PCICS Podcast Episode 139: Its Literally Impossible to be a CVICU Nurse Resilience in the CVICU
PCICS PodcastShow Notes
Join us on this PCICS podcast episode as we chat about nursing resilience in the CVICU with our guest, Stacy Stravitz, DNP, PNP-AC, and how she has learned to meet the many challenges of bedside nursing head-on. With years of clinical experience, Stacy shares her tips and tricks on how to navigate the often-impossible task of being a frontline provider in a pediatric CVICU.
Guest: Stacy Stravitz, DNP, PNP-AC (Phoenix Children's) Host: Lillian Su, MD & Christopher Knoll, MD (Phoenix Children's) Editor: Christopher Knoll Executive Producer: Christopher Knoll
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