Starting a new nursing job is hard. A new workplace environment, new co-workers, new protocols are just a few of the things you'll face. To help you, here are a few of my top tips for transitioning into a new job.

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Timestamps:00:00 Tips on Starting a New Nursing Job01:03 - #1 Prep for Your New Specialty04:32 - #2 Plan Your First Day06:14 - #3 Learn Facility and Departmental Protocols07:47 - #4 Learn Who the Nurse Leaders are11:23 - #5 Get to Know Your New-Co-Workers13:47 - #6 Get to Know Your Medical Providers14:52 - #7 Be Teachable for Your New Employer16:08 - #8 Strive To Make a Good First Impression16:56 - #9 Do NOT Bad-Mouth Your Old Employer, Manager, or Co-Workers18:27 - #10 Adjust Your Expectations for Orientation19:32 - #11 Show Up Every Day with a Smile and Positive Attitude19:43 - #12 Give a Fair Trial Run Before Quitting20:24 Looking for a Nursing Job?

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