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Seeking a meaningful career in nursing: The case for job hopping to creating purpose through nurse entrepreneurship
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Millennial nurses are generally regarded to have more job hopping tendencies than their colleagues. But as more and more nurses reevaluate their purpose and career path, this presents an opportunity for healthcare organizations to reexamine how they’re supporting and valuing their workforce. Whether it’s career advancement, better work-life balance, higher compensation or seeking a bigger challenge - it behooves us to have a deeper understanding on what motivates our nurses to leave their current roles. Our guest today talks about her journey in seeking a meaningful career in nursing and how she created a sense of purpose through nurse entrepreneurship. Tune right in.
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