There was a time when nurses didn’t need a “personal brand.” The work was the identity. The uniform, the license, the oath—all spoke for themselves.But scroll through social media in 2025, and you’ll ...

Somewhere along the pandemic timeline, the word “vaccine” lost its footing — replaced by a single, punchy syllable: jab.The term isn’t new. In the U.K., “jab” has been shorthand for “injection” since ...

It often starts with a personal health crisis.A nurse—burned out, disillusioned, or broken by a system that rewards resilience over recovery—steps away from the bedside. After years of twelve-hour shi...

A headline rolled through my feed this week: a nurse who’d been honored for extraordinary bedside care is now out of a job after allegedly telling officers during a DWI stop, “I’ll let you die” — and ...

This week, a post slid through my feed—the kind that makes you pause somewhere between disbelief and despair. A self-described “concerned citizen” claimed to have witnessed a healthcare worker receivi...