Want to be a Nurse Leader? You Already Are
In nursing and healthcare, there’s nothing quite like an inspired and inspiring nurse leader. Organizations live and die at the hands of those who…
Nurse Keith’s Corner
When Nurses Roar: Embracing Advocacy and Empowerment
There are just over 4 million nurses in the United States, and as Gallup’s most trustworthy profession for two decades running, one would think…
Nurse Entrepreneurship: No Longer on the Fringes
A decade or more ago, when I told someone that I was a nurse entrepreneur, I would get the most quizzical and confused looks,…
Nurse Keith’s Corner: The Trauma of Healthcare Workplace Violence
It’s no secret that jobs in nursing carry inherent threats to personal safety. From needlesticks and back injuries to infection with dangerous pathogens, the…
Nurse Keith’s Corner: Public health’s PR problem
Does public health need a George Clooney? Public health has always had a public relations problem. While innumerable nursing school graduates have pursued ICU,…
Nurse Keith’s Corner: The nurse’s lament
As a career coach who fields daily calls from nurses across the United States, I hear many stories about the state of the nursing…
Walking in Uncertainty: The future of American healthcare
Existential angst has been our constant companion over the last two years as the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has shaken our healthcare system — and our very…
Nurse Keith’s Corner: The nurse as Hermetic messenger
Nurses fulfill myriad roles in the course of their work: counselor, healer, priest, rabbi, psychopomp, advocate, protector, confessor, educator, coach, among others. And amidst…
Nurse Keith’s Corner: Nursing success and harvesting the fruits of your labors
When a garden is created, the labor involves tilling, planting, weeding, tending, and otherwise nurturing the process in the hopes of a plentiful harvest.…
Nurse Keith’s Corner: Doubling down on nursing
As the American nursing profession turns a corner into the next chapter of the COVID-19 pandemic, many nurses may be considering their next steps…
Nurse Keith’s Corner: Overcoming 21st Century Angst
When the 21st century dawned several decades ago, the next one hundred years — and the new millennium — were seen as a new beginning, a…
Out-of-the-Box Nurses Setting the Pace
If you ask the average American on the street what a nurse does, the answer will most likely involve hospital-based patient care. While that…
Want to be a Nurse Leader? You Already Are
In nursing and healthcare, there’s nothing quite like an inspired and inspiring nurse leader. Organizations live and die at the hands of…
When Nurses Roar: Embracing Advocacy and Empowerment
There are just over 4 million nurses in the United States, and as Gallup’s most trustworthy profession for two decades running, one…
Nurse Entrepreneurship: No Longer on the Fringes
A decade or more ago, when I told someone that I was a nurse entrepreneur, I would get the most quizzical and…
Nurse Keith’s Corner: The Trauma of Healthcare Workplace Violence
It’s no secret that jobs in nursing carry inherent threats to personal safety. From needlesticks and back injuries to infection with dangerous…
Nurse Keith’s Corner: Public health’s PR problem
Does public health need a George Clooney? Public health has always had a public relations problem. While innumerable nursing school graduates have…
Nurse Keith’s Corner: The nurse’s lament
As a career coach who fields daily calls from nurses across the United States, I hear many stories about the state of…
Walking in Uncertainty: The future of American healthcare
Existential angst has been our constant companion over the last two years as the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has shaken our healthcare system — and…
Nurse Keith’s Corner: The nurse as Hermetic messenger
Nurses fulfill myriad roles in the course of their work: counselor, healer, priest, rabbi, psychopomp, advocate, protector, confessor, educator, coach, among others.…
Nurse Keith’s Corner: Nursing success and harvesting the fruits of your labors
When a garden is created, the labor involves tilling, planting, weeding, tending, and otherwise nurturing the process in the hopes of a…
Nurse Keith’s Corner: Doubling down on nursing
As the American nursing profession turns a corner into the next chapter of the COVID-19 pandemic, many nurses may be considering their…
Nurse Keith’s Corner: Overcoming 21st Century Angst
When the 21st century dawned several decades ago, the next one hundred years — and the new millennium — were seen as a new…
Out-of-the-Box Nurses Setting the Pace
If you ask the average American on the street what a nurse does, the answer will most likely involve hospital-based patient care.…
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