National Transplant Nurses Day, April 17, 2019

As transplantation science advances, nurses trained in this specialty continue to be in great demand. Single and multi-organ transplants are becoming more common yet there is still a great need for donors.

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Nurse dies after assault at job. She finished her shift first.

Something has got to give. A nurse in Louisiana was attacked at work, finished her shift, went to the ER the next night. Sent home. Dead a few days later...

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Why a Mother Bravely Shares Daughter’s Final Words

Dawn Harding's daughter, Taylor, died at the age of 23 of a fentanyl overdose. In 2016, synthetic opioids passed prescription drugs to become the most common cause of drug related overdose deaths.

Nicole, NP, left her 21 month old baby, Remy, in the car where Remy remained until Nicole returned at 4:30 when her shift was over. Remy died and Nicole was left to blame herself forever. How do mistakes like this happen?

New grad nurse of 3 months and might lose job because I’m struggling in my orientation. Help!

I work on an oncology med/surg floor as a new grad nurse. I have been wanting to be a bedside nurse and I love working with my patients. But I am apparently not flourishing enough to be ready to come off orientation.

Travel nurse - Can my wages be garnished because I couldn't find housing?

Hi, Lorie I have a question. I had to cancel my travel nurse assignment due to myself not being able to find housing. I am also pregnant. Because I just started and only received one paycheck, I didn't have any money to stay in a hotel or anything of that sort.

A big anniversary invites reflection. When it was time to renew my Certified Case Manager ® (CCM ® ) credential last fall—25 years after first becoming certified—it struck me how much I identify, both personally and professionally, with the role. I have kept my original paper certificate, conferred with the inaugural class of CCMs, framed, and it hangs in my office next to the current certificate.