Welcome to the FINAL episode of the New Grad Radio podcast.
It has been an absolute privilege to document my journey with you all over the past two years. Thank you so very much for following my progress. You have experienced the nerves of starting; hearing what I struggled with, what I found exciting, difficult, and new. Each step of the way, you see what I was thinking at the time. I truly hope I was able to capture the essence of what was my graduate experience.
I wanted the emphasis to really be on 'documenting'. To not only provide the new and exciting; but also of the things that are realistic about starting at a registered nurse. As you have heard, being a nurse is not always easy. But I wouldn't have traded my experiences for anything!
In this final episode, I talk about my final week; the opportunities that are available in both ICU and ED that I haven't experienced yet; and I make a BIG announcement of what i'm up to next.
(Spoiler alert; you'll be able to follow my progress next year on another podcast...listen for more details).
Thank you again for listening. This has been Ben Jenkins with, the New Grad Radio Podcast.
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