New Grad Nurse Transition Program - Interior Health
New to Nursing
A podcast for nurses (Registered Nurses, Registered Psychiatric Nurses and Licensed Practical Nurses) in their first 18 months of practice. Hosted by the New Graduate Nurse Transition Program with Interior Health in British Columbia, Canada, this show is here to help you gain confidence, build connections and progress through your transition to practice with support. This show is a mix of interviews, special co-hosts and solo shows from your Regional Educators. Join us in this space for new nurses, hit subscribe and get ready to launch your amazing nursing career.
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20 de abr de 2026
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Resuscitation 101 22.07.2024 16:12
Join RKC Kelsey Caston for a quick snippet on how to handle a code blue BEFORE the code team arrives. Kelsey will break down resuscitation into very easy steps (just TWO things really matter!). Listen and gain confidence in calling a code and making a difference in saving lives. We also detail what to do after a code and how to support yourself long term in these difficult situations. Show notes:W...
Meet the New to Nursing Team! 22.07.2024 19:59
Welcome to the podcast! We are so glad you're here. Meet the new grad team of Regional Knowledge Coordinators who are here to support you in your journey over the next 18 months as a New Grad Nurse in Interior Health. This episode will give you a broad overview of what being a New Grad in Interior Health looks like and will give you a chance to get to know the passionate team behind the program.&n...
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