Are You an Early Career Nurse? Here's an Invitation!

A Free On-Demand Webinar 

 

An on-demand viewing link will be emailed to all registrants on or about November 26, 2024.

 

Are you an early career nurse?

Don't miss out on this exceptional webinar designed to equip you with essential strategies to tackle and overcome workplace bullying. Register now and empower yourself with the tools you need to thrive!

 

In today’s fast-paced healthcare environment, workplace bullying is an unfortunate reality that disproportionately affects newly licensed nurses. This is not acceptable, and ANA is here to help.

 

As an early career nurse just beginning your career, you may have found yourself the target of harmful behaviors that can severely undermine your confidence and well-being. The repercussions of such bullying are far-reaching, leading to significant declines in both physical and psychological health. This not only diminishes job satisfaction but also contributes to higher staff turnover rates, creating a ripple effect that impacts the entire organization.

 

Register NOW!

This 90-minute on-demand webinar will help you to:

• Recognize the common causes of bullying among nurses
• Spot the tactics a bully uses – it is not all in your head!
• Set limits: Deciding for yourself what is acceptable and what is not
• Open a dialog with the bully: How to bring courage and calmness to the situation
• Confront the bully: The best way to call-out the behavior
• Know when and how to escalate your concerns to your manager
• Thrive in spite of a challenging work environment: Taking care of yourself

Who should attend:  Early Career nurses in all practice settings

 

Additional information: After viewing, all registered viewers will be able to download personalized documentation of attendance right from the webinar console. No CNE is awarded for this program.

 

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Registration is required for individuals and groups.

 

*Questions or group attendance requests:

Please email anamembershipwebinars@ana.org

 

Please forward this email to interested nurse colleagues.