Nurse Beth MSN

Tele, ICU, Staff Development

Hi! Nice to meet you! I especially love helping new nurses. I am currently a nurse writer with a background in Staff Development, Telemetry and ICU.

Career Columnist / Author

About Nurse Beth

Nurse Beth has 30 years experience as a MSN and specializes in Tele, ICU, Staff Development.


Nurse Beth, MSN, RN-BC, HACP, has more than 25 years of experience in clinical and leadership positions. She has a passion for helping nurses, and as a professional writer has written several articles about interviewing, resumes, navigating the job search network, and much more. Beth just published Your Last Nursing Class: How to Land Your First Nursing Job.


Nurse Beth loves helping new nurses, and has extensive experience about how to get hired, succeed in your career, and all things nursing. She authored the popular "Your Last Nursing Class: How to Land Your First Nursing Job" on Amazon! It's the ultimate guide with insider tips to land your nursing job!  Her latest book can be found at First-Year Nurse: Advice on Working with Doctors, Prioritizing Care, and Time Management, published in 2020.


Nurse Beth - Career Columnist / Author
Read My Book: Your Last Nursing Class - How to Land Your First Job..and Your Next!

Latest Activity

  1. I am a new permanent resident nurse midwife from West Africa. Which states are friendly to foreign nurses to pass the NCLEX, secondly, which evaluation agent is best for foreign
  2. Nurse Beth

    Is nursing school too stressful to get a kitten?

    Congrats on being accepted to nursing school! Ultimately, it's about what you feel you can handle. Having a pet can be a fulfilling experience, but it does require time and commitment. That said,...
  3. Hi Nurse Beth I am currently on a half gap year and will be starting nursing school in January. I thought it's the perfect time to get a kitten. I had her for 4 days until my family decided we...
  4. In countries such as Ireland and the UK, the title Registered Nurse in Intellectual Disability (RNID) is a distinct designation awarded to nurses who have received specialized training in intellectual...
  5. I hold a Bachelor of Science in Nursing with Speciality in Intellectual Disability and registered as RNID since 2009. I am considering relocating to Canada to work as a Nurse in ID. Are RNID's...
  6. Nurse Beth

    Eval from the BON

    @SheelaDavis Thank you so much for sharing your experience and insights. Your perspective on transparency and handling the Board of Nursing's process is valuable, and I can see how your years of...
  7. Language proficiency in nursing is not just about speaking English; it's about ensuring safe, effective, and compassionate care. It directly impacts patient safety, care quality, patient trust, and...
  8. Nurse Beth

    Eval from the BON

    Recovery Trek or the testing facility you are using should be able to provide you with a list of the exact substances they are screening for in the test. Try reaching out to them directly to confirm,...
  9. Hello, I am a nursing student from Africa, I studied all my courses in English with good grades, CGFNS already evaluated my credentials and was sent to the Ohio board of nursing, the board ask me to...
  10. Nurse Beth

    Discouraged while waiting for US BON response

    You're in a bit of a waiting game, and it's understandable to feel anxious. It's important to remember that the process seems long, but it's a typical step when pursuing licensure in a new country....
  11. I didn't obtain a Philippine license because I am U.S. citizen and weren't planning to work in the Philippines—I submitted all requirements already (apostile, international verification). Just...
  12. I strongly recommend you start looking for a new job immediately. Your instinct is trying to protect you because it's only a matter of time before something serious happens. There are too many ways...
  13. Dear Nurse Beth, I have worked in the same nursing home for eight years. I used to be full time, and was even the unit manager for a little while. When I had my son, I went per diem because...
  14. Nurse Beth

    Am I too old at 60 to go for my RN?

    It sounds like you're at a crossroads with multiple intersections! There's wanting to retire at 65, becoming a grandma, the commitment needed to take on and complete school, your health and stamina,...
  15. I have been struggling with this question because of my age 60. I've been an LPN for 34 years. My dream was always to become an RN but because of time and money constraints and being the caretaker for...