EnfermeraMami.RN - Intuitive Lifestyle for Nurses

02/18/2026

Sometimes the next right move isn’t the highest salary — it’s the position that gives you better hours, less burnout, more growth, stronger mentorship, or alignment with your long-term goals. As long as you are still being paid your worth ✨

Things to consider:
✨ Schedule & flexibility
✨ Benefits & time off
✨ Professional development opportunities
✨ Leadership exposure
✨ Mental health & work-life balance
✨ Long-term earning potential

A short-term pay cut can sometimes mean a long-term investment in your career, your peace, and your future. But it has to make sense for you — your finances, your responsibilities, and your goals.

Money matters. So does quality of life. So does purpose.

Make the decision that supports the life you’re building — not just the paycheck you’re earning. 🤍

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02/10/2026

Rest is a must

02/09/2026

02/08/2026

Li Hing Gummy Bears

02/08/2026

02/01/2026

Still doesnt feel real, but so excited for the future ✨

02/01/2026

Nurse strikes aren’t a trend.
They’re a signal.

A signal that adaptation has been stretched beyond safety.
A signal that moral distress has been normalized for too long.
A signal that listening stopped long before action began.

Nurses are trained to endure, adjust, and prioritize others—but endurance without structural change leads to loss, not resilience.

Collective action isn’t about popularity.
It’s about necessity.

01/31/2026

Endings and New Beginnings ✨

01/28/2026

Quick PSA to my Nurses ❤️

01/21/2026

Nurses don’t wake up wanting to strike.
They wake up wanting to care safely, leave work knowing patients were protected, and return home with enough energy to live their own lives.

Strikes happen after years of emails, meetings, committees, shared governance, and “just hang in there.” They happen when nurses have exhausted every internal avenue and are still asked to absorb unsafe conditions quietly.

This isn’t impulsive.
It’s ethical escalation.

When nurses strike, the system has already failed them—and patients.

Save this for when the conversation gets oversimplified.

01/21/2026

✨ BIG CAREER NEWS ✨ I just got accepted to write a manuscript for ONS & CJON as part of their mentorship program — and yes… I will be published as a PRIMARY AUTHOR in 2026. 🤍📚

For anyone wondering why this is such a big deal:
A manuscript is a scholarly article where nurses share evidence, practice innovations, and lessons learned that directly influence how care is delivered across the country. Being published means your work becomes part of the nursing literature — something other nurses read, cite, and use to improve patient care.

As a primary author, I’m not just contributing — I’m leading the work, the writing, and the voice behind it. This is how nursing knowledge grows. This is how we advocate beyond the bedside.

Grateful, proud, and still a little in disbelief. Proof that nurses belong in research, education, and every room where decisions are made. 🩺✨

01/18/2026

✨ I PASSED my Oncology Certified Nurse (OCN®) exam! ✨

All the studying, the doubt, the late nights, and the “can I really do this?” moments led right here. Becoming oncology certified isn’t just a credential; it’s a commitment to providing the highest level of care to patients and families during some of the most vulnerable moments of their lives. 🤍

So proud of this milestone and grateful for the mentors, coworkers, and patients who continue to shape the nurse I’m becoming. Growth isn’t easy; but it’s always worth it. 🩺🌱

Here’s to leveling up, staying curious, and never stopping the pursuit of excellence.