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Hello guys! I hope you are all well. How has your week been? My week has been very exciting🤩 I started my new job in "my new country", and I really appreciate how all the team is very supportive, making me feel welcomed. I expected a good start, but I must admit that I'm very impressed by how my department care about each new starter and how they are guiding me in my new role. I'm thrilled to see what's next! Since work is important, well-being is important as well. So, today I'm gonna relax, enjoy my time and take care of myself by doing exercises. What about you, guys? I wish you all a lovely weekend ❤️

Hello amazing community!!!! Today it’s finally time to share with you all an amazing news! I achieved a huge milestone in my nursing career. If four years ago someone had told me that I would have become a UK RN, working in my favorite field, I wouldn’t have believed a word. And… I would have been wrong! Completely! After a long and tough journey, I’m about to start working as a nurse in Critical Care in the UK. This means so much to me. Why am I sharing this with you? Don’t get me wrong, I don’t want to brag. For me, this community is a place where every member can share their career milestones and encourage each other. Sharing issues is important in order to find solutions, and sharing achievements is important too, as it motivates and inspires nurses worldwide. Today I want to celebrate this moment with you and to say thank you to all the people who have encouraged me and helped me not to give up and believe in myself. Particularly, A huge thank you to @Dina Paoloni, for being beside me all along my journey with her teachings and her mentorship. I wouldn’t be where I am without your constant support. A big thank you to @Samantha Gounden, for helping me improve my communication skills as an ESL (English as a second Language). Thank you to myself and my courage for stepping forward, which has demonstrated that the direction was right. A new year has begun. A new adventure and a new career are going to start. And the best is yet to come 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

Good Morning and Happy Tuesday! I hope your week has started with the right energy and insights! I have a prompt for you this morning to stimulate you in your career reflection. Lately on social media, I observed a strange/silly behaviour: people who glorify themselves because wearing multiple hats. Do you know?! When someone does many things at once generally speaking s/he doesn't do anything well. They couldn't never been the best at anything but only generalist in many things. In our culture lately we also tent to confusing term: multitasking, for example, doesn't mean wearing different hats, it means, in a given contest or situation, to be able to organise ownself time and resources for efficiency. For example an ICU nurse taking care of a sick patient, is not a multitasking nurse because of managing different things at the same time (monitor, ventilation, syringe pumps etc) but s/he is a specialised nurse, because she's been trained to take care to complex patients, and so s/he multitasking in that give moment (during shift). This is why, in normal condition, it is one nurse per patient! This is the reason why specialised nurses earn more than general nurses or specialised doctors earn more than general practitioner. And this is true for any profession (layers, accountants, etc) So my question for you is: if you have a problem or a need, that you need to solve as soon as possible and well, would you go to the specialist or to the generalist? Who would you prefer to take care of you? And most importantly: would you prefer spend more money once and be sure that your problem or need is addressed properly, or do you prefer spend less money but several times and risk that your problem or need would never be solved? This question should drive your career decision. Why? Because is the same question that your patients/clients ask themselves when they decide to give their needs (or money) to you. That's true, get specialised requires time and effort but it is a commitment that repays so much in the long run!

I know today is an important day for some of you (no spoiler don't worry 😉) I personally come back to work after Annual leave... never had Annual leave on Christmas time before! It feels so strange 😅 but, I feel also excited to start a new year in this my new role! I have been working here only for 6 months (I've started in June) but I love it! A small team but the impact of patients is huge. The part that I love the most is educating patients and answer their questions. The most difficult part? It is educating patients and answer their questions! Also research is a big one! I am learning so much from the latest research paper publications. So today for me is a big start: a new year in this new role that after 6 months (learning and adjusting) I feel more confident in. So the goal for this year is becoming and fully embracing my role as Clinical Nurse Specialist. What does this year represents to you?