CelebrateNurses Launches 2025 Campaign to Honour International Nurses Day
CelebrateNurses is proud to unveil its 2025 #CelebrateNurses campaign, a heartfelt national tribute to the remarkable nurses across Ireland. Aligned with International Nurses Day on 12th May 2025, this year’s theme—“Our Nurses. Our Future. Caring for nurses strengthens economies”—highlights the invaluable contributions nurses make, not just to our health and wellbeing, but to the strength
Nurses Work to Make Christmas Merry for Hospital Patients
For many, the holidays are a time to spend with loved ones, but for nurses, their work doesn’t stop. Nurses work on shifts, but some will volunteer to work on Christmas so others can spend time with their families. The entire hospital works together to make holidays a happy time for their patients. Decorations like
Little Known Tips All New Nurses Need to Know
NOW THAT YOU’VE FINALLY GOTTEN YOUR FIRST JOB AS A NEW NURSE, you’re probably feeling new pressure. Being a nurse is by no means an easy profession, but you can do it! To jump-start your career as a new nurse, apply these 15 little known tips all new nurses need to know! Get The Most
What to do after a Nursing Job Interview?
You’ve done it. You submitted your resume and cover letter, and you just made it through a nursing job interview with the manager for a nursing job you really want. Now what? Do you wait for a call? No, you get your ducks in a row, follow up in a timely manner and plan your
“Thank You, Nurse”: Stories You’ll Never Forget – Story 3
Made My Day By Cecilia Garrabrant, RN The sun was almost setting when I drove home from work. I was tired like most days, but even more so on this particular day – mostly because I had just received some bad news. Despite being preoccupied, I decided to go to the grocery store to get
“Thank You, Nurse”: Stories You’ll Never Forget – Story 2
Why Am I a Nurse? In 1994, I was an Army Medic at a desolate post in Northern California. We were in the middle of nowhere, and the nearest hospital was an hour away. Our post had a clinic with two medics on duty and a doctor on call. One night a civilian drove her