The Nurses Station…a Podcast for Nurses by Nurses.

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In this episode, Jim speaks with Mark Black, heart and double lung transplant recipient turned marathon runner. Learn more about him HERE.

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Susan is a professional speaker and registered nurse who has  worked in direct patient care for 26 years. She has created The Permission List which is a program dedicated to helping nurses take care of themselves.

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Paula Davies Scimeca, RN, MS, obtained her bachelor’s degree in nursing from Adelphi University and her master’s degree from the State University of New York at Stony Brook.  Her career has spanned over three decades, with the first ten years spent in medical, surgical and critical care nursing.  With over twenty years’ experience in addiction and psychiatric nursing, her focus has centered on addiction and recovery in nurses since 2003.  The author of “Unbecoming A Nurse” and “From Unbecoming A Nurse to Overcoming Addiction,” she sits on the NYS Office of Alcohol and Substance Abuse Services Nurse Advisory Panel and serves on the Board of Trustees for the International Nurses Society on Addictions’ Foundation for Addiction Nursing.

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Lynne is the program manager serving the Children’s Hospital of Michigan RN Residency Program.  She has been responsible for the RN residency program called Transitions for six years at Children’s Hospital of Michigan. It is a program that assists new graduate nurses in transitioning from the school setting into the hospital environment.

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Izzy Gesell, MS Ed, CSP is an “organizational alchemist.” As a keynote speaker, workshop leader, professional facilitator and presentation coach his skill is in transforming something commonplace into something special.

His humorously serious and seriously humorous programs help people thrive and prosper during these changing times as they become more confident, spontaneous and effective.

As Author of Playing Along: Group Learning Activities Borrowed from Improvisation Theater. Izzy was one of the first to bring the concepts of Improv Theater into the business world. He has also contributed to the International Association of Facilitator’s Handbook and Humor Me, a compilation by America’s most prominent humorists.

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Dr. Southwick’s fifth and forthcoming book, Critically Ill: A 5-Point Plan to Cure Healthcare Delivery, presents a clear and comprehensive blueprint for reversing the healthcare outcomes that result from preventable medical errors.  The book is a horrifying recollection of the near death of his wife, Mary, due to fragmented care, inefficient treatment and preventable medical errors. Dr. Southwick uses her story to advise healthcare providers on more effective patient safety and quality assurance through a team approach to patient care, effective leadership and tackling much needed changes in the medical culture.

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Thomas recently wrote a book called, “The History and Evolution of health Care in America: The untold backstory of where we’ve been, where we are now and why health care needs more reform.”

He was very involved during the debate on the Affordable Care Act and has been
the Chief Operating Officer of a health care company serving the needs of
the underserved.

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In this episode Jim speaks with Jonathan Rosen, MS CIH. Jonathan has served as Director of the Occupational Health & Safety Department for NYS Public Employees Federation, AFL-CIO since 1990. PEF is the labor union that represents 59,000 professional, scientific, and technical workers in New York State government agencies, including 15,000 healthcare workers. Seventy-five hundred are registered nurses. Jonathan’s department facilitates PEF’s 130 joint health & safety committees and has developed programs addressing infectious disease, chemical, ergonomic, and safety hazards, including workplace violence prevention. He is currently co-investigator on a federal NIOSH intervention research grant. Jonathan has completed a Master’s Degree in Industrial Health at the University of Michigan and is a Certified Industrial Hygienist.

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In this episode, host Jim DeMaria sits down with Cathy Pilone of the Ramapo Ridge Psychiatric Hospital 

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This episode of The Nurses Station is brought to you by Renal Care Registered Nursing Services. Providing acute dialysis and plasma exchange services to Metro New York-area hospitals for almost two decades. Visit them at www.RenalCareRNS.com.

In this episode, host Jim DeMaria welcomes you inside the Renal Care office where he describes the importance of the nursing community and why it is important they stay connected through outlets like the Nurses Station.