ReNursing Edu Blog

It never ceases to amaze me how many aspiring nurse business owners don’t have a plan for their business. To be honest, I’m not completely surprised. In my lurking of several NP Facebook groups, I always see an NP student half-way through with school and they have concerns about the job market or don’t know […]

Do you have a business roadblock? Here’s what’s standing between you and success. Do any of these statements sound familiar? I want to start my business once I figure everything out. I don’t have any money to start my business. I don’t know what I can offer that will make money. I can’t quit my […]

Attention all nurses! Chipotle is giving a buy one / take one special offer for all nurses on June 14. Just bring your Nurse ID to Chipotle stores in US and Canada. What a great way to give back to our nurses. So hurry, it’s a one day offer only! Read more here. #Chipotle #Chipottleoffer […]

Any employee who experiences burnout and fatigue will not be a productive employee. What about nurses who are in-charge of taking care of patients? How would they be able to take care of other people when they are not taken care of themselves? Here’s a survey on Employee Engagement in Nursing saying that nurses do […]

As nurses, and especially for those studying or graduating from nursing school, you are probably interested in knowing nurse turnover statistics. Nurses, like any other employees, leave their jobs for a lot of different reasons. There are those who leave the workplace voluntarily because of a change of location/residence, wanting a promotion, change of career, […]

Admiral Sylvia Trent-Adams is now in an acting role as U.S. Surgeon General. She is the first Surgeon General who is not a physician, but she is not the first nurse sworn into that position. Dr. Richard Carmona under Pres. George W. Bush was a nurse and a physician and he indeed referred to himself […]