In this episode of the Code Brew Podcast, hosts Jo and Luke discuss the importance of setting goals and reaching milestones in nursing. They explore how goals differ for student nurses and experienced nurses, emphasizing the need for realistic expectations and continuous learning. The conversation covers strategies for maximizing clinical experiences, the significance of mentorship, and the value of professional organizations in advocating for nurses. The episode concludes with a recap of key points and the importance of setting SMART goals for the upcoming year.

In this episode of Code Brew, Jo King and Luke Warm discuss the lessons that nursing school did not teach, focusing on time management, navigating chaos in the ER, managing interruptions, the importance of delegation, effective communication with providers, and addressing burnout and resilience in nursing. They share personal experiences and insights, emphasizing the need for nurses to develop skills that enhance their practice and well-being. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the challenges and experiences faced by nurses, particularly focusing on the transition from nursing school to real-world practice. They discuss the emotional toll of burnout and moral distress, the importance of mentorship, and the value of new graduates bringing fresh knowledge to the field. The conversation also touches on humorous learning experiences in nursing and the significance of maintaining holiday spirit in healthcare settings.

In the inaugural episode of the Code Brew podcast, hosts Sarah and Luke introduce themselves and discuss their backgrounds in nursing. They explore the good aspects of nursing, including the care and compassion nurses provide to patients and families. The conversation shifts to the challenges faced by nurses, including the emotional toll of the job and the lack of support systems for patients. They emphasize the importance of advocacy and communication in nursing. The hosts also discuss coping mechanisms, including humor, and the need for a supportive nursing community. They conclude by inviting listeners to engage with them and share their experiences.