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How To Stay Confident As A Newly Qualified Nurse

How To Stay Confident As A Newly Qualified Nurse UK. Heres my top tips staying confident as a NQN. It can be quite a scary time for anyone out there, so I wanted to share some little things you can do to help you :) Hope it helps. Keep being awesome everyone! Sponsored video from www.nurses.co.uk Intro, 0:56 - Be your biggest fan / affirmations and power pose 2:50 - Remind yourself ‘it’s if I don’t know something’ 4:22 - Speak to others, you’re not alone in feeling like this 5:14 Keeping up to date with policies and procedures 6:52 - Complete mandatory training and extra training 8:11 - Final bonus tip - stay hydrated and nourished Follow me on Twitter:   / c_carmichael83   Online blog: www.diaryofthestudentnurse.co.uk Instagram: @c_carmichael83 https://fabnhsstuff.net GP Nurse twitter account: @GPNSNN GP Nursing Ambassador page: https://smarthealthsolutions.co.uk/gp... Thanks for watching, don't forget to subscribe and like. Check out my previous vlogs all about student nurse life :-) Newly Qualified GP Nurse (adult nursing) from Birmingham City University. Fab stuff ambassador, GP nursing student ambassador, Student Academic Leader, Hello My Name is Campaigner, High Achievers Recognition Scheme (HARS) Scholar, Health Editor of the Polygon magazine for Birmingham City University (BCU). Official Vlogger for BCU and one of the original members if The Student Nurse Project. Co-founder of 'Project GIVE' - Check out the Facebook page and give us a huge follow and support.   / projectgivewolverhampton   I am very passionate about nursing and want to bring that passion back into the hearts of everyone. Passionate about GP and community nursing . I have previously worked as a healthcare assistant in sexual health and family planning, where I worked for the past 5 years and 9 months before qualifying - I absolutely loved it! Before sexual health I worked in care home for the elderly, orthopaedic theatres and I have done some bank shifts on the wards at the QE Hospital Birmingham too. Overall around 11 years healthcare experience.