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New to Nursing

New Grad Nurse Transition Program - Interior Health

A podcast for nurses (Registered Nurses, Registered Psychiatric Nurses and Licensed Practical Nurses) in their first 18 months of practice. Hosted by the New Graduate Nurse Transition Program with Interior Health in British Columbia, Canada, this show is here to help you gain confidence, build connections and progress through your transition to practice with support. This show is a mix of interviews, special co-hosts and solo shows from your Regional Educators. Join us in this space for new nurses,

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12:46

The Pause Between Patients: Mindfulness and...

New to Nursing ·

2026/03/12

In this episode, New To Nursing welcomes four 4th-year UBC Okanagan nursing students(Esther, Luna, Bernice, Claudia)where they explore mindfulness and strategies for building resilience during the transition to practice as new graduate nursesThey unpackcommon challengessuch as stress,compassion fatigue, emotional burnout, and moral distress.They alsodiscusspractical mindfulness activities/strategies to help ground you before, during, and after a shift.This episode pairs well with the New Graduate

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10:39

Starting Your Shifts Off Right

New to Nursing ·

2026/03/02

In this episode, Kelsey discusses how to start your shifts off in a good way. She reviews what you can try in your morning routine, how to engage in morning report and what you can do in the first hour of your shift to get organized. She sprinkles in tips and advice specific for new nurses throughout, so listen in to fine tune your start of shift routine!

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5:33

Gimme 5: Transition Shock

New to Nursing ·

2026/02/27

In this brief 5 minute episode, Regional Educator Robyn discusses Transition Shock, a term coined by nursing researcher Dr. Judy Boychuk Duchscher. This episode highlights the common challenges new graduate nurses may experience as they move from the academic environment into professional practice. Robyn shares practical strategies to help ease this transition and points listeners toward further learning opportunities. Whether you’re a new nurse or someone who supports them, this episode offers

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6:40

Gimme 5 - When a Patient Asks a Question You Don’t...

New to Nursing ·

2026/02/13

Not knowing the answer in front of a patient can feel uncomfortable - especially in your first year of practice. But safe nursing isn’t about having every answer memorized. It’s about knowing how to respond with honesty, professionalism, and clinical judgment.In this 5-minute episode, we walk through a simple four-step framework you can use when a patient asks something you don’t know - plus how to recognize when a question moves from simple clarification to a clinical safety concern.You’ll

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26:44

Essential Documentation Practices for New Nurses

New to Nursing ·

2026/02/02

In this episode, Regional Educator Robyn interviews David and Jordan, Clinical Practice Educators at RIH, for a practical and engaging conversation all about documentation.Join us as we break down essential documentation processes, explore the ins and outs of electronic health records, and discuss the standards that guide high‑quality nursing documentation. David and Jordan also recommend resources, along with tried‑and‑true tips and tricks to help new nurses chart clearly, confidently, and

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5:50

Gimme 5 - Knowing When to Escalate: Pregnancy‑Related...

New to Nursing ·

2026/01/30

In this quick 5‑minute episode, Regional Educator Robyn highlights key considerations when caring for patients who are pregnant. Designed especially for new graduate nurses working in areas outside of perinatal services, this episode focuses on recognizing early signs of concern and understanding when to involve the Most Responsible Provider (MRP) or a perinatal‑trained nurse. This episode offers practical guidance to help ensure timely assessment, safe care, and confident clinical decision‑making

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5:10

Gimme 5: What is an IH Fleet Vehicle?

New to Nursing ·

2026/01/16

In this Gimme 5 episode Kelsey shares details on the IH fleet vehicle resource. Did you know there are fleet vehicles for your use? Are you planning on travelling outside your community for work or education? (maybe coming to one of the New Grad Program Skills days?) Listen in to learn more about how to book a fleet vehicle with IH- and what you should and shouldn't do with it. Resources: Fleet Vehicles [IH] - Home

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4:07

Welcome to Season 3!

New to Nursing ·

2026/01/05

Welcome...or welcome back! The New Grad Nurse Transition Team with Interior Health in British Columbia, Canada is BACK with fresh content for all new nurses. Whether you are here with us in the Interior region or abroad, we are so excited you are tuning in for Season 3. The team of Regional Educators are ready to bring you bi-weekly content to help you feel supported and connected to a community as you transition from student nurse to new grad nurse. Ready? Let's go!

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38:41

Career Compass: Exploring the Nurse Educator Journey

New to Nursing ·

2025/12/12

Thinking about stepping into teaching? This Career Compass episode dives into what it means to become a nurse educator. We talk about the transition from bedside to classroom, the qualifications you’ll need, and the realities of shaping the next generation of nurses. Perfect for anyone wondering if education is the right career direction for them.

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5:22

Gimme 5: Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) Overview for...

New to Nursing ·

2025/11/17

In this Gimme 5 episode, we shift from acute kidney injury (AKI) to its chronic counterpart — chronic kidney disease (CKD). You’ll learn how CKD is defined and staged, how it differs from end-stage renal disease (ESRD), and what that means for nursing care in acute settings.We’ll also cover how to identify complications, adjust medications safely, and prevent further kidney injury at the bedside. Plus, we’ll highlight when and how to suggest nephrology referral and introduce the supports available

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24:34

Supporting the Transition: Clinical Mentorship for...

New to Nursing ·

2025/11/14

In this episode of New to Nursing, we interview two of Interior Health's Clinical Mentors Lori Burchett and Danielle Rusheleau. Our guests shine a light on the vital role of Clinical Mentors in supporting new nurses and draw on their own beginnings as new grads. They share personal stories of their new grad journey — the challenges, the learning moments, and the relationships that shaped their practice. Together, they offer thoughtful advice and encouragement for nurses just beginning their journey

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5:45

Gimme 5 - The Four Stages of AKI

New to Nursing ·

2025/11/03

In this episode of Gimme 5, Regional Educator Rachel breaks down the four stages of Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) — from the moment of injury to full recovery.Rachel explains the Initiation, Oliguric, Diuretic, and Recovery phases in plain language, linking clinical findings to practical bedside care. You’ll learn how to interpret key lab trends, and what nursing interventions make the biggest difference for patient outcomes.You’ll take away:✅ Early warning signs to help prevent permanent kidney damage✅

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11:42

The Nurse's Role in Post-Mortem Care - Acute Care Focus

New to Nursing ·

2025/10/31

Caring for a patient after death is one of the most meaningful and sacred responsibilities in nursing. In this episode, we walk through the nurse’s role in post-mortem care — from pronouncing death and making required notifications to preparing the body, supporting families, and ensuring documentation is complete.You’ll learn who can pronounce death, how to navigate communication with the Coroner and Most Responsible Practitioner, and practical, compassionate steps for preparing the body for viewing

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5:40

Gimme 5 AKI - Spotting the Risk

New to Nursing ·

2025/10/27

In this episode Regional Educator Rachel breaks down what every new grad nurse should know about acute kidney injury (AKI) — who’s most at risk, what to look for, and which lab trends signal early kidney trouble.Rachel walks you through the pre-renal, intra-renal, and post-renal causes of AKI, connects common comorbidities like diabetes, heart failure, and sepsis, and shares what bedside assessments can help you spot early warning signs before the lab results confirm your suspicions.You’ll learn:✅

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4:58

Gimme 5: Access Granted - Quick Tips for Assessing a...

New to Nursing ·

2025/10/20

In this short, practical episode, Regional Educator Rachel walks through how to assess and protect a patient’s hemodialysis access — whether it’s a fistula, graft, or central line. You’ll learn what to look, feel, and listen for, and how to spot early signs of complications. Perfect for new grads who want to feel confident caring for patients with dialysis access on non-dialysis units.Check out the Hemodialysis Patient Care for Non-Hemodialysis Care Areas Toolkit on the insideNet and the BC Renal

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20:37

Career Compass: NICU Nursing

New to Nursing ·

2025/10/17

In this episode of Career Compass, we dive deep into the world of NICU Nursing to help you determine if it's the right path for your career. We'll talk to seasoned NICU nurse, Ashley, who shares her professional journey into this specialty. From the birth of at-risk premature babies to discharge from the NICU, we will walk through the experience of being a NICU Nurse. With the varying acuities of NICU babies, this style of nursing offers exciting opportunities—but it also comes with its own unique

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5:58

Gimme 5: Stroke Care

New to Nursing ·

2025/10/13

In this Gimme 5 episode Regional Educator Robyn discusses stroke care and assessments. Check out all the resources available about stroke care on the InsideNet and get familiar with the protocols at your site.Show Notes:829443.pdfSBAR_HOT STROKEIH Memo Template824119.pdf

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5:43

Gimme 5: Palliative Care

New to Nursing ·

2025/10/06

In this 5 minute episode Regional Educator Robyn provides some fast facts about palliative care assessments and interventions. If you are looking for more information or support with palliative care, check out the toolkits and resources available on the InsideNet. Interior Health employees looking for after hours support with palliative care can contact the on-call palliative care nurse at 1-844-851-4192.

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45:13

Let’s Talk Organ Donation: A Guide for New Nurses

New to Nursing ·

2025/10/03

We're back with Leah Chesney from BC Transplant—an Organ Donation Specialist (curious about what that role involves? Check out Episode 33: Career Compass – Transplant Nursing for the full scoop!).In this episode, Leah dives into everything you need to know about organ donation. She walks us through the donation process in BC, answers some of the most frequently asked questions, and shares insights from unique cases she’s encountered.If you’re a new nurse, this episode is a must-listen. Understanding

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5:30

Gimme 5: Interview Tips

New to Nursing ·

2025/09/29

In this episode of Gimme 5 Regional Educator Andrea (a previous acute care manager) gives you tips and tricks to rocking your next job interview. New Grad Nurses in Interior Health do NOT need to participate in an interview to get their first job in Interior Health, but if you are looking to move up, move out or move on- having strong interview skills will be crucial!

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