Mecene

I always wonder why do nurses put up with these kind of treatments. as professionals, you have the skills and the knowledge to do what ever you want to do, why do we tolerate unbearable such work conditions? please think about, you spend most of your time in the workplace, do you deserve to work in a place where your skills are appreciated. you have the power to change this situation, if you do not, no one will. contact me

you sound like you are still in nursing school. my next project is working with senior nursing student like you to help them put together a nursing career blueprint for entering the working world. you sound like you have a good idea of what you want to accomplish, my prayer for you is that you do not lose those dreams like many of us, because life and the day to day living has a way of stealing dreams. I desire to have the opportunity to work with every new grad entering the work force as a coach to not only develop a career blueplan with them, but also to keep them focus on their career goals. good luck to you!

My fellow nurse, let me encourage you to pursue your dream today, not someday. your nursing career dreams are not fantasies, they are your most heart-felt desires. for years I worked with nurses who loved the nursing profession, but live with the longing of using their nursing skills, knowledge and experience, but because of lack of focus miss their true calling and destiny. my mission in life as a coach is to help nurses like you with wildest dreams such as yours. do something today and everyday that will bring you closer to realize your dream. good luck my friend

if you the time, the skills, the resources and no limitations, is there a dream nursing position that you would like to hold? what is your all time nursing job? and if you are not in your dream nursing position, why not?

I have been reading some of the posting on this forum for the past few weeks and one of the postings that have drawn my attention have been the ones addressing nursing shortage, working conditions, low pay, high turnover rates and plainly the dissatisfaction state of nurses in the profession. I have been a nurse for 17 years, and these issues have always been the same. I believe that the answers to some of our problems are in our hands, which is taking control or responsibility for our individual careers. I am starting a career coaching service to help nurses everywhere take control of their destiny by controlling their work conditions, their pay and create their own satisfaction in nursing. I would love to hear your thoughts about this business idea.