Nurse.com recently published a compelling, three-part series that explores the impact of secondary trauma on healthcare workers as a result of exposure to mass casualty situations. 

Topics: Nursing, Nursing Perspectives

Nurses are employed to care for sick or wounded patients. But when nurses band together for the good of their patients, their care is twice as effective.

Here are Rasmussen College's top for tips toward becoming a key contributor:

 

Topics: Nursing, Nursing Perspectives, Nursing Leadership

Jamie Cernobyl happily worked as a welder for 33 years. His youngest daughter Erica went to college for sociology.

Topics: Nursing

Father's Day is right around the corner this weekend. To celebrate, we found this interesting story about a father-son duo who are both flight nurses in Wisconsin!

Topics: Nursing

 Shellie is the Women and Children’s Director at Pearland Medical Center in Pearland, Texas, and the winner of our Coach handbag raffle at the 2016 Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN) Convention held this week. Congratulations Shellie!

Topics: Nursing, Events

Parallon Workforce Solutions is a proud supporter of the Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN), a nonprofit membership organization that promotes the health of women and newborns.

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Topics: Nursing, Nursing Perspectives, Travel Nursing

Scrubs recently shared an inforgraphic created to showcase the anatomy of a nurse, which takes into account:

• Intelligence
• Communication
• Emotional Awareness
• Patience
• Physicial Endurance
• Groundedness

Are these any attributes you would replace or include?

 

Topics: Nursing, Nursing Perspectives

 

  According to a new study by Workforce Now, nurses are the most in-demand profession in Southwest Florida.  Throughout the state of Florida there are more than 12,000 vacant registered nursing positions.  

 

Nurses- what are you waiting for? Pack your bags and head to Florida today!

 

Topics: Career Opportunities, Nursing, Nursing Shortage

 

An article published earlier this week in the Missoulian discussed the role nurses play in ensuring patient safety and the quality of care that patients receive, as well as patient satisfaction. While nurses are not the only professionals impacting a patient’s care (pharmacists, physicians, dieticians, therapists, nurse’s aides and others), nurses on the front lines often spend 8-12 hours per shift with their patients. They are key decision-makers and observers who can influence both patient outcomes and patient satisfaction.

Topics: Nursing, Nursing Perspectives