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If you’re contemplating working full-time during nursing school or you’re already struggling to balance these commitments, read on for seven tips to stay sane while going to nursing school and holding down a full-time job. Maybe you’re lucky enough to already have a flexible job: You can set your own hours to a certain extent, you have a retail or food service position, you often work remotely or you freelance exclusively and can schedule your work whenever you want. Balancing a full-time job with nursing school means you’ll need to get really good at planning ahead and maximizing your time. Speaking of scheduling study time, creating a study group can be a great way to keep yourself accountable.

Yesterday I had the honor of participating in the NurseCEO Success Summit in Los Angeles. The mission was o educate, inspire, and empower nurses to be successful entrepreneurs, business owners, and business leaders. In fact, there is another session booked for Nov. 17 in Atlanta and those of you who can, should make plans now to attend! "Revlon" Wofford, Tobi Taj, and Shauna Chin! @TheNurseCEO @lipstickandstethoscope @ShaunaChin @Tobi.

Today (Sept. 25,2018) is

I think it’s safe to assume many of us as nurses at one point or another have had that certain patient that we somewhere along the way became a little attached to, maybe caring about a wee bit more than the rest. But if we are performing our job correctly it is that that we care more about not provide better care for certain patients from time to time. That being said we as nurses take an oath and in that we are to provide the best care that we can while remaining neutral, empathetic and objective but this does not mean we are lack emotion. I think that we have all found with some certain patients we invest a little extra time and this can make it that much harder to leave them and even more difficult when they leave us.