8 Top QUALITIES of a SUCCESSFUL NURSE

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In honors of nursing week, I wanted to share with you my top 8 qualities of a successful nurse! Happy Nurses Week! I recognize the hard work you do every day and I want you to know that I do appreciate and value what you do. You were meant to be a nurse for a reason :)
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[@26nurhakim]

1)caring and empathetic
2) flexibility
3) quality,good communication skills
4)respectful to everyone
5)quick problem solving skills (who to go to to ask asap)
6) attention to detail
7)desire to keep learning
8)have sense of humour

[@LifeAsWendyRN]

Happy Nurses week! What do you think is a quality a nurse must have? Did I miss any? Comment down below 😊

[@Bettysmiles]

Flexible 100% happy nurses week! 💙 great qualities !

[@LifeAsWendyRN]

Bettysmiles thanks Betty! Happy nurses week and happy Mother’s Day to you 😊

[@juthikasharma2788]

Those qualities are developed with time I mean you have them but those qualities must be putted to test when working with patients like you need to know where your limit is and then work on that, my experience :) good content

[@LifeAsWendyRN]

Juthika Sharma thanks for sharing! 😉

[@mrs.clarkecooks5812]

Great content, really helpful. Thank you 🙏

[@LifeAsWendyRN]

Thanks for watching! 🙂

[@sunnypawar8092]

Thanks

[@Virtuewz]

Great perspective! I'm graduating this year, and I feel I need to work on my communication, problem-solving, and desire to keep learning. I'm excited to start working as an RN. Where area would you recommend a new grad start in? I want to learn skills at a slower pace until I feel confident.

[@LifeAsWendyRN]

Ethan D. I started off on med surg and thought it was a great nursing foundation BUT not everyone has to start there. Find what rotations you like best during clinicals and go from there. There’s no right or wrong place to start. Just find what’s best for you 😊

[@alfredbolah]

grateful idvice😁😁😁😁

[@yutsacarm8021]

Excellent video

[@LifeAsWendyRN]

Thanks!

[@sunnypawar8092]

Mast

[@brentwillis4575]

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