The summer before my senior year of RN nursing school, I worked as an LPN (we were allowed to take LPN boards then after 2
A few years back during a loss of power after a storm, I went to a convenience store that had electricity to get coffee and
Sandra Lee MD, aka reality TVs Dr. Pimple Popper, recently posted a message on Twitter (see image) in response to a health blog written by
Dear Donna, Should I list volunteer work on my resume, and if so, how and where? I have been volunteering since I was in high
There is great joy and personal satisfaction in mastering a skill that once seemed almost impossible to master. And while there is a temptation to
Message for New Nurses: Nursing is the most amazing profession. It will change you for the better as much as it will positively impact the
All nurses start out thinking that they’ll never learn everything they need to know to be a great nurse. The exhilaration comes when you finally
Be mindful of everything you do. When you are with a patient (anyone), focus only on that patient for that time and be more aware
I recently saw a new nurse post on SM that she is a “baby nurse.” I often here that phrase, and similar phrases, used by
Nurses are emissaries of health, ambassadors of wellness, and messengers of hope. We are protectors of the species and defenders of human rights. Sounds like
My cap is off to every person – past, present and future – who had the courage, compassion, and conviction to choose nursing as a
I frequently receive phone calls from individuals seeking guidance and information. And while I am always happy to speak to people for a few moments
Donna Cardillo
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