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How to Survive as a New Grad Registered Nurse
- Narrated by: Aracelis Gotay
- Length: 37 mins
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How to Survive as a New Grad Registered Nurse
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Publisher's Summary
Are you a new graduate registered nurse feeling overwhelmed by the transition from student to professional? You are not alone! Thousands of nursing students make the same journey every year, and while it can often feel like an uphill battle, there are strategies that can help you survive this major life change. From learning how to manage time more effectively to understanding your patient’s needs, listen for key tips on how to successfully become a new grad RN.
©2023 Crystal Kelley Newsom (P)2023 Crystal Kelley Newsom
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