Nursing Students

Prevalence of Bullying in Nursing and How to Handle It

Damion Keith Jenkins

Published on: 08/02/2026

Let's face it - we all experience workplace incivility and bullying behaviors at some point. Whether it's an isolated incident, or we are the target of these behaviors due to emotions running high, misunderstandings or a culture that does not check these unprofessional behaviors - something has to be done about it. In this article, Damion Jenkins, MSN, RN of The Nurse Speak gives evidence-based strategies for how you and your organizations can dismantle toxic workplace cultures and hold individuals accountable for their negative behaviors and actions.

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Finding the Balance in the Fast Lane as a Healthcare Worker

Damion Keith Jenkins

Published on: 08/02/2026

Healthcare Workers have a TREMENDOUS workload, responsibility and duty to give their ALL while "clocked in" - which often leaves them little time during their shifts, or work days to refill their own cups. Since the day-to-day work is so demanding, it is essential to find a work-life balance that meets your needs so you can show up 100% for your patients and your team! In this article, Damion Jenkins, MSN, RN of The Nurse Speak offers tried and true strategies for finding balance in the fast lane as a healthcare worker.

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5 Ways to Make a Great Impression During Clinicals

Damion Keith Jenkins

Published on: 05/02/2026

Nursing Students have a lot on their plates - trust me - I've been there, and I've taught THOUSANDS of students over the years. One of the MOST important places to make great impressions is during your clinical rotations! Not only are you trying to IMPRESS your clinical instructors, but you are also striving to IMPRESS the Nurses and staff that work at the clinical sites where you go to practice! In this article, Damion Jenkins, MSN, RN of The Nurse Speak shares strategies in just how to make a great impression so you can PASS and land that job!

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Workplace Conflict Resolution

Damion Keith Jenkins

Published on: 02/02/2026

Nurses face workplace conflicts ALL THE TIME - but that doesn't mean you need to become a victim on that conflict! Emotions run high, cause distractions and lead to frustration and burnout - but that does NOT have to be your story! This article provides helpful strategies to resolve conflict so you can focus on elevating your Nursing practice, build healthy and collaborative working relationships, and increase job satisfaction!

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