Today, you’ll be hearing from Nurse Denetra Hampton, founder of the Nursing Education and Study Center.

Denetra will be on the show to reveal where you will find some of the most important information in your textbook...even though most nursing students will completely overlook this.

All links and resources I mention in this episode can be found on the show notes page: www.YourNursingTutor.com/episode31

Today, I want to help you continue living your life even during nursing school, while still maximizing your useful study time.

On today’s episode, I have guest Nurse Esther Beyderman, the author of “Nursing Audio NCLEX-RN Review Series”.

Nurse Esther will be telling you her absolute best hack for how to maximize your study time...especially when you spend a lot of time “on-the-go” while commuting, driving kids to soccer practice, washing dishes, walking dogs, or other “real life” activities.

All links and resources I mention in this episode can be found on the show notes page: www.YourNursingTutor.com/episode30

Today, I want to help you feel more confident while in nursing school.

On today’s episode, Nurse Laura of Nurse It Like You Mean It will be joining me.

Nurse Laura is going to share her best strategy for self-evaluating HOW you’re doing in nursing school, and particularly in clinicals, so that you don’t have to suffer with a lack of confidence.

All links and resources I mention in this episode can be found on the show notes page: www.YourNursingTutor.com/episode29

Today, I want to help you with your time management while in nursing school.

Today you’ll be hearing from Nurse Erica Rodriguez, a new grad Labor & Delivery nurse and the founder of “Nursing Student Support Group” on Facebook, which has over THIRTY thousand members.

Nurse Erica will be sharing her number 1 habit that you should be doing NOW, as a new student, to keep your overwhelm to a minimum, AND make it a lot easier to transition from nursing student to “real life nurse” later on after graduation.

All links and resources I mention in this episode can be found on the show notes page: www.YourNursingTutor.com/episode28

Today, I want to help you feel more confident AND make it easier to advocate for your patients while you’re still a nursing student.

On today’s episode, Nurse Janine Kelbach, a veteran Labor & Delivery nurse and owner of Savvy Nurse Writer, is sharing the BIGGEST secret that helped her succeed in nursing school, even with the additional challenge of having a baby during nursing school.

All links and resources I mention in this episode can be found on the show notes page: www.YourNursingTutor.com/episode27

Are you looking for tips to start nursing school strong? Want to know all the “shortcuts” to help with time management, getting all your reading done, and maybe even make nursing school easier?

In this episode, I’m going to share one of my BEST tips to save time, avoid overwhelm, and maximize your chances of success in nursing school...

In this series, you’re going to learn things like how to feel less scared and more confident as a nursing student, tricks for maximizing your “hands-free” study time while on-the-go, effective ways to deal with passive aggressive bullying from other nurses, and even things you should be doing now to prepare to land your dream job after graduation. So make sure you subscribe to the podcast so you won’t miss a thing.

All links and resources I mention in this episode can be found on the show notes page: www.YourNursingTutor.com/episode26

Have you failed something in nursing school? Maybe you've failed to get accepted to a school, maybe you failed a dosage calculation, maybe you failed a class, maybe you even failed out of the whole program.

Or maybe you graduated, but and have failed NCLEX once, twice, maybe even three times.

Whatever it is, I've got a message for you today: you are not a failure.

Why do so many nursing students fail? Laziness, lack of resources, just “not cut out” for nursing?

Obviously, people go into nursing school because it's their dream...nobody goes to nursing school just for fun. Okay?

So if students like you are so passionate about becoming a nurse and are willing to work hard, then why do so many nursing students still fail?

There are 2 major reasons why this happens…

Back when I was still doing private tutoring (before I had a more affordable Tutoring Membership option), I charged $75 an hour...which not all nursing students can afford.

But I specialize in helping students who have literally tried everything else, and still can’t pass. They feel anxious, depressed, desperate, and have often exhausted all options through their school.

They don’t know where else to turn.

That’s how I met M.

Are you kind of hoping that you can avoid dosage calculations until graduation, then just kind of rely on Pyxis (an automated medication dispenser) once you're a nurse?

I've got some news for you...it is WORTH IT to overcome your math anxiety because you ARE capable of mastering dosage calculations.