8 U.S. Nursing Myths Explained
Shearwater Nurse Leaders, Melissa Lacy and Jenny Altman, recently sat down over a cup of coffee to discuss U.S. nursing myths. We wanted to capture this insightful conversation on video for nurses around the world to learn from their experience. Watch the full interview here: In our conversations with international nurses, we’ve found that expectations […]
Are Your Clinicians Practicing at the Peak of Their License?
We have an epidemic. While a nursing shortage grows more pressing, healthcare organizations have clinicians completing tasks that can be described as administrative or near-clinical. It’s time for clinicians to practice at the peak of their license and education. The Institute of Medicine (IOM) report, The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health advises that healthcare teams “…need […]
Shearwater Health Appoints New CEO to Address Nursing Shortage, Adds Strategic Investor
The global nursing shortage continues to pressure healthcare organizations in need of clinical talent. In the United States, the Department of Labor has warned of the nursing shortage for years. On a global level, the nursing shortage has become so important that the World Health Organization (WHO) has named 2020 the year of the nurse and midwife in […]
How to Prepare for the IELTS
What is the IELTS? The IELTS test measures your ability to use the English language in listening, reading, writing, and speaking. IELTS stands for International English Language Testing System and is the most popular test for showcasing proficiency in the English language for higher education and international careers. Possessing good communication skills —listening, reading, writing, and speaking […]
15 Easy and Phone Communication Guidelines to Make an Excellent Impression and Get What You Need
Effective professional communication across different cultural environments empowers people to build real relationships and make a lasting impact. In our business, developing effective relationships is further complicated by the fact that we work with people all over the world. It’s one thing to nurture a relationship in your workplace. Entirely different to do it 9,000 miles away, […]
Traveling to America for the First Time as a Registered Nurse
Have you ever imagined what it will feel like traveling to America for the first time after years of waiting and working toward your dream? Some of you don’t have to imagine it, because you’ve already experienced it. Everyone is different, but there’s usually a mix of excitement, eagerness, and exhaustion. And to be honest, […]