Nursing Rounds

Elizabeth Snow, a nursing instrctor at Randolph College in Asheboro, speaks on ways student/instructor relationships have evolved during the COVID-19 Pandemic, and on ways that they maybe still look the same. 

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Brittany Bass tells us about how her first nursing job in a bustling emergency departmen shaped her whole nursing career, even today! 

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NCNA Board of Directors member Holly Wei breaks down ways to recognize burnout in yourself and others, as well as ways to integrate self-care and well-being into your daily routines. 

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In this week's episode, Jaclyn Qualter gives us the run down on persevering through nursing school all the way to owning her own telehealth business! Stay tuned until the end for a little Nurses Week message!

THANK YOU, Nurses & Happy Nurses Week! 

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Jian (Lily) Chen, a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Clinical Scholar and nurse educator, tells Chris about the important work she in doing to lend support to nurses in the African American and Asian American communities.

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Megan Williams gives Lindsey and Lauren a real-world look inside virtual learning for nursing students during the pandemic and chats about her career path to education. 

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In this episode, Chris and Michelle talk about her path to telehealth and how it will be shaping the future of care-giving! Join them as Michelle gives us insight to ways that telehealth is beneficial to both paitents and Nurse Practitioners.

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Join Lauren and Lindsey as they dive into the inspiring story that led NCNA President Dennis Taylor to healthcare. As he recounts his job titles and duties, Dennis gives us a glimpse of the multifaceted field of nursing.

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