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The Two Hands of Mindfulness

Late on a Friday afternoon I sat on the floor of a shared office space in semi-lotus position, dismantling the … More

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being a nurse, gratitude, healing crystals, mindfulness, nurse blogs, oncology nurse navigators, supporting nurse coworkers, survivorship care plans, work-life balance

Art and Nursing: Exhibiting Art Within a Power Point Presentation About Oncology Nurse Navigators

The above paintings are original works by Julianna Paradisi, and may not be used or reproduced without permission. This year, … More

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Art, art & nursing, art and healthcare, art exhibit, art in the health care setting, breast cancer, breast cancer survivorship, Julianna Paradisi, oncology nurse navigators, oncology nurses, paintings of Mt Hood

Art & Nursing in The Clinical Setting: An Interactive Experience

Recently I had a unique experience as an artist and nurse.  At the hospital, I was stopped by someone I vaguely … More

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art and healthcare, art and nursing, art by nurses, cancer nursing, horse paintings, Nursing observations, oncology nurse navigators, paintings of Mt Hood

Challenging Myself in 2016

Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like hard work. Thomas Edison Wishes … More

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art and nursiing, Julianna Paradisi, New Year's resolutions, oncology nurse blogs, oncology nurse navigators, opportunity, The Adventures of Nurse Niki, wishes, writing

The Red Thread of Nursing Experience

An invisible red thread connects those destined to meet, regardless of time, place, or circumstances. The thread may stretch or … More

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American Academy of Oncology Nurse Navigators, AONN, Chinese Proverb, connections, nurse conferences, nurses, oncology nurse, oncology nurse navigators, oncology nursing, red thread, Red Thread Proverb, relationships, train

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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