Nurse Meg

Nurse Meg BSN, RN

Nurse Leadership

Nurse Leader looking to connect, share experiences, and support one another as we navigate the ups and downs of our nursing journeys

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About Nurse Meg

Nurse Meg has 10 years experience as a BSN, RN and specializes in Nurse Leadership.


Hi there!
I'm a public health nurse with 17 years of experience and 10 years in specialized nursing practice (MPH BSN RN). Over the years, I've had the opportunity to work in diverse settings—acute care, primary care, community health, research, and even academia. I've led clinical teams, improved workflows, and focused on achieving better outcomes for patients.

But beyond the experience, I'm passionate about growing, sharing ideas, and learning from others. That's why I'm here—to connect with fellow nurses, exchange stories, and gain fresh perspectives.

 

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  1. I hear you—that waiting game can get quite frustrating. Hopefully, refining your resume is a great first step! Sometimes small tweaks can make a big difference in getting callbacks. Make sure you...
  2. Absolutely! I saw that your resume highlights experience in case management, quality assurance, and policy review—all of which align well with utilization review. This role is highly independent,...
  3. Hello -It sounds like you're a new grad RN with less than a year of nursing experience, which can make the transition to hospital nursing challenging—but definitely not impossible! Skilled nursing...
  4. I want to retire I'm so tired of the stress

    Have you considered stepping away from bedside nursing? With 27 years of experience, you've built a wealth of transferable skills that could open doors to other nursing roles. What type of nursing are...
  5. Made a huge mistake as a new grad

    I think its most important to own your mistake, which it sounds like you did once made aware of it. When speaking with leadership, focus on discussing what steps you'll take to minimize the...
  6. How do you pick a nursing specialty?

    I believe one of the greatest aspects of nursing is the sheer variety of paths it offers. There are countless specialties, industries, and settings—both clinical and non-clinical. The possibilities...
  7. Should I quit NP school?

    I agree with Corey – there are many nursing roles that don't require advanced practice education, and some of them can be quite lucrative. If financial gain is your primary motivator, I would...
  8. Time management

    Hi, I commend you for taking the time to reflect on your own actions after receiving this feedback. However, were you provided with specific, measurable goals to help improve your performance ? In my...
  9. New grad nurse ICU vs Psych

    I'll share some advice a wise nurse gave me when I first started as a new grad: There's some level of psych in nearly every nursing specialty. In my nursing experiences I've found this to be very...
  10. Hey! I'd say since you've already taken the time to make a pros and cons list, focus on what stands out the most in the pros column for you and your immediate goals. For the cons, make sure you've...
  11. Anyone recently take a gap off work? Or Long maternity leave?

    Totally agree with Cricket183 - Take the time with your littles ! My biggest regret after both of my maternity leaves was going back to work too soon. I always tell anyone in this situation the...
  12. Need advice badly help!

    I can only imagine how much experience and wisdom you've gained over 16 years in nursing, but it's clear that the traumatic events you've faced have deeply impacted you. It's completely understandable...