The Frequent Flyer

In this episode I will briefly discuss the transition from ER to cath lab and IR and what those roles looked like.

In this episode I sit dow with RN Katie and discuss the unfortunate and hard part of being a nurse… being their punching bag! We talk about how to deal with patients and families in these times and effective communication skills to manage these situations.

In this episode, I will briefly talk about some of the basics of being an ER nurse. This is a two-part episode, tune in tonight for the second part of this episode where I sit down and talk to my wife about one of the downsides to being a nurse.

In this episode we will discuss is the grass really greener on the other side, self care while deciding to stay in your position, and when to recognize a toxic environment. I also discuss how to be there for one another and how to boost morale. Stay tuned through the end if you want to be featured on an episode and what you need to do to get your message heard.

My wife joins me in this episode to talk about what it’s like to be married to a nurse and what it’s like raising kids as a nurse through the pandemic.

In this episode, I will be discussing a snapshot of what it’s like to work in an emergency department and some of the reasons that are turnovers may seem in adequate. If you have ever received a report from an emergency room nurse and wanna know why we don’t know anything… Tune in,this has all the answers

The power of a child’s book. This morning my child read me their book and simply took my breath away. It doesn’t always have to be as hard as we make it. Sometimes reverting back to your childhood is the simplicity that you need

In this episode I will go over briefly some ways to manage stress, anxiety, depression, burnout, and mental health.

In today’s episode I will go over recognizing the epidemic of burn out in nursing. This is probably been going on long before I was born, but in my personal and professional life I am seeing more and more of this. It’s crazy to see how many nurses are tapping out and saying “ I’m done”. Tune in for this episode to hear me talk about recognizing burn out and how I knew I was starting to burn out.

In this episode I will be discussing the basics of how to deal with a pediatric code, handling a department with a pediatric code running, and addressing the emotional needs of yourself and those around you.