This post is sponsored by Strategic Partners and Cherokee Uniforms Five years ago, Scrubs Magazine was invited to tour the offices of Cherokee Uniforms. Cherokee is owned by a group…

How Tanya Johnson and the Manzanita Foundation Are Expanding Access to Medical Care Across the globe, many communities and regions lack access to medical care and services. From routine vaccinations…

Geralyn Frandsen, Assistant Director of the Online Nursing Program at Maryville University writes for Scrubs Magazine. The number of fatalities from opioid overdose in the U.S. continues to climb and…

Too often, we nurses dwell on everything that’s going wrong with our world. Here’s what I think would happen in a nurse’s PERFECT world…

Warning Comes as Former Nurse Faces Charges of Reckless Homicide and Adult Abuse. Former nurse Radonda Vaught faces charges of reckless homicide and adult abuse after administering a fatal dose…

  Article originally published on Huffington Post by Sonja Mitrevska-Schwartzbach  BSN, RN, CCRN, ICU Nurse. Bibliophile. Caffeine Addict. Eternal Optimist. ___ I recently read the psychological definition of the term “resilience.” Somehow it struck…

How the Change Curve Brought Me Back. As a nurse, I’ve dealt with a lot in life. I’ve seen a lot of death, I’ve seen a lot of life. What…

BEDSIDE MANNER. That’s right. An attribute of the healthcare field that comes across as something that is so minuscule when it comes to overall care. When in fact it plays…

Please thank the twitterverse for this corny nurse pick up line!

American clincial psychologist Dr. Kay Redfield Jamison, the foremost expert on bipolar and herself a manic-depressive, brings up this ethical question in her memoir “An Unquiet Mind.” Jamison worries we…