Don’t Eat Your Young: A Nursing Podcast
It’s the end of Season One!
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Tricia LaVallee has been a nurse for decades, most recently in hospice/home care. A life event when she was four years old has led her on the path to helping people deal with grief, loss and guilt. Hear her story about coming to terms with death at an early age and how she teaches others to overcome the debilitating effects of grief.
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Ivette Palomeque didn’t run from Covid, she ran towards it. As a RN with 10 years of ICU experience, she took her knowledge and worked as a traveling ICU nurse in some of the hardest hit hotspots of the pandemic. Listen to her story of what it was really like and the toll that it’s taking on the people delivering care to the sickest of patients.
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Katie Walker saw the gap in mental health care and decided to take matters into her own hands. In today’s episode, Katie is going to tell us how she helps people with mental health problems and how she reaches out to the often overlooked frontline workers, including nurses, physicians, law enforcement personnel and veterans. Katie also focuses her efforts on athletes that sometimes need help with the stress and pressure they are under in performing at the top of their game.
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Ashley Hughes realized that her career wouldn’t always be as a bedside nurse. She found her passion in becoming a Legal Nurse Consultant. Ashley will inspire you to find what you love to do and then go all in. Are you ready to take a new direction in your nursing career? Ashley may have the answers for you in today’s episode.
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Maureen Osuna chose nursing as a career later in life than most traditional students do. She believes that has helped her become the amazing mentor that she is today for students in nursing school. In this episode, Maureen shares her story of how she came to be a nursing educator in a non-traditional way – and why her followers love her!
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Eboni Gee is a RN that found she has so much more to give as a nurse that doesn’t necessarily have to do with patient care. Eboni took her knowledge and passion and turned them into a goldmine of information to help others. Listen as she recounts her time from when she was part of a busy dialysis unit to now as someone transforming the lives of countless people with her skills as a nurse entrepreneur and podcast host.
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After working in the OR for years, Tammy Jacobs finally decided that she had had enough of its hierarchy. How did she find the courage to leave her job? She’ll tell you it wasn’t easy but that it was the right thing to do. Tune in to listen to her story of making the leap from hospital nursing to entrepreneurship.
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What do you do when you’ve had enough of bedside nursing? You turn to teaching other nurses. That is what Shane Slone decided to do. Listen to a great conversation about the toll that his experience as an ICU nurse took on him and how he chose not to leave nursing but to use all of his knowledge to help others.
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Denise Crawley works for all nurses by helping them to understand their basic rights. She developed the Nurses’ Rights Association in Canada and is now working with nurses around the globe to change the culture of nursing so that our basic rights are recognized and respected.
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