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We are wired for resiliency, however, in certain professions—nursing, social work, psychology, medical, law enforcement, crisis response, exploitation, first responders, investigators—the intensity and sometimes inhumane elements of the work can take their toll. This overtaxes the nervous system and, if left unchecked, can negatively impact one's health. Primary and secondary trauma can feel overwhelming. Regulating your nervous system doesn't have to be. Learn how to integrate traumatic experiences so you can have longevity in your full-throttle career and find joy in this life. We have two training opportunities coming up, Rethink Healing: Tools for Managing Primary & Secondary Trauma: - Oct. 28 in Temecula, CA Led by Elena Servin, BSN, RN, CEN, RYT & Rosie C.. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ecMtFeVT - Dec. 2 in Leawood, KS Led by Kelly Sledd, Rosie C. with opening remarks by Heidi Olson. Register here: https://lnkd.in/grTQ8uKE If you would like a training like this near you, feel free to send me a DM. 🏥 Note to nurses: This activity has been submitted to the Midwest Multistate Division for approval to award contact hours. The Midwest Multistate Division is accredited as an approver of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation. For more information regarding earning 4 CEUs of contact hours, please email: ConsultRosie@gmail.com. #healing #tools #nervoussystem #regulation #stressmanagement #compassion #training

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The Silent Progress Assassin! ⚔️ Fear is often cited as a killer to progress, but I argue that ambiguity is the true John Wick. Whether it's unclear directives in our work environments or uncertainty about our passions in personal lives, ambiguity stifles growth. The question "What do you want to be when you grow up?" may not have a clear answer, and that's okay! What's not okay is not knowing what brings you joy and how your talents can make an impact. Don't let ambiguity hold you back. Nursing professionals, you are not stuck. The reasons you entered healthcare and the avenues of altruism are still open. Even if you're unsure of your next steps, take the first step. Connect with colleagues, shadow others, join alumni organizations, engage here on LinkedIn, and become part of national and local nursing associations. Eliminate the uncertainty, and let it be the catalyst for your next pursuit. #altruism #nursesonlinkedin #healthcareleadership #careerdevelopment #ambitioninhealthcare American Nurses Association ANA-OHIO Kent State University College of Nursing The University of Akron Walsh University University of Mount Union Malone University American Nurses Credentialing Center

As the calendar flips to a new year, consider not setting goals or resolutions. Studies show unmet goals or having too many half finished projects leads to increased stress, anxiety and depression. Instead, consider approaching the new year looking for growth, introspection, and striving to achieve excellence. Understanding the why and what motivates you will lead to the correct what and how. Here are some questions to get you thinking about the why. May your New Year be filled with growth and excellence! - Robert Flint, University of Maryland #patientsafety #patientcare #patientsatisfaction #selfgrowthjourney #selfgrowth #medicaleducation #education #educateyourself #learning #learning #improvinglives #growth #growthmindset Emergency Medicine Physicians Emergency Medicine Residents' Association (EMRA)Emerus Holdings, Inc. American College of Emergency Physicians American Academy of Emergency Medicine (AAEM) WellSpan Health Shannon Medical Center Oklahoma Christian University NurseDashTravel Nurses Inc Travel Nurse Across America

The nursing workforce shortage is a critical issue affecting every corner of the health care community. Solving for issues like this requires collaboration between multiple organizations who must work together to create career pathways for nurses and patient care technicians. This latest collaboration between DaVita and Western Governors University is really making a difference for students looking to pursue a career in health care and aims to help tackle the nursing workforce shortage. Learn more: https://ow.ly/BUXy30sz4Yu

The nursing workforce shortage is a critical issue affecting every corner of the health care community. Solving for issues like this requires collaboration between multiple organizations who must work together to create career pathways for nurses and patient care technicians. This latest collaboration between DaVita and Western Governors University is really making a difference for students looking to pursue a career in health care and aims to help tackle the nursing workforce shortage. Learn more: https://ow.ly/s4Rk30szrl5

The nursing workforce shortage is a critical issue affecting every corner of the health care community. Solving for issues like this requires collaboration between multiple organizations who must work together to create career pathways for nurses and patient care technicians. This latest collaboration between DaVita and Western Governors University is really making a difference for students looking to pursue a career in health care and aims to help tackle the nursing workforce shortage. Learn more: https://ow.ly/mZMz30syJy0

The nursing workforce shortage is a critical issue affecting every corner of the health care community. Solving for issues like this requires collaboration between multiple organizations who must work together to create career pathways for nurses and patient care technicians. This latest collaboration between DaVita and Western Governors University is really making a difference for students looking to pursue a career in health care and aims to help tackle the nursing workforce shortage. Learn more: https://ow.ly/l69V30sAQI4

The workforce issues will be addressed by asking the right questions. How can support for healthcare careers be made available, HSL bringing new thinking forward