doctoral student, a mentor, an author, a leader, and a fighter. The journey to success is filled with challenges, stumbling blocks and naysayers. I consider myself an expert at failures and challenges, which inspired me to talk about various ways to attain success and how we can change our mindset and views of success thru the challenges we face, including being frontline workers.
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Tips on How to Market Yourself as a Nurse in Order to Land Bigger Jobs by Tonika Bruce
Nurses are in high demand right now, and nursing salaries are increasing. However, if you don’t know how to market yourself, you can get stuck at the same level for ages.
It’s important that you market yourself to employers. How? There are many ways! In this podcast episode, we will go over some of the most popular tips for marketing yourself as a nurse so that you can land bigger jobs.
Student tips: How to Start Preparing for Nursing Leadership Early by Tonika Bruce
The grooming of future nurse leaders is increasingly vital due to the expanding complexity of healthcare practice surroundings and the massive retirement of nurse leaders. In addition, the current healthcare environment is uncertain, making it challenging to plan for the future
Why You Should Follow a Nursing Blog If You Want to Grow Your Career by Tonika Bruce
Are you a nurse looking to grow your career? If so, there are many reasons why following a nursing blog can help you.
A consistent feed of information from multiple sources is vital for nurses who want to stay on the cutting edge of their profession. Nursing blogs offer valuable insight into best practices and new research in the field, as well as an opportunity for networking with other nurses across the globe.
How Pandemic Stories of Healthcare Professionals Can Inspire Others by Tonika Bruce
Nurses are often busy working in the trenches when pandemic diseases hit. Throughout history, there have been life-threatening pandemic outbreaks- the flu, Ebola, SARS, the bubonic plague, to mention a few. But, despite the gloom, there have always been people who brought hope with their tireless effort to save lives
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Why a Critical Care Nurse and Digital Marketing are a Perfect Match by Tonika Bruce
Nurses are in a unique position to help patients and family members. If you have been following the news, healthcare reform is becoming more urgent than ever before. Nurses can play a substantial role in helping to reduce health care costs by educating people about the importance of prevention and better home care for the sick. Digital marketing is one way that nurses can make this happen because it reaches so many people at once.
Why Take a Cultural Competency Course by Tonika Bruce
In today’s global society, it is impossible to be completely isolated from other cultures. As a result, cultural competence has become an important element for both personal relationships and professional relationships and interactions.
A Deeper Look into Cultural Competency by Tonika Bruce
Cultural competency is the ability to understand and interact with people from various cultures. It is helpful in both personal and professional relationships. Understanding other cultures is a necessity not only for getting along with others but also for avoiding problems.
How Cultural Competence Training Helped Me Be a Better Nurse By Tonika Bruce
“The cultural competence training helped me realize that cultural values are important to the success of any organization or individual,” I said. “I’m not just a nurse, but an advocate and supporter for diversity.” Visit: thenetworknurse.com
Developing Cultural Competency as a Nurse by Tonika Bruce
In order to be a successful nurse, you need to have more than just medical knowledge. Cultural competence is a skill that comes in handy. Cultural competency is the ability to understand and interact with people from various cultures. It’s not only useful in personal relationships but also in professional ones too. Especially in the medical field. In this podcast we will discuss how nurses can develop cultural competence so they can better provide care for their patients while avoiding any potential problems along the way!
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