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Creative Outlets for Nursing Career Success

Nurses, if you are feeling stuck, unhappy, or bored in nursing then this is the nursing career podcast for you. This next guest talks to us all about creative outlets and how they can fill us up as nurses.

A few take aways from our interview with Karen Maffeo Creamer RN, BA include:

• How a job at Friendly’s led to opportunities in nursing;
• What reading, writing, and all things books can do for nursing success;
• And why listening to your gut can keep you safe!

Karen Maffeo Creamer RN, BA is a RN, author, and speaker. Karen writes about relationships to help people find insight into their own. She guides people to create comfort, clarity, and connection. By combining metaphysical tools with over twenty-five years in healthcare, Karen provides partnership and resources to help people compassionately honor their health. You can find out more and connect with Karen via her website, fun blog post, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Instagram, Amazon author page, or on Goodreads.

Please Note: Karen and I discussed both a novel-writing month and a free guide that she is offering to the Your Next Shift listeners. To find out more and receive that guide, please contact Karen at kmcwrites (at) gmail (dot) com. Even if you have found and listened to this episode after the novel-writing month, contact Karen anyway as you never know when the novel writing mood will strike you!

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Thank you, Elizabeth Scala, host of the ‘Your Next Shift’ podcast!