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Sarah was unhappy. Sarah hated her job. Sarah needed a break. Sarah felt stuck. Does Sarah sound familiar? Are you a Sarah??
If you see yourself in any of those things and want to make a change, this is for you.
Over the course of the next two episodes, we will be talking about travel opportunities in the nursing world, and this week we are kicking it off with Sarah Gaines, a.k.a. The 6 Figure Travel Nurse. In this episode, Sarah tells us all about how she was able to find a job she loves, take the break she needed -- and more importantly, how through travel nursing, she has truly been able to reclaim her time and find her happy.
Read today’s show notes for more info and links from today’s episode: https://www.theresumerx.com/007
I started writing this several times, and each time, I got a few sentences in, paused to read what I’d written, and held down the backspace key.
I could write and write and write about what it means to be antiracist, about what we are doing at The Resume Rx to support pro-Black organizations and activists, about the ways we are encouraging each other to learn more about what it means to be actively antiracist as opposed to just not racist (as discussed in Ibram X. Kendi’s book How to be Antiracist).
But anything I could say would pale in comparison to what my friend, Tiffany Gibson, could offer. Tiffany is a nurse, a clinical nurse educator, and recently, she moved into the role of a diversity and inclusion advocate for her hospital system. She also owns a business called New Nurse Academy where she works as a success coach and mentor to up-and-coming and new nurses. Her Personal Preceptor Club is seriously incredible.
In this episode, we dive into the personal -- how Tiffany's energy has been affected by not only being a Black woman during a time of civil unrest, but also being a Black woman serving as an advocate and educator. We also talk about structural racism and tokenism within the healthcare system, how to call out racism among nurses, and how non-Black nurses can be antiracist and support Black nurses at work. Tiffany’s insight on respectful, inclusive leadership is so valuable, and I encourage you to listen with an open heart to our discussion on diversity, inclusion, and structural barriers within the world of healthcare and nursing.
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This episode of Nurse Becoming is the first Ask Amanda Anything episode. The questions we cover in this episode are:
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On this episode of Nurse Becoming you'll learn all about Amanda's journey of paying off $133k of student loan debt. You'll learn her 4 step process to conquering debt and sticking to the plan.
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On this episode of Nurse Becoming, you'll hear about Amanda's perhaps unpopular opinion about why your résumé may not be as important as you think. She'll review 3 reasons why you might not be getting a call back for an interview, as well as 3 things to focus on in addition to your résumé when you're applying for a job.
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In this episode of Nurse Becoming, Amanda dives deep into something that she has been afraid to share with her community about how her career was affected by the COVID-19 crisis.
On the first episode of Nurse Becoming, you'll learn more about what you can expect in the episodes that follow, why Amanda is finally launching a podcast, and what makes Nurse Becoming different from other medical or nursing podcast you may have listened to!
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