Enclothed Cognition

Nurse Practitioner school will be challenging, demanding, and overwhelming at times. The journey is tough, but it will be worth it in the end.

If you're a doctor, nurse, PA, or other medical professional and you find yourself juggling a work shift during the holidays, here are some helpful tips for making the most of your holiday shift.

There is no network or process already in place for new Nurse Practitioners to have guaranteed mentorship. Because of this, finding a mentor is vital.

Julia Eze is a certified Nurse Practitioner and Registered Nurse who earned her Bachelor of Applied Science in Nursing from Georgia State University.

I just completed a 21-week travel assignment in Baltimore, MD, and I'm excited to share all the amazing things I learned about the field of travel nursing.

While it is often overlooked in a medical setting, massage therapy when administered in a safe and controlled setting can be a very effective way to aid a patient to feel better.

Who do you talk to about topics outside of the hospital that may affect your career decisions? Not only do you need a career mentor, but I would argue that you need a life mentor, too.

People will always want to give you unsolicited advice. The real trick is finding a mentor who brings something incredibly positive to your life and career.

A great mentor isn’t someone who holds your hand every step of the way. Great mentors are the people who give you all the tools you need to succeed and then let you take the lead.

If you are currently applying to medical school, thinking about medicine, starting your first year, or are curious what a year of frenzy looks like, keep reading. The following list encompasses things I learned while embarking on this journey of medicine, and subsequently, what I think any entering student needs to know!