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Be a change agent. Focus on growth. Do good in your nursing career. That’s what you’re in for today!
A few take aways from our interview with Jessica include:
- How getting involved in nursing councils was a career success;
- Why continuing your education in multiple ways will make you happier at work;
- And what this interior designer learned about healthcare as a CNA!
Jessica L. Giessberger BSN, RN has been in the medical field for 10 years. She currently works as an RN specializing in psychiatric and stroke patients. Jessica is in school for her masters is will be obtaining her Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner degree. Jessica continues to move forward in her career in order to impact the psychiatric population. You can find out more and connect with Jessica on LinkedIn or via BeckonCall.
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Thank you for sharing! I am currently looking for a new job after 25 years in the cardiac/thoracic field. I got sacked from ICU after too much sickness. Both my daughter (11) and my husband (45) had heart problems and both had surgical procedures. Both diagnosed by me! I had an injury on my leg after waterskiing last summer, which caused me 4 weeks on crutched. 8 months later now, I am now feeling better than in many years and sleeping at night again. I was also stressed without knowing it.
I want to help patients believe, that there is a possibility to live a life without drugs against against depression and anxiety. Too many people get drugged up by doctors. It’s a crime!
Take care.
Helle L. Pettersen. The passionate nurse in Denmark
Hey Helle, Great to hear from you again! I am glad that you are feeling better after some challenging times. Great to hear of your goals regarding healthy lives without prescriptions. Sounds like a great way to go!! Maybe even a podcast? Thanks for listening to the show and enjoy the day, Elizabeth