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Tag: gender politics

Modern Nurses: Audio/Video Girl

Preparing materials for tumor conferences is part of my role as an oncology nurse navigator. It involves, among other responsibilities, … More

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becoming a nurse, being a nurse, doctors and nurses, gender politics, intensive care nurse, nurse humor, nurse lifestyles, oncology nurses, PICU nursing, tumor conference

Nurse is Not Gender Specific

Nursing has a media identity problem, and it extends to men in nursing. For every sexy nurse Halloween costume, there … More

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depiction of male nurses, female counterparts, gender politics, Julianna Paradisi, male nurse, Men in Nursing, nurses representation in the media, persistent myth

Polymaths, Multitasking, and Renaissance Men (and Women)

On weekends, the clinic where I work closes when all of our patients are discharged. Sometimes we work a full … More

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A Left-Handed History of the World, Art, art and nursing, artists, Ed Wright, feminism, gender politics, left handed, Leonardo DaVinci, Michelangelo, multitasking, nurse blogs, oncology nurse blogs, polymaths, Renaissance man, RN blogs

What? U.S. Women’s Soccer Team Looks Like Nurses?

This morning fellow nurse blogger Joni Watson at Nursetopia urges our friends here in Oregon, Nike, to make scrubs for … More

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Art, art and nursing, gender politics, identity, Nike, nurse blogs, nurses' uniforms, Oreg, professional identity, RN blogs, the color white, U.S. Womens soccer, World Games

The Color White

This post was originally written as the artist’s statement for my series of paintings From Cradle to Grave: The Color … More

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Art, color coding nurses, gender politics, identity, professional identity, the color white, white nurse uniform

Color Coded for Easy Identification

On my other blog, Die Krankenschwester, I explore issues of gender, role, and identity through nursing imagery.  J Doe at … More

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doctors, gender politics, identity, media depiciton of nurses, nurse lifestyle, nurses, rn blog, title

A Little About Myself

JParadisiRN is a multidisciplinary artist with a focus in painting and writing. Her paintings and short stories have been published nationally. She has exhibited artwork in galleries throughout the Pacific Northwest.
Julianna frequently contributes illustrated blog posts to Off The Charts, the blog of the American Journal of Nursing. She has been a nurse for 33 years, specializing in Pediatric Intensive Care, Oncology Infusion, and as an Oncology Nurse Navigator.

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