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HOME / / Spotlight On: Cindy Pisa, RN Spotlight On: Cindy Pisa, RN Matt Skoufalos Before she became a nurse, Cindy Pisa spent nine years as an Early Intervention Service Coordinator at a rural hospital in Monticello, Kentucky. As the team coordinator bridging the...

As the medical profession only grows more increasingly technologically complicated, those clinicians with a background in computing, information technology, or other digital expertise are ever more valuable in the workplace. That holds true especially in the field of...

Burnout is a well-known phenomenon in the nursing profession, and amid the highs and lows of a 30-year nursing career, Temple University Hospital staff nurse Lisa Antenucci is as familiar with its signs and symptoms as any condition she’s treated. But when it affects...

When Mary Salabounis arrived at Aspen Valley Hospital in Aspen, Colorado, it was as a travel nurse. In the mountains, health care workers count ski seasons instead of years, and Salabounis is on her third, having relocated for good after two prior seasons interrupted...

Music and Compassion: Interpersonal skills achieve success “What makes you a nurse is being able to talk to a patient, look at a patient, listen to a patient, and figure out what’s going on with that patient. There have been many times we have picked up on things that...