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Travel Nurses Seeking Permanent Employment Offering More Flexibility and Work-Life Balance

Daily Nurse

During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, Vivian saw clinicians prioritizing safer and more respectful work environments. This year’s results continue this trend, with other priorities rising to join them: focusing on flexibility, work-life balance, and commute times when considering new positions.

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How to Improve Nurse Well-Being and Retention

Healthy Workforce Institute

In a recent podcast episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Deborah Zimmermann , a prominent nurse leader with extensive experience in healthcare leadership. According to recent surveys, the number of nurses reporting intent to stay in the profession until retirement has rebounded to pre-pandemic levels.

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Empowering Nurses: 10 Amazing Ways to Lift Your Spirits and Unleash Your Superpowers

Empowered Nurses

Step into the Spotlight: Become a Nursing Leader: You possess extraordinary leadership potential! Unleash your leadership skills by embracing programs that nurture your abilities. Counseling services, stress management resources, and work-life balance initiatives are here to support you. The sky’s the limit!

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Meet a Champion of Nursing Diversity: Kendra Coles

Minority Nurse

Her expertise and leadership have made her a trusted figure in the field. I co-chair the Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Council at UM BWMC and train other nursing teams in leadership, communication, and staff empowerment to optimize performance and patient outcomes. How long have you worked in the nursing field?

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How nurses can evaluate a job offer

Nurse Deck

Benefits such as health insurance, retirement plans, and paid time off can provide financial security and peace of mind for nurses and their families. Retirement plans, such as 401(k) or pension plans, can also provide financial security for nurses in their later years.

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What You Need To Know About Managing Gen Z

Celayix

Over the next ten years, Boomers will retire, Millennials will enter senior management roles, and Gen Z will make up one-third of the workforce. With the emergence of Gen Z, employers and managers must adapt their leadership styles to effectively engage and motivate this new generation. Who is Generation Z?

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Dealing with 4 Generations in the Workplace? Focus on Strengths, Not Stereotypes

Daily Nurse

Preston offers advice to help members of each generation work together more effectively—no matter who is in the leadership role: Managing Millennials (and Gen Z, Too) Help younger employees feel connected. Help them maintain work-life balance. Don’t apologize for being in a leadership role.