ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In honor of Natonal Nurse's Week, May 6-12, we're paying tribute to the dedication, compassion, and impact of nurses everywhere who show up each day to care, advocate, and make a difference in people's lives.
We're excited to welcome 2 incredible guests to the program; Karen Cote and Amy Visser-Lynch, both Nursing Professional Development Specialists from Mount Ascutney Hospital and Health Center in Windsor, Vermont. Together they will be talking about their experiences in nursing, what National Nurses Week means to them, and the evolving role nurses play in today's healthcare landscape.
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