New Nurse?: How to Get, Keep and LOVE Your First Nursing Job!

Discover How To Go From Being A New Registered Nurse – To Competent, Successful, Employed AND… Happy New Nurse

You’re about to discover how to... Go from fearful, incompetent new nursing graduate to a successful practicing nurse!

This book contains the personal advice from: Me, Caroline Porter Thomas :D I am a successful Honors graduate and practicing registered nurse. I have been a registered nurse for more than half a decade in addition to being a new nurse; I have also trained many new graduate nurses to becoming competent registered nurses. I am also the host of the Youtube channel: EmpoweRN and the author of the book: “How to Succeed in Nursing School.”

I wrote this book out of a huge concern with how terribly hard the transition from graduate nurse to competent nurse is. I thought after I graduated nursing school, I would be equipped to practice nursing successfully… nothing could have been farther from the truth. In addition to nursing job itself being hard, there were so many other challenges that I was not prepared to face: Including, major time management issues, stressful co-worker relations, stressful patient/family relations and much more!

Here Is A Preview Of What You'll Learn...

• How to Get an Interview & Hired for a Registered Nursing Job
• How to Handle Time Management as a New Registered Nurse
• How to Handle Extremely Stressful Situations that Nurses Must “Deal With”
• How to Connect with Your Patients & Co-workers
• How to Deal with Unavoidable Nursing Mistakes
• How to Approach Doctors effectively
• How to BE a Nurse
• How to LOVE Your New Graduate Nursing Job
• Much, much more!

Check Out What Others Are Saying...

"Your book "New Nurse, How to Get, Keep and LOVE Your First Job," helped boost my confidence in that I can achieve anything I set my mind to. The examples you provided helped me realize that all seasoned nurses once were new nurses and they too had the similar insecurities that I have experienced as a new nurse. This idea is calming to me and gives me great hope for the future. I love how you presented the information in such a humble way and I truly enjoyed reading about your experiences and recommendations. I love nursing!

Sincerely,

Erica Soto RN from Menasha, Wisconsin