Acing Interviews
I didn’t interview for my first nursing post. Until recently, I’d never thought much about interviewing. Then I saw the opportunity for...
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Neuro-Diverse...
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#NDRN
I'm still working on a lot of developments: trying to work out where I sit in the nursey-sphere, and in what direction I want to go in. I'm trying to throw out a lot of content in quite a short space of time.
So pleeaase ❤️ the posts you think are the best written / you'd like to see more of.
It all helps me build a space which one day could actually do some good.
Thank you,
-Meg :)
PS. You may notice that I go through phases where I capitalise Autistic, then I go through phases where I don't. I like consistency too, but I want the posts to reflect how I feel at the time, so please don't hold it against me :3
Same Skit, Different Placement
Dreading your first day on a new placement.. dread no more! A tongue-in-cheek rundown of what's in store.
Private Diary of a Practice Supervisor
I’m going to substitute the term ‘practice assessor/supervisor’ for the word ‘mentor’ for this article just because it’s easier for me to...
"Invisible Disability"
A term that has gained much traction recently is: ‘invisible disability’. Used to describe an illness or condition that is suffered by a...
Routine (II) and Reasoning
I have already chatted a little bit about routine. I seem to have pretty much covered the ‘what?’, but not really the ‘why?’. A series of...
Routine (I)
What does routine mean to an autistic nurse? Why is having a routine important? What differences are there in home and work routines?
Masking & Unwritten Rules
I was brought up in Newcastle Upon Tyne, a city known in no small part for its football prowess. I am not even slightly interested in...
Autism, she wrote..
The problem with being Autistic – if there can be such a thing – is that contrary to what many may believe, you’re unlikely to know I...
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