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A podcast for nurses (Registered Nurses, Registered Psychiatric Nurses and Licensed Practical Nurses) in their first 18 months of practice. Hosted by the New Graduate Nurse Transition Program with Interior Health in British Columbia, Canada, this show is here to help you gain confidence, build connections and progress through your transition to practice with support. This show is a mix of interviews, special co-hosts and solo shows from your Regional Educators. Join us in this space for new nurses, hit subscribe and get ready to launch your amazing nursing career.

  1. 8月19日

    Focus Forward: Interior Health Specialty Education Frequently Asked Questions

    Welcome to Focus Forward! In this special series of episodes we are diving into Specialty Education offered in Interior Health. This episode is an interview with the manager of Specialty Education, Taylor Munro. Join New Graduate Regional Educators Erin Marchio and Rachel Brandvold as they seek answers to frequently asked questions about Specialty Education programs. Are you interested in Specialty Education Nursing? This episode covers everything you need to know about getting started in Specialty Education—from how to apply and what the programs involve to funding, practicum, return of service, and tips for becoming a strong applicant. Stay tuned for future episodes of this series featuring each individual specialty education program that IH offers! Show Notes and Resources: specialtyeducation@interiorhealth.caSpecialty Education

  2. 8月5日

    Beyond The Bedside: From New Grad to Nurse Practitioner

    In this episode of New to Nursing, we sit down with Nurse Practitioner, Crystal Grymaloski, whose career has taken her through every stage of the nursing profession—from Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to Registered Nurse (RN) and now Nurse Practitioner (NP). She reflects on the lessons, challenges, and opportunities that shaped her journey, sharing how each role helped build the knowledge, confidence, and compassion she brings to her practice today. Through her stories and practical advice, she reminds us that there is no single path to a fulfilling nursing career. Whether you're a new graduate finding your footing, considering your next career step, or simply curious about advanced practice nursing, this conversation offers encouragement to embrace every learning opportunity, trust your growth, and remember that every experience has the power to shape the nurse you become. *Disclaimer: The views and opinions shared in this episode are those of the individual guests and do not necessarily reflect the views, policies, or positions of Interior Health. The experiences discussed are personal and intended for reflection and learning purposes only. Show Notes: For more information on Interior Health's New Graduate Nurse Transition Program and their Nurse Practitioner Program, check out the InsideNet that is linked below. Referenced Guidelines and Resources: New Graduate Nurse Transition Program (NGNTP)Urgent Verbal Communication - SBARSpecialty EducationAdvanced Nursing PracticeNurse Practitioner ProgramRegistered Nurse to Nurse Practitioner Pathwaynurse practitioner competencies.pdf

  3. 7月30日

    The Nurse Educator's Perspective: Supporting the Next Generation of Nurses

    In this episode of New to Nursing, we sit down with Interior Health's Regional Educator, Kali Holton, to explore the vital role Clinical Practice Educators play in supporting new graduate nurses. She reflects on her own transition into nursing, sharing the challenges she faced along with the lessons she's learned. Drawing from both her personal and professional experiences, she offers practical advice, reassurance, and encouragement for nurses navigating the early stages of their careers. Whether you're a new graduate building confidence in practice or an experienced nurse mentoring the next generation, this episode is filled with relatable stories, valuable insights, and thoughtful reminders that no one succeeds alone—and that growth is a lifelong part of the nursing journey. *Disclaimer: The views and opinions shared in this episode are those of the individual guests and do not necessarily reflect the views, policies, or positions of Interior Health. The experiences discussed are personal and intended for reflection and learning purposes only. Show Notes: For more information on Clinical Education at Interior Health, check out the Clinical Education page on the InsideNet that is linked below. Referenced Guidelines and Resources: Interior Health - Clinical Education

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    Season 3 Update: We’ll Be Back in June!

    The New to Nursing Podcast is taking a short pause while we work behind the scenes on Season 3. We’re spending the next few weeks creating new episodes, practical tools, honest conversations, and more support for new nurses navigating the transition from student to practice. We’ll be back in June 2026 with new content designed to help you move from surviving to thriving. In the meantime, this is a great chance to catch up on previous episodes and Gimme 5s—whether you need support with confidence, communication, difficult shifts, or just a reminder that what you’re feeling is normal. Thanks for listening and being part of our New to Nursing community. We’ll see you in June!

  5. 3月12日

    The Pause Between Patients: Mindfulness and Resiliency Practices for New Graduate Nurses

    In this episode, New To Nursing welcomes four 4th-year UBC Okanagan nursing students (Esther, Luna, Bernice, Claudia) where they explore mindfulness and strategies for building resilience during the transition to practice as new graduate nurses They unpack common challenges such as stress, compassion fatigue, emotional burnout, and moral distress. They also discuss practical mindfulness activities/strategies to help ground you before, during, and after a shift.  This episode pairs well with the New Graduate Nurse Transition Program's (NGNTP) education session, Nurturing Resiliency: Responding to Compassion Fatigue and Burnout that is on the Interior Health (IH) New Grad Community Compass Page - (IH employees only).Responding to Compassion Fatigue and Burnout Resources: To find the summary poster of this episode, please refer to 👉 Summary PosterFill out the evaluation survey created by the students 👉 hereFor the full transcript of this episode 👉 click hereFor more information about the IH New Graduate Transition Program, refer to 👉  Interior Health's NGNTP or e-mail NewGradProgramppo@interiorhealth.ca   References:  Loyd, L. A., Stamler, L. L., & Culross, B. (2023). Early career nurses and moral distress: An integrative review. Nurse Education in Practice, 73, 103844. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.nepr.2023.103844 Neff, K. (2024, February 20). Exercise 4: Supportive touch. Self-Compassion Institute with Dr. Kristin Neff. https://self-compassion.org/exercises/exercise-4-supportive-touch/ Provincial Health Services Authority. (2025). Moral distress A strategy-building guide. https://www.phsa.ca/our-services-site/Documents/Moral%20Distress_A%20strategy%20building%20guide.pdf TEDx Talks. (2017). 30 seconds to mindfulness | Phil Boissiere | TEDxNaperville [Video]. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ad7HqXEc2Sc  World Health Organization. (2023). Stress. World Health Organization. https://www.who.int/news-room/questions-and-answers/item/stress

  6. 3月2日

    Starting Your Shifts Off Right

    In this episode, Kelsey discusses how to start your shifts off in a good way. She reviews what you can try in your morning routine, how to engage in morning report and what you can do in the first hour of your shift to get organized. She sprinkles in tips and advice specific for new nurses throughout, so listen in to fine tune your start of shift routine!

  7. 2月27日

    Gimme 5: Transition Shock

    In this brief 5 minute episode, Regional Educator Robyn discusses Transition Shock, a term coined by nursing researcher Dr. Judy Boychuk Duchscher. This episode highlights the common challenges new graduate nurses may experience as they move from the academic environment into professional practice. Robyn shares practical strategies to help ease this transition and points listeners toward further learning opportunities. Whether you’re a new nurse or someone who supports them, this episode offers insights to navigate Transition Shock with greater confidence and clarity. Check out: Home - Nursing the Future to learn more about transition theory, find resources and more! From surviving to thriving. navigating the first year of professional nursi...: Library OneSearch Events

  8. 2月13日

    Gimme 5 - When a Patient Asks a Question You Don’t Know the Answer To

    Not knowing the answer in front of a patient can feel uncomfortable - especially in your first year of practice. But safe nursing isn’t about having every answer memorized. It’s about knowing how to respond with honesty, professionalism, and clinical judgment. In this 5-minute episode, we walk through a simple four-step framework you can use when a patient asks something you don’t know - plus how to recognize when a question moves from simple clarification to a clinical safety concern. You’ll learn: Why honesty builds trust more than guessingA simple bedside response you can use immediatelyHow to differentiate between informational questions and clinical concernsWhen and how to escalate safely using structured communication tools like SBAR Because you don’t need to know everything — you need to know how to respond safely and confidently. 📝The 4-Step Response FrameworkAcknowledge the question (“That’s a great question. I’m glad you asked.”)Be honest (“I don’t have the exact answer right now.”)Commit to action (“I’m going to check your chart and confirm with the team.”)Close the loop (“I’ll come back in about 10 minutes with an update.”)⚖️Safety ReminderNot all questions are equal. Some require clarification and follow-up. Others require assessment and possible escalation. When clinical interpretation or patient deterioration may be involved, structured tools like SBAR help ensure safe, clear communication with the team. References & Further ReadingTherapeutic Communication in Nursing Practice Foundations for Success in Nursing – Communicating with Patients Communication Strategies in Nursing (including non-therapeutic responses and avoiding false reassurance) AHRQ TeamSTEPPS – SBAR Communication Tool Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality

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A podcast for nurses (Registered Nurses, Registered Psychiatric Nurses and Licensed Practical Nurses) in their first 18 months of practice. Hosted by the New Graduate Nurse Transition Program with Interior Health in British Columbia, Canada, this show is here to help you gain confidence, build connections and progress through your transition to practice with support. This show is a mix of interviews, special co-hosts and solo shows from your Regional Educators. Join us in this space for new nurses, hit subscribe and get ready to launch your amazing nursing career.

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    New Grad Nurse Transition Program - Interior Health
  • 活躍年份
    2024年 - 2026年
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    80
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    兒童適宜
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    © Copyright 2024
  • 節目網站
    New to Nursing

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