Ep 94: Five Things About Beginning a Nursing Career With Edwina Egan
5 Things Nursing Podcast by RBWHShow Notes
In this Episode Liz an Jesse are joined by Edwina Egan, a new greaduate nurse who has now started her career in Central West Queensland. Eddie joined us to share her experiences through university and hospital work that enriched her student learning. Eddie's Five Things:
What has shaped you the most from clinical placements as a student? What is an USIN and what is an AIN? Working in research before graduating. Saying yes and figuring it out afterwards. What’s next?
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