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   Number 1: Deliberate Action & Receptive Work Ethic: Must Haves for Nursing Leaders

   Sue Rees, DNP, RN, CPHQ, CENP is the Vice President, Chief Nursing Officer-Inpatient at UW Health (University of Wisconsin). She has been there for 28 years starting as a Nurse Manager, then a Director, and for the past 6 years a VP. She has main responsibility for inpatient operations at this academic medical center. A few take aways from our interview with Sue Rees, DNP, RN, CPHQ, CENP include: How self-reflection provides room for nursing growth; What using empathy can do for nursing resiliency; And why the lack of delegation may hold your nursing colleagues back! Join the inspiring & upbeat community of supportive nurses: Your Next Shift! Read along and take notes with your very own copy of Your Next Shift

   June 12, 2019·22min
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   Number 2: EPS 190: Daniel Diaz

   Nurses, how are your personal finances? Sure, it’s not something that many of us like to talk about but it is important that we have a personal finance plan. And as this next guest reminds us – personal finance is not something they often teach us about in nursing school. Daniel Diaz, BSN, RN is a nurse, entrepreneur, and author of the popular blog post “Nurses can retire wealthier than doctors: Here’s How”. Listen to our previous conversation when Daniel joined me for episode 133! A few take aways from our interview with Daniel Diaz, BSN, RN include: How making financial decisions based upon emotions can get you into trouble; What financial strategies you can implement to reduce stress around money; And why investing in your health may be the best financial decision you could make! Join the inspiring & upbeat community of supportive nurses: Your Next Shift! Read along and take notes with your very own copy of Your Next Shift

   April 17, 2019·29min
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   Number 3: EPS 123: Linda Scruggs

   Nurses, if you are feeling like a failure in some aspect of your nursing career you are on the path to success. That’s right- the first step to making any change is the awareness that you want or need something different. Just because you may feel like you are struggling now does not mean that you are a bad nurse. And this next interview will illustrate all of the ways that tapping into your unique strengths and gifts can make you the very best nurse. Linda Scruggs RN, BSN specializes in reproductive medicine and maternal health. She created and manages an e-learning program for one of the top fertility centers in the country. Her passion is focused on improving patient empowerment and experience, and our evolving digital landscape. As a content creator, Linda's writing can be found on her own parenting life/family health blog and the Huffington Post to name a few. A few take aways from our interview with Linda Scruggs RN, BSN include: How nursing will always be there for you… no matter what job you find yourself in; What not being super skilled in the physical aspects can teach you about your nursing career; And why leaving the bedside may help you actually reach MORE of your patient population! For more information, visit http://elizabethscala.com/podcast-2/. To join the Your Next Shift community, visit https://www.facebook.com/groups/YourNextShift/.

   November 29, 2017·27min
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   Number 4: EPS 107: Lolita Korneagay

   Find a nursing job that you enjoy. That’s right this next guest reminds us that there is no reason to stay stuck in the nursing profession. Lolita Korneagay, RN, BSN, MBA, ALNC is the owner of Korneagay & Associates, a medical management company based in Los Angeles. She is also the founder of Nurse CEO, an educational course and community that teaches bedside nurses how to build, run, and grow successful businesses. A few take aways from our interview with Lolita Korneagay, RN, BSN, MBA, ALNC include: How changing nursing roles can open doors for you; Why structuring your day around a checklist is necessary for career success; And what time to pause and reflect can do for your nursing career! For more information, visit http://elizabethscala.com/podcast-2/. To join the Your Next Shift community, visit https://www.facebook.com/groups/YourNextShift/.

   August 09, 2017·20min
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   Number 5: EPS 101: Susan V. Haibeck

   If you find yourself stuck in your nursing career, is it time for you to change things up? What about creating a job that suites your unique expertise, experience, and passion? That’s just what this next Your Next Shift guest did with her nursing role. Susan V. Haibeck RN MS CLNC is President of Haibeck and Associates Legal Nurse Consulting and provides attorneys and their clients with a variety of services including analyzing medical records and locating expert witnesses. A few take aways from our interview with Susan include: How setting goals does not have to be as big as you think; Why asking “why not” can create huge career successes; And what persistence and deep listening can do for your nursing career! For more information, visit http://elizabethscala.com/podcast-2/. To join the Your Next Shift community, visit https://www.facebook.com/groups/YourNextShift/.

   June 28, 2017·24min
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