DrKim

DrKim

Med-Surg; Infectious Diseases; Research

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About DrKim

DrKim has 10 years experience and specializes in Med-Surg; Infectious Diseases; Research.


Dr. Kim is the President & CEO of The Nightingale Firm. The Nightingale Firm is a national coaching and consultant firm that provides admissions counseling, career advice and other services to nursing program applicants (BSN, MSN, DNP & PhD), nursing students, new nursing graduates and nursing professionals seeking a career transition. She is a Nurse Scientist by profession but a Coach at heart. Her stellar professional career includes Johns Hopkins University, University of Miami, SUNY-Stony Brook, Fogarty Fellowships abroad, Jonas Center for Nursing & Veterans Healthcare and the National Institutes of Health. With an impressive track record of coaching nursing applicants and nursing professionals, Dr. Kim knows how to navigate nursing and get the most out of her career. This company is a dream of Dr. Kim's to see nurses walking in their purpose and living up to their fullest potential. Dr. Kim believes that nursing is a calling and we are meant to thrive at at every stage of our career.

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  1. Aging Nurses - Where do we go?

    Nursing is one of the few professions that provide members with a variety of options. All of the options you wish exist, already exist and prefer nurses with experience. You already know the answer...
  2. No. Most good preceptors do not behave in that way. I'm very surprised that he allowed you to give meds without supervision the first day. He either (A) thinks you're very capable, (B) has a chip on...
  3. Advice greatly needed

    First, congratulations on your upcoming graduation. December will be here before you know it! This is a good problem to have so kudos to you! The answer really depends on what you want to do in 2-5...
  4. The manager was not impressed because what you indirectly conveyed was "indecisiveness." It's more likely that the manager was trying to assess: do you know what current best practices are for...
  5. Several nursing organizations and boards of nursing discourage compensation for preceptors. While the preceptor may not be paid directly for time spent with the student, functioning in the role of a...
  6. Is nursing for me?

    The only one that can really answer that question is you. Nursing provides so many options beyond the bedside. If you have time before you apply, speak with nurses who work in different...
  7. How about switching to day shift. This could be beneficial for you by (1) increasing the likelihood that you will feel challenged and (2) increasing your visibility with nurse managers, physicians...
  8. Resume HELP!

    Yes to the address. It shows that you are not transient. Some HR departments will look the address up in Google Maps because that's usually the first thing an unstable person would lie about. It...
  9. You actually have to tell your school because it is so recent. Your program's undergraduate coordinator or dean may have dealt with this situation in the past and the sooner he/she knows the better....
  10. I would hire an attorney or contact a company like RN Guardian. The disbarment piece can become an issue with future employment because it could be seen as "disciplinary action" taken against you by...
  11. I am sorry to hear about your situation and recognize how frustrated you must be right now. I would need a clearer picture of exactly what's going on but just based off your post a few questions come...
  12. I'm bored

    With patho, pharm, and careplans, things liven up pretty quickly. Enjoy your "downtime"
  13. Florence Nightingale won't notice you're missing but your Dad will. The pin doesn't make you a nurse, the NCLEX does. Most students and their families find the pinning ceremony to be
  14. In desperate need of advice

    I second everything in Awesomosity0's post and emphasize "I would not, under any circumstances, do a diploma program." Diploma programs are very limiting. Some hospitals will not even entertain the...
  15. Need nursing guidance??

    Depending on your gpa, do not dismiss a traditional nursing program. 1-2 more semesters is not that big of a deal. Plus, traditional program students get an entire summer to pursue an internship or...