Join me, your virtual graduate coordinator, guide and online nurse unit manager, as I simplify the process of standing out as a graduate nurse in this episode. 

Learn how to embrace your uniqueness and overcome self-doubt by applying the ABC formula. 

Discover strategies to speak the language of your desired nursing specialty, effectively brand yourself, and build self-confidence.

Join me on this latest episode as I dive into the captivating journey of Jed Montayre. In this episode, I had the honor of speaking with Jed, an esteemed clinician, associate professor, and director of the Center of Evidence-Based Practice for Healthcare Policy at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Discover the remarkable career path Jed has forged and the invaluable contributions he has made to the nursing field, in particular aged care and healthy aging.

In this episode, I dive into a live coaching session, offering free guidance and support for nurses at all stages of their careers. Whether a graduate nurse or a seasoned professional asked their burning questions and explore various aspects of building a successful nursing career.

Join me in this insightful coaching session as I share wisdom and prompt nurses to reflect on their career paths, encouraging them to make decisions that align with their values and aspirations.

In this thought-provoking podcast, I challenge the notion that nursing success is solely determined by years of experience. I talked about the importance of valuing diverse experiences that shape a nurse's career, and I urge everyone to embrace a broader perspective. 

Discover the unique advantages of being a mature-aged job applicant in the nursing industry. In this episode, Liam Caswell challenges ageism myths and emphasizes the value of life experience. Listen for valuable insights on how to harness maturity as a superpower in your nursing career.

In this episode, Kate Hoskin, an experienced emergency nurse and patient advocate, shares insights on navigating healthcare and the importance of human connection in patient care.

In today's episode, I discussed the importance of prevention being better than cure when it comes to job hunting as a graduate nurse.

In this episode, I discussed a topic that might seem controversial at first: being basic. I delve into the importance of getting back to the basics of nursing and how it can actually make you an advanced practitioner. Through personal stories and insights, I shared how poor execution of basics can impact both patients and healthcare professionals. 

Join me in this exciting episode where I went live on Instagram and discussed valuable insights about graduate nursing programs, nursing careers, and life. I answered several questions from the audience, including whether entry-level jobs are worth considering instead of graduate nursing programs, how to manage nervousness and overwhelm during placement weeks, and dealing with feeling unprepared for the job.

In today's society, we are often encouraged to strive for perfection in all aspects of our lives, including our careers. This pressure to be perfect can lead to unrealistic expectations and can contribute to burnout. In this episode, I invite you to embrace imperfection in nursing and in life.

Our thoughts generate our feelings, and the self-doubt we feel stems from our negative thoughts about ourselves. We have power over ourselves and our thoughts, and I encourage you to practice positive affirmations to combat self-doubt.

Remember, others cannot create how we feel, and it is up to us to take charge of our thoughts and emotions.

In this insightful episode, the focus is on the often-overlooked topic of happiness in nursing. 

As healthcare providers, it's easy to forget to prioritize our happiness as we care for our patient's well-being. I delve into 5 common ways nurses inadvertently outsource their happiness and offer 5 valuable strategies for internalizing it. 

Welcome to another episode of the Grad Nursing Success Series. In this latest episode, I talked about nursing on your own terms. As a graduate nurse, it's easy to follow traditional nursing pathways, but it's important to remember that you have the power to create your own unique path.

The High Performance Nursing Podcast has reached its 100th episode, and I am excited to share the lessons we learned from our guests in the journey from zero to 100. 

I promise to continue providing valuable content and wisdom for listeners to apply in their lives and careers.

Are you a graduate international nurse? Do you dream of landing your dream job in nursing but feel limited by negative comments from peers about the unique challenges you face as an international graduate? If so, this episode is for you!

In this episode, I explored the 10 ways in which nurses stay stuck in their careers. Drawing from my own experiences, I highlighted some common patterns that may hinder professional growth and satisfaction.

Looking to stand out from the crowd in specialty program pathways? In this new episode, I shared valuable insights on the importance of tailoring your application to the job you are applying for, and implementing the tips and tricks outlined in the Graduate Career Launch Program.

Welcome to the Graduate Nurse Success Series, a new podcast episode series on High Performance Nursing. If you're a graduate nurse or a third-year nursing student, then this is the series for you. In each episode, I will provide you with the knowledge and tools you need to succeed in your nursing career.

In this first episode, we're discussing the different career options available to graduate nurses. You'll learn about the four key pathways and how to identify the one that's right for you.

In today's episode, we dive deep into a topic that so many nurses can relate to: “Nursing when you don't want to nurse anymore”. Whether you're feeling burnt out, disillusioned, or just unsure if nursing is the right path for you, this episode is a safe space to explore those feelings and gain some insight into what options are available to you.

In this episode, I dive into the topic of shame in nursing. As a nurse myself, I share my personal experience of feeling shame and discuss the importance of addressing basic foundations in nursing and critical analysis skills to prevent harm to patients.

This episode is my personal experience of the current state of healthcare and I don't have the answers. But what I do know, is that we can and must do better.