Nurse Delivers Baby On Flight To Dallas
If there’s one thing that’s true across all pregnancies, it’s that when the baby decides that he or she is ready to arrive, there’s very little that can convince them to wait… even if their mother happens to be on an airplane at the time. Such was the case of a mother from Phoenix, who […]
The Medical Science Behind Those Magic Glasses
If you’re on any form of social media, chances are you’ve seen one of the heartwarming videos capturing the moment when a colorblind friend or family member puts on a pair of magic glasses and can suddenly see the world in color. If you haven’t seen one of these videos, grab some tissues (they’re tearjerkers) […]
Surviving Your First Weeks As A Nursing Grad
Starting any new job can be stressful. Starting a new job where people’s lives depend on you can be downright terrifying. But every year, over 150,000 new nurses do just that. They pull on the scrubs, tie on the no-slip shoes, and push past those first few weeks of training and orientation to begin making […]
Your Best Foot Forward: Choosing The Right Nursing Shoes
Nurses are no strangers to the pains of aching feet and empty stomachs, and this week’s blog post aims to help you out with both, starting with the rumbling of a missed meal. This Wednesday, June 14, Chipotle restaurants nationwide are offering nurses a “Code Burrito”-bring in your nurse’s ID to for a “buy one, […]
Five More Websites That Help Nurses Stay Sharp
The opportunities for nurses to make a difference come hard and fast once you begin that career path, sometimes while you’re still just studying to be a nurse. Last week, for example, a nursing student used CPR to save the life of a woman at the Indy 500. So with that in mind, you can […]
