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Meet Bluestem Health's Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), Tatiana Rogers! What do you in your current position?: My everyday duties include rooming patients, obtaining vitals, and gathering detailed information from patients that will help the provider understand why the patient is in office. How did you get into your career?: I've always know that I wanted to be a nurse. I enjoy helping and caring for people. My mom is also a nurse and was a great model growing up. The great thing about the nursing field is that there are so many different types of nursing you can choose from. Healthcare is always advancing and changing which is another reason why nursing is a great career, there is always something new to learn. Why did you choose to work at a community health center?: Community is very important to me, and working in the community makes me appreciate things in a different way. Working at a community health center we have a great impact on people's lives, especially those patient's who may not have easy access to quality healthcare. #licensedpracticalnurse #nursing #communityhealthcenters

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What Is the Role of a Licensed Practical Nurse? A licensed practical nurse performs basic medical tasks like feeding patients and checking vital signs. They also help patients maintain communication. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gPWacaCV. #HealthcareStaffing #Role #LicensedPracticalNurse #PointPleasantNJ #OasisHealthcareStaffingSolutions

Why All Nurses Shouldn't Be Confined to Bedside Care (Tales of a Public Health Nurse) - - This story was shared with me by one of my colleagues who is currently practicing as a Public Health Nurse but started out as a Registered Bedside Nurse. “A few years ago, I found myself feeling burnt out and unfulfilled in my role as a bedside nurse. Despite my passion for patient care, the long hours, high patient ratios, and physical demands took a toll on my well-being. I felt stuck, wondering if there was more I could do to make a difference in healthcare. That's when I decided to explore other avenues within nursing. I transitioned into a role in public health, where I had the opportunity to work on community outreach programs and advocate for preventive care initiatives. It was a refreshing change that reignited my passion for nursing. Through my new role, I realized that nursing encompasses a diverse range of specialties and opportunities beyond the hospital walls. From research and education to administration and policy-making, there are countless ways for nurses to contribute to the healthcare system and make a meaningful impact on patient outcomes.” So, why should all nurses not be confined to bedside care? In my opinion, because we have unique skills, knowledge, and perspectives that can be applied in various settings to address healthcare challenges from different angles. By embracing diverse roles, we can drive innovation, improve patient care, and advance the nursing profession as a whole. And so I ask, dear Nurse what is your passion or motivation? ———————————————- Found this post helpful? Please Repost to your network. Look through the Comments for valuable information that I’ll be sharing with you. Don’t forget to Like and Comment. Follow me to see more of my Updates. #internationalnursesweek2024 #nursesonlinkedin #professionladevelopment #linkedincommunity

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PCNP President Cheryl Schlamb spoke with WHTM News, explaining, “We have to make things better so nurse practitioners do not leave out of this state. We have to make it better for our younger nurse practitioners coming up." With 27 other states, the District of Columbia, and the entire VA health system already granting nurse practitioners Full Practice Authority, NPs are leaving Pennsylvania to practice in these other states. Pennsylvania must take action and pass Full Practice Authority legislation to keep skilled nurse practitioners working and caring for patients here in Pennsylvania. #PCNP #fullpracticeauthority #nursepractitioners #legislation #healthcareaccess #accesstocare

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