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“I have been a snf nurse for about 9 years due to having kids it just fit the schedule better. Finally they are older in school full time and I am able to try for acute care. I was nervous and scared! I started to apply to acute care and started to look at podcasts for more stories about hospital scenarios or anything really! Found rapid response rn through another and I was hooked! Getting to hear the different situations in acute care and then being able to hear the thought process and physiological process behind it was so helpful to get my brain back into more acute case scenarios! Thank you Sarah for everything you do and for the strength for keeping this podcast going!”
LeannaT09 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/20/22
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“I want to be just like Sarah when I grow up! :) I had worked in the OR since 2009 when I made the switch to the ED in January of this year (I know, I know… people have told me I’m going about this transition backwards) and finding the Rapid Response RN podcast has been a crucial lifeline to my...”Read full review »
Kfmnhaus via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/13/23
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“This podcast is phenomenal. As an ED nurse…the education/critical thinking prompts she provides are priceless, i love how she presents a real life patient, differential DX and the why. This is how i learned as a new nurse 15+ years ago and i find it to be missing with the newer generations....”Read full review »
nykolej3 via Apple Podcasts ·
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11/22/22
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“Great podcast. Always enjoy listening and learning more from this awesome nurse.”
wanjiku michuki via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/30/24
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