Causes of Nurse Burnout: Doing it All in Nursing
- What causes nurse burnout?
- Looking to advance your nursing career?
- Want to avoid nurse burnout?
- Open to doing what you love as a nurse?
This next video will speak to the profession of nursing and the fact that nurses want to do it all. Additionally, the video will describe how over-doing it in this way is directly related to one of the causes of nurse burnout. This video will also provide a unique solution that will help your nursing career while preventing nurse burnout from happening to you.
Here is a solution from the business world that we can apply to our nursing careers.
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Well, what do you think? What are some causes of nurse burnout? What benefits do you see to being clear, focused, and niche in your nursing career? Let’s hear from you and thanks for watching!
About the Author: Keynote speaker and virtual conference host, Elizabeth Scala MSN/MBA, RN, partners with hospitals, nursing schools, and nurse associations to transform the field of nursing from the inside out. As the host of the Nurse’s Week program, The Art of Nursing, Elizabeth supports nursing organizations in celebrating and recognizing their staff in a meaningful way. Elizabeth received her dual master’s degree from Johns Hopkins University. She is also a certified coach and Reiki Master Teacher. Elizabeth lives in Maryland with her supportive husband and playful pit bull.
It is such a wonderful discovery to realize it is a myth… being able to “do it all”, without paying a huge price. Of course this is true in all areas of life, and your solution- finding a niche is so heart warming and sane. Thanks Elizabeth.
Glad you enjoyed the video, Padma. And you are right… it DOES ring true in all aspects of life. Thank you for pointing that out. Enjoy the week!
Great!!! ❤️ The ‘super nurse’ complex continues even for those of us in the field a long time AND when we get away from the clinic. Thank you for speaking this truth- wish I had it when I was a newbie-could’ve saved me a lot of agony. I’m listening now though-creating my own special role
Wonderful!! Thanks for stopping by and sharing your insights.
Great video and tip! I am a Super Nurse in recovery. Thank you for discussing this and for the helpful tip. It is so important to our health and wellness not to do it all.
Thanks, Cassandra. Feel free to share!