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- #046: 5 Actionable Tips to Avoid or Deal With Nurse Burnout and NOT Be So Overwhelmed as a Nurse
Here are some of my absolute best actionable tips that you can implement starting today to avoid that dreaded nurse burnout.Some links mentioned below are affiliate links. ➔ Find Therapy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/therapy🏫 Look for Nursing Programs: https://nursemoneytalk.com/schools 🔍 Look For Jobs: https://nursemoneytalk.com/jobs ❓Ask a Question: https://nursemoneytalk.com/askStart Investing and Saving➔ Get the Acorn App: https://nursemoneytalk.com/acorn ➔ Get M1 Finance: https://nursemoneytalk.com/m1 ➔ Find a Financial Planner: https://nursemoneytalk.com/financialplanner ➔ Open a Savings Account: https://nursemoneytalk.com/cit Resources For New Nurses➔ Learn How to Chart: https://nursemoneytalk.com/learntochart ➔ New Nurse Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/newgradacademy➔ Find Advisers: https://nursemoneytalk.com/adviserResources For Nursing Students➔ Find a tutor for Nursing School: https://nursemoneytalk.com/tutor ➔ Nursing Student Academy (Get help on tough topics in nursing school): https://nursemoneytalk.com/nursing-student-academy ➔ NCLEX Prep: https://nursemoneytalk.com/nclexprep Resources For Pre-Nursing Students➔ Pre Nursing Student Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/prenursing-academy ➔ https://nursemoneytalk.com/blog/nurse-burnout#nurse #nursecareer #rn #lpn #registerednurse #nursing #nursingschool #nursingstudent #nursecareer #nurses #shortsvideo #shorts #short Disclaimer: As always, all views are MY OWN. Opinions expressed within my videos or website/s do not represent the views of my employers, or any institutions, and/or organizations. Please also note NO professional advice (legal, financial, career, otherwise) is being given.
14 min - #045: I Wish Every New Nurse Could Listen to This
Being a new nurse is hard. There are a lot of things you're not going to know and a lot of mistakes you're going to make. This video sums up the most important things new nurses need to know.
Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.🏫 Look for Nursing Programs: https://nursemoneytalk.com/schools🔍 Look For Jobs: https://nursemoneytalk.com/jobs❓Ask a Question: https://nursemoneytalk.com/askStart Investing and Saving➔ Get the Acorn App: https://nursemoneytalk.com/acorn➔ Get M1 Finance: https://nursemoneytalk.com/m1➔ Find a Financial Planner: https://nursemoneytalk.com/financialplanner➔ Open a Savings Account: https://nursemoneytalk.com/citResources For New Nurses➔ Learn How to Chart: https://nursemoneytalk.com/learntochart➔ New Nurse Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/newgradacademy➔ Find Advisers: https://nursemoneytalk.com/adviserResources For Nursing Students➔ Find a tutor for Nursing School: https://nursemoneytalk.com/tutor➔ Nursing Student Academy (Get help on tough topics in nursing school): https://nursemoneytalk.com/nursing-student-academy➔ NCLEX Prep: https://nursemoneytalk.com/nclexprepResources For Pre-Nursing Students➔ Pre Nursing Student Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/prenursing-academyTimestamps:00:00 I Wish Every New Nurse Could Watch This00:41 1. You're Not Going to Know Everything02:15 2. Mistakes Are Going to Happen03:40 3. Prioritize Your Self Care06:18 4. Time Management is Important10:35 5. Teamwork Makes the Dream Work13:14 6. Have Your Support Network15:39 7. Keep Learning19:35 8. Remember You're a Patient Advocate21:17 9. Embrace Feedback28:08 10. Remember Why You Became a Nurse#nurse #nursecareer #rn #lpn #registerednurse #nursing #newnurse #nursecareer #nurse #nursetipsOther Sources:➔ nursemoneytalk.com/onlinetherapyDisclaimer: As always, all views are MY OWN. Opinions expressed within my videos or website/s do not represent the views of my employers, or any institutions, and/or organizations. Please also note NO professional advice (legal, financial, career, otherwise) is being given.29 min - #044: 10 Practical Tips to Deal with Anxiety as a New Nurse
Anxiety as a new nurse is no joke and can be truly overwhelming. Here are some of the best tips you can use to manage anxiety in your new role. And don't forget to hit that subscribe button!
Article Link: https://nursemoneytalk.com/blog/how-to-deal-with-new-grad-nurse-anxiety
Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.🏫 Look for Nursing Programs: https://nursemoneytalk.com/schools🔍 Look For Jobs: https://nursemoneytalk.com/jobs❓Ask a Question: https://nursemoneytalk.com/askStart Investing and Saving➔ Get the Acorn App: https://nursemoneytalk.com/acorn➔ Get M1 Finance: https://nursemoneytalk.com/m1➔ Find a Financial Planner: https://nursemoneytalk.com/financialplanner➔ Open a Savings Account: https://nursemoneytalk.com/citResources For New Nurses➔ Learn How to Chart: https://nursemoneytalk.com/learntochart➔ New Nurse Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/newgradacademyResources For Nursing Students➔ Find a tutor for Nursing School: https://nursemoneytalk.com/tutor➔ Nursing Student Academy (Get help on tough topics in nursing school): https://nursemoneytalk.com/nursing-student-academy➔ NCLEX Prep: https://nursemoneytalk.com/nclexprepResources For Pre-Nursing Students➔ Pre Nursing Student Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/prenursing-academyArticle & Video Resources➔ nursemoneytalk.com/therapyOther Resourceshttps://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4794541/https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/can-exercise-help-treat-anxiety-2019102418096https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/generalized-anxiety-disorder/expert-answers/coping-with-anxiety/faq-20057987Timestamps:00:00 10 Practical Tips to Deal with Anxiety as a New Nurse01:55 Get Enough Rest or Sleep05:07 Exercise More06:48 Manage Your Diet08:48 Educate Yourself10:28 Shifting Your Mind & Though Process11:41 Give It Some Time12:45 Talk to a Therapist13:55 Find A Mentor14:45 Review Your Work-Life Balance17:09 Find a New Job#nurse #nursecareer #rn #lpn #registerednurse #nurseanxiety#anxiety #nursetips #nursing #nursingstudent #newnurse #nursehelpfultips #tipsfornurse #nursecareer #nursehealth #nursegradDisclaimer: As always, all views are MY OWN. Opinions expressed within my videos or website/s do not represent the views of my employers, or any institutions, and/or organizations. Please also note NO professional advice (legal, financial, career, otherwise) is being given.20 min - #043: 10 Nursing Job Red Flags You Should Never Ignore!
Here are some red flags that, if you see them during a nursing interview or notice after starting a nursing job, are probably a good indication that you should run away as quickly as possible from that job.
Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.🏫 Look for Nursing Programs: https://nursemoneytalk.com/schools🔍 Look For Jobs: https://nursemoneytalk.com/jobs❓Ask a Question: https://nursemoneytalk.com/askStart Investing and Saving➔ Get the Acorn App: https://nursemoneytalk.com/acorn➔ Get M1 Finance: https://nursemoneytalk.com/m1➔ Find a Financial Planner: https://nursemoneytalk.com/financialplanner➔ Open a Savings Account: https://nursemoneytalk.com/citResources For New Nurses➔ Learn How to Chart: https://nursemoneytalk.com/learntochart➔ New Nurse Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/newgradacademy➔ Find Advisers: https://nursemoneytalk.com/adviserResources For Nursing Students➔ Find a tutor for Nursing School: https://nursemoneytalk.com/tutor➔ Nursing Student Academy (Get help on tough topics in nursing school): https://nursemoneytalk.com/nursing-student-academy➔ NCLEX Prep: https://nursemoneytalk.com/nclexprepResources For Pre-Nursing Students➔ Pre Nursing Student Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/prenursing-academy#nurse #nursecareer #rn #lpn #registerednurse #nursing #nursingschool #nursingstudent #nursecareer #nurses #shortsvideo #shorts #shortDisclaimer: As always, all views are MY OWN. Opinions expressed within my videos or website/s do not represent the views of my employers, or any institutions, and/or organizations. Please also note NO professional advice (legal, financial, career, otherwise) is being given.22 min - #042: 10 Reasons Why You Should Become a NurseIf you're considering a career in nursing, this video is a must-watch! I explore the rewarding and challenging aspects of why you should become a nurse.Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.🏫 Look for Nursing Programs: https://nursemoneytalk.com/schools🔍 Look For Jobs: https://nursemoneytalk.com/jobs❓Ask a Question: https://nursemoneytalk.com/askStart Investing and Saving➔ Get the Acorn App: https://nursemoneytalk.com/acorn➔ Get M1 Finance: https://nursemoneytalk.com/m1➔ Find a Financial Planner: https://nursemoneytalk.com/financialplanner➔ Open a Savings Account: https://nursemoneytalk.com/citResources For New Nurses➔ Learn How to Chart: https://nursemoneytalk.com/learntochart➔ New Nurse Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/newgradacademy➔ Find Advisers: https://nursemoneytalk.com/adviserResources For Nursing Students➔ Find a tutor for Nursing School: https://nursemoneytalk.com/tutor➔ Nursing Student Academy (Get help on tough topics in nursing school): https://nursemoneytalk.com/nursing-student-academy➔ NCLEX Prep: https://nursemoneytalk.com/nclexprepResources For Pre-Nursing Students➔ Pre Nursing Student Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/prenursing-academyFurther Reading: https://nursemoneytalk.com/blog/reasons-to-become-a-nurseTimestamps:00:00 10 Reasons Why YOU Should Become a Nurse01:09 The Salary of a Nurse is Not Bad03:16 A Lot of Job Opportunities04:18 You Get to Make a Difference in People’s Lives05:46 Opportunities to Travel08:15 You Can Specialize Based On Your Interests11:01 Schedule Flexibility13:58 High Job Satisfaction14:56 You’ll Work In A Respected Profession16:04 You Can Find Good Benefits20:03 Financial Aid Opportunities To Become A Nurse#nurse #nursecareer #rn #lpn #registerednurse #nursing #nurses #nursevlog #nursetips #nursingcareersDisclaimer: As always, all views are MY OWN. Opinions expressed within my videos or website/s do not represent the views of my employers, or any institutions, and/or organizations. Please also note NO professional advice (legal, financial, career, otherwise) is being given.24 min
- #041: Do Hospitals Offer Childcare Services to Employees? | Pros and Cons of Hospital DaycaresI'm giving the pros and cons of using the childcare services provided by your employer for your little ones. I'll also share some recommendations on what you should consider when looking for childcare as a healthcare worker.Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.🏫 Look for Nursing Schools: https://nursemoneytalk.com/schools🔍 Look for Nursing Jobs: https://nursemoneytalk.com/jobs❓ Want to Ask a Question: https://nursemoneytalk.com/ask📖 Notes/Further Reading: https://nursemoneytalk.com/blog/do-hospitals-have-daycaresResources for Pre-Nursing Students➔ Pre Nursing Student Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/prenursing-academyResources to Ace Nursing School➔ Find a tutor for Nursing School: https://nursemoneytalk.com/tutor➔ Nursing Student Academy (Get help on tough topics in nursing school): https://nursemoneytalk.com/nursing-student-academy➔ NCLEX Prep: https://nursemoneytalk.com/nclexprepResources for New Nurses➔ New Grad Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/newgradacademyTimestamps:00:00 - Do Hospitals Offer Childcare Services to Employees?02:22 - The Disadvantages of Hospital Daycares06:46 - The Perks of Hospital Daycares09:18 - Recommendation10:57 - Let Me Know Your Thoughts!Disclaimer: As always, all views are MY OWN. Opinions expressed within my videos or website/s do not represent the views of my employers, any institutions, and/or organizations. Please also note NO professional advice (legal, financial, career, otherwise) is being given.12 min
- #040: Should Nurses Learn Another Language? | Why? or Why Not?Is there a benefit of learning another language as a nurse? I'm going to discuss what are the pros and cons of learning another language as a nurse.Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.🏫 Look for Nursing Schools: https://nursemoneytalk.com/schools🔍 Look for Nursing Jobs: https://nursemoneytalk.com/jobs❓ Want to Ask a Question: https://nursemoneytalk.com/ask📖 Notes/Further Reading: https://nursemoneytalk.com/blog/should-nurses-learn-spanishResources for Pre-Nursing Students➔ Pre Nursing Student Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/prenursing-academyResources to Ace Nursing School➔ Find a tutor for Nursing School: https://nursemoneytalk.com/tutor➔ Nursing Student Academy (Get help on tough topics in nursing school): https://nursemoneytalk.com/nursing-student-academy➔ NCLEX Prep: https://nursemoneytalk.com/nclexprepResources for New Nurses➔ New Grad Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/newgradacademyTimestamps:00:00 - Should Nurses Learn Another Language?01:25 - Why Bring This Up?02:40 - Benefits of Learning Another Language08:59 - Disadvantage of Learning Another Language13:32 - Let Me Know Your Thoughts!Disclaimer: As always, all views are MY OWN. Opinions expressed within my videos or website/s do not represent the views of my employers, or any institutions, and/or organizations. Please also note NO professional advice (legal, financial, career, otherwise) is being given.15 min
- #039: I Have a Horrible Preceptor as a New Nurse: What Do I Do? | Ask Nurse ThomasWhat do you do if you're currently facing a difficult nurse preceptor in your nursing career? In this video, I answer a question that was asked to me by a reader on the nursemoneytalk.com blog. Here are my thoughts on how you can handle a bad nurse preceptor.Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.🏫 Look for Nursing Schools: https://nursemoneytalk.com/schools🔍 Look for Nursing Jobs: https://nursemoneytalk.com/jobs❓ Want to Ask a Question: https://nursemoneytalk.com/ask📖 Notes/Further Reading: https://nursemoneytalk.com/blog/how-to-deal-with-difficult-nurse-preceptorResources for Pre-Nursing Students➔ Pre Nursing Student Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/prenursing-academyResources to Ace Nursing School➔ Find a tutor for Nursing School: https://nursemoneytalk.com/tutor➔ Nursing Student Academy (Get help on tough topics in nursing school): https://nursemoneytalk.com/nursing-student-academy➔ NCLEX Prep: https://nursemoneytalk.com/nclexprepResources for New Nurses➔ New Grad Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/newgradacademyTimestamps:00:00 - I Have a Horrible Preceptor as a New Nurse: What Do I Do?02:44 - Ask Nurse Thomas05:37 - What is The Primary Objective?06:31 - Recommendations10:54 - Avoid Doing This!11:55 - Let Me Know Your Thoughts!Disclaimer: As always, all views are MY OWN. Opinions expressed within my videos or website/s do not represent the views of my employers, or any institutions, and/or organizations. Please also note NO professional advice (legal, financial, career, otherwise) is being given.13 min
- #038: 10 Best Jobs for Older Nurses | Pros and Cons of Each JobI've compiled the 10 best jobs for older nurses and discussed the pros and cons of each job.Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.🏫 Look for Nursing Schools: https://nursemoneytalk.com/schools🔍 Look for Nursing Jobs: https://nursemoneytalk.com/jobs❓ Want to Ask a Question: https://nursemoneytalk.com/ask📖 Notes/Further Reading: https://nursemoneytalk.com/blog/best-jobs-for-older-nurses📖 Can a Nurse Work in any State?: https://nursemoneytalk.com/blog/can-a-nurse-work-in-any-stateResources for Pre-Nursing Students➔ Pre Nursing Student Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/prenursing-academyResources to Ace Nursing School➔ Find a tutor for Nursing School: https://nursemoneytalk.com/tutor➔ Nursing Student Academy (Get help on tough topics in nursing school): https://nursemoneytalk.com/nursing-student-academy➔ NCLEX Prep: https://nursemoneytalk.com/nclexprepResources for New Nurses➔ New Grad Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/newgradacademyTimestamps:00:00 - 10 Best Jobs for Older Nurses02:36 - #1 School Nursing04:36 - #2 Psychiatric Nursing/Mental Health Nursing05:41 - #3 Nurse Educator06:54 - #4 Telephone Triage Nurse07:34 - #5 Clinic/Primary Care Nurse10:26 - #6 Academic/Freelance Nurse Writer12:34 - #7 Legal Nurse Consultant14:13 - #9 Occupational Health Nurse15:08 - #10 Travel Nursing19:59 - Looking for a Nursing Job?Disclaimer: As always, all views are MY OWN. Opinions expressed within my videos or website/s do not represent the views of my employers, or any institutions, and/or organizations. Please also note NO professional advice (legal, financial, career, otherwise) is being given.22 min
- #037: My Experiences Working 2 Jobs as a New Grad Nurse | Should You Work 2 Jobs?I'm going to share my experience working at two jobs as a new nurse. Plus discuss the pros and cons I encountered while working two jobs.Some links mentioned below are affiliate links.🏫 Look for Nursing Schools: https://nursemoneytalk.com/schools🔍 Look for Nursing Jobs: https://nursemoneytalk.com/jobs❓ Want to Ask a Question: https://nursemoneytalk.com/ask📖 Notes/Further Reading: https://nursemoneytalk.com/blog/can-you-work-2-nursing-jobs-at-the-same-time📖 Can a New Nurse Work Part-Time?: https://nursemoneytalk.com/blog/can-a-new-nurse-work-part-time📖 15 Essential Nursing Skills all New Nurses Must Have: https://nursemoneytalk.com/blog/essential-nursing-skillsResources for Pre-Nursing Students➔ Pre Nursing Student Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/prenursing-academyResources to Ace Nursing School➔ Find a tutor for Nursing School: https://nursemoneytalk.com/tutor➔ Nursing Student Academy (Get help on tough topics in nursing school): https://nursemoneytalk.com/nursing-student-academy➔ NCLEX Prep: https://nursemoneytalk.com/nclexprepResources for New Nurses➔ New Grad Academy: https://nursemoneytalk.com/newgradacademyTimestamps:00:00 - My Experiences Working 2 Jobs as a New Grad Nurse | Should You Work 2 Jobs?00:42 - My Experiences Working 2 Jobs as a New Grad Nurse06:04 - Many Nurses Have Multiple Jobs08:04 - Benefits of Holding a Second Job10:39 - Cons Of Working Two Jobs13:02 - Let Me Know Your Thoughts!Disclaimer: As always, all views are MY OWN. Opinions expressed within my videos or website/s do not represent the views of my employers, or any institutions, and/or organizations. Please also note NO professional advice (legal, financial, career, otherwise) is being given.14 min
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Being a nurse is difficult, and it seems like no one understands the struggles of being a nurse quite like another nurse. Join Thomas Uzuegbunem, a bachelor's prepared registered nurse, a "tech junky," and a "financial geek" as he delves into some of the concerns and issues related to nursing career and nurse life. If you want a show that understands your career and what you're going through, then subscribe and join us every week for the discussion and then head to the show notes page to chime in your two cents.
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