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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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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Join recent graduate and Bay Area, California and Phoenix, Arizona native Honored Guest Daphne Roberts as she discusses her inspirational grandparents, how a paper cut and a special band-aid got her into nursing, her love of emotional intelligence, wanting to transplant other students’ abilities into her own knowledge base, enjoying always having the opportunity to learn from someone else, looking forward to teaching others, her current and future nursing career path, getting used to night shift (and her practical advice for students doing the same), and more!

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Join soon-to-be nursing student and Spokane, Washington native Honored Guest Maia Siemers as she chats about her family, her activities and hobbies, how her sports background will help her in nursing school, other jobs she has had, how her little sister is her hero, how her mom and grandma inspire her both in life and her future career, being open to all areas of nursing, her 12-hour shift shadow experience, what she is most nervous and excited about in nursing school, her questions for the host, and more!

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Continue with nurse and Puyallup and Spokane, Washington native Honored Guest Christina Peterson as she eloquently describes navigating the traumatic grief surrounding her unexpected divorce, the importance of taking advantage of counseling, “going to the moon” for 12-plus hours, how acute care almost cut her career short, her many incredible experiences working in Papua New Guinea with a medical ship, and more!

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Join nurse and Puyallup and Spokane, Washington native Honored Guest Christina Peterson as she eloquently describes her round-the-world trip from one side of the state to the other, being okay with being weird (and accepting being weird to feel good), the importance of having matching underwear, her passion for health and nutrition and tying that into nursing, the importance of what you use for snacks during shift, the financial value of making changes sooner than later, saying “I cannot afford to not feel good,” and more!

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Continue with nursing student and Portland, Oregon native Honored Guest Ani Posner as she discusses the role the VA has played in her education, the Health Professional Scholarship Program (HPSP), advice for working with inappropriate patients (especially as a young lady), the importance of leaning into your faculty, setting definitive boundaries, doing chest compressions on a patient for the first time and navigating the mental and emotional journey that followed, truly understand the concept of taking care of somebody’s somebody, being scared to touch a baby in OB, the joy of reuniting parents with their newborn baby, and more!

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