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Boston Marathon: Tears of Relief and Tears of Sorrow

Like the rest of us, I grieve for the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings, and am thankful for the … More

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bombings, Boston Marathon 2013, emergency medical response, family, nurses, tears, victims

JParadisiRN Guests (Live) on RNFM Radio: Nursing Unleashed March 18 9pmEST/6pm PST

I’m honored to have received an invitation from fellow nurses and radio talk show hosts Keith Carlson and Kevin Ross … More

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art and nursing, internet radio station, j.paradisirn, live interview, nurse blogs, nurses, oncology nurses, rn blog, RNFMradio

If You Can’t See It, You Aren’t Living It: How To Visualize Your Best Life

After cancer treatment, my hair grew back in wild curls that I dyed platinum blonde, symbolizing my pursuit of a … More

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art and nursing, creativity, health, home, lifestyle, nurse blogs, nurse lifestyles, nurses, RN blogs, scrapbooks, the creative life, vision boards, visualization

Maintaining Curiosity in Nursing Practice

Insight is the unanticipated gift of creativity. It struck like lightning during a shift in the oncology infusion clinic. A … More

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Art, art and nursing, creativity, curiosity, health, IV iron, nurse blogs, nurses, rn blog

Learn to Say No

Developing creativity requires personal time. You’ve heard it before: Learn to say no. I was a new-ish nurse working night shifts … More

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Art, art and nursing, creativity, health, managing your career, nurse blogs, nurses, personal growth, RN blogs, saying no, self care, setting boundaries, The Bride

Shift Observations: That First IV Start After Vacation

Why does that very first IV start on the first shift back from a vacation always cause just a little … More

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Catheter, health, IV starts, nurses, oncology rn blog, rn blog

I Wish I’d Said It

Keep your chin up, No one expected you to save the world, Otherwise, you would have been born wearing a … More

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Arts, Facebook, Happiness in your life, nurses, Perspective, rn blog, social media

This Ghoul Will be Your Nurse Tonight: Should Nurses Wear Halloween Costumes to Work?

I dodged a bullet this week. My coworkers are wearing costumes to work on Halloween. I was scheduled to work … More

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Costume, Halloween, Huffington Post, nurse blogs, nurses, Opinions, patient care

Nurses’ Week: Sometimes The Best Recognition is None at All

Saturday morning, David and I woke to a noisy buzzing alarm coming from the elevator in the hallway of our … More

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discharge planning, medical residents, nurse's perspective, nurses, nurses advocating for patients, nurses as patient advocates, Nurses Day, Nurses Week, patient care, professionalism, recognition, rn blog, teamwork

Nurses and Pharmacists: For Valentine’s Day All We Want Is Respect

I’ve written before that I am happily married to a pharmacist. Sometimes when we come home from work, we commiserate … More

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coworkers, effective workplace communication, humor, nurse lifestyle, nurses, nurses blog, patient care, Perspective, pharmacists, pharmacy, respect, rn blog, team work, Valentine's Day

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Unknown's avatarJParadisiRN 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 was a frequent contributor of 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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