In this episode, Amie and Sara discuss personal stories related to racism that nurses either witnessed or encountered themselves. Over 500+ comments were themed. Through the power of storytelling and shared experiences, the gritty nurses dive into the topic of health inequity.  

In this episode Amie and Sara discuss a valentines day treat that Amie received last valentines day and how Sara, her work-wife saved the day! 

In episode 10, Amie and Sara discuss which professionals make the worst patients. Is it physicians, nurses or teachers? We polled Facebook and Twitter and received over 250 comments, the results may shock you!

Sara and Amie discuss other options for employment for nurses. Change is good!

The Gritty Nurses discuss the terms & nomenclature of PhD and MD from a theoretical and honest approach. Practically how should these terms be used? Who can use these terms?

"What happens on nights, stays on nights." In this episode, Amie and Sara discuss working on night shift and some of the crazy events that occur in healthcare on nights--some personal stories too!

Amie and Sara discuss evidence based strategies on how to end lateral nurse violence. A guest speaker also sheds light on the root cause of bullying in the workplace and lends some different perspectives.

Amie and Sara discuss their personal accounts of lateral nursing violence and how it impacted them. *

*This is no reflection on any specific employer. Names and situations have been altered to protect privacy and confidentiality. The information, opinions, and recommendations presented in this Podcast are for general information only and any reliance on the information provided in this Podcast is done at your own risk. This Podcast should not be considered professional advice.

Amie and Sara talk about the ubiquitous nature of bullying, lateral violence, harassment, and the effects of a high percentage of women in nursing culture.

Amie and Sara talk about their experiences working over the holidays, what can be done to make it more fun, and the patient perspective.