Continue with Washington State University’s Foundational Practice and Community-Based Care Department Chair and Spokane, Washington native Honored Guest Tiffanie Rampley as she waxes eloquent about her career including her reluctant journey into leadership, unexpectedly serving the chief of the Air Force Nurse Corps, how honesty is the best policy, her leadership learning lab, Air Command and Staff College, running the Air Force Nurse Transition Program, her transition to civilian life, starting Providence Holy Family’s Magnet Program, being the “Holy DON,” and more!

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Join Washington State University’s Foundational Practice and Community-Based Care Department Chair and Spokane, Washington native Honored Guest Tiffanie Rampley as she waxes eloquent about her career including receiving multiple degrees from many universities, why she chose nursing, joining the Air Force, falling in love with critical care, becoming a Critical Care Air Transport nurse, her incredible experience being deployed to Afghanistan, and more!

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thanks@feedingouryoung.org to send a note of appreciation to any of our honored guests - let them know how they touched you - I'll make sure they read your praises!
info@feedingouryoung.org all other inquiries, including having host Eric Miller speak to your nursing students or nurses!
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Jeff Burton (88 Creative) Planting and watering the seeds to start this podcast

Continue with recent graduate and Bay Area, California and Phoenix, Arizona native Honored Guest Daphne Roberts as she discusses her experience taking the NCLEX (and her advice for students), her recommendations regarding how long to wait to take the NCLEX and/or find a job, her recommendation to work as a nurse tech during school if possible, focusing on the “little in-between things,” finding a unit/facility that matches the culture that you're looking for, the importance of kindness, understanding it’s okay to mess up, giving yourself grace, self-advocacy, laughing off embarrassment, and more!

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Jeff Burton (88 Creative) Planting and watering the seeds to start this podcast