Things We Love About Nursing

from Vitally Unstable · host Nurse Sibs

Let's be real - some shifts leave us all feeling like we should've stuck with our childhood dreams to be an astronaut instead of a nurse. But there are so many things about our jobs that bring us joy, a sense of fulfilment and scratch our inner-nerd itchesSo this episode is dedicated to those things.This is your dose of positive, heartwarming nursing content, and just like our Code WTF episode that is full of the laughs, there's no max dose of the positive vibes coming your way in this ep!Got a question or a story that you want us to unpack on the podcast? Send them through to [email protected] or on Instagram to @nursesibsFor the latest podcast news, be sure to follow @nursesibs on Instagram

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