The day we think we've learned everything is the day we stop growing. 💗 Ask questions. 💗 Ask for help. 💗 Look things up. 💗 Stay curious. Nobody knows everything. And that's okay. #nurse #nurselife #nursesoflemon8

Starting your nursing career in long-term care can feel overwhelming sometimes. These are the confidence-building lessons I wish someone had shared with me when I was new. 💕 ✨ You don't have to know everything. ✨ Trust what you assessed. ✨ Stop comparing yourself to veteran nurses. ✨ It&#3

Some resident changes should never be brushed off as "just having a bad day." In long-term care, early recognition can make a huge difference. 🚩 New or worsening shortness of breath 🚩 Sudden mental status changes 🚩 New chest pain or pressure 🚩 Fever with a noticeable decline 🚩 Ref

What's something you learned the hard way that you wish someone had told you on Day 1? #ltcnurse #nurselife #nursing #nurse #lpn

Before calling the provider, make sure you have the information they'll likely ask for. A good assessment helps communicate concerns clearly, supports continuity of care, and can save time during the call. What is the first thing your providers usually ask you? #nursing #ltc #nurselife

Strong documentation protects your residents, supports continuity of care, and protects your license. These are three common documentation mistakes I see nurses make—and simple ways to strengthen your charting. Which documentation mistake do you see most often? #lpn #ltcnurse #documentatio