Dr. G the NP

Dr. G the NP Dr. G creates content and hosts lectures to help aid nurses and nurse practitioners in gaining knowledge and confidence on cardiology topics.
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Dr. G is also available for public speaking engagements. https://linktr.ee/drgthenp Tranise Goodlow is the founder and co-owner of Dr. G the NP, LLC. Dr. Goodlow, also known as Dr. G, is currently employed as a cardiology nurse practitioner and a graduate level adjunct professor. Her passion is teaching patients and nurses to build understanding and achieve best outcomes, as well as nurse and nurse practitioner advocacy. Dr. G obtained her Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree from Southern University and A&M College in 2010. She worked as a medical telemetry nurse for four years and also served as a charge nurse, preceptor, and mentor to her colleagues. During her time as a floor nurse, she discovered and developed an interest in cardiology. In 2014 Dr. G enrolled in the BSN-DNP, AGACNP program at the University of Arizona; she also worked as a nurse educator during her final year of graduate school. In 2017 Dr. G graduated from the University of Arizona with her DNP, AGACNP degree. Her doctoral research entitled “Provider Adherence to JNC 8 Pharmacological Guideline Recommendations in African American Adults Diagnosed with Hypertension” was awarded the Mary Opal Wolanin Outstanding Dissertation Award for Excellence in Nursing with Vulnerable Populations. Dr. G has the unique ability to simplify complex information which allows colleagues to build knowledge and confidence. Dr. G’s teaching style is engaging and allows reflection, while creating a safe and welcoming atmosphere for learners. Her ability to marry evidence-based practice and practical real-world situations allows learners to evolve within their practice.

04/01/2026

Don't do it to me 😔😭

03/31/2026

“That moment you go from chilling → diagnosing in 0.2 seconds.”

03/31/2026

Qrstuv…..😂 Atleast you understand the waves now🤷

03/25/2026

It's part of our all-inclusive care package! 😂🫶

03/24/2026

Tell me you’ve reached the “it is what it is” stage of the shift, even if you haven't. 😂
We’ve all had that split second where you just… accept your fate. Until you remember the incident report you’ll have to write. 📝

Tag a nurse who has reached peak Zen (and then immediately lost it). 👇

03/23/2026

Some of the most serious heart problems start with subtle warning signs people ignore.
Knowing the red flags early can make a major difference.
Here are a few cardiac warning signs you should never overlook.

03/23/2026

"Science says the Full Moon doesn't affect human behavior.

🌕 Science has clearly never worked a 12-hour night shift in the ER. 🏥
In healthcare, there is one rule more important than any clinical protocol: You NEVER say the 'Q' word. 🤫 Saying 'it’s so quiet tonight' is basically a summoning spell for every chaotic admission, weird injury, and 'full moon' moment the universe can throw at you.
Are we superstitious? Maybe. Do we still glare at anyone who says it? Absolutely. ✋🛑

What’s the wildest thing you’ve seen happen after someone said the 'Q' word? Tell me I’m not crazy in the comments! 👇

03/21/2026

Many people don’t realize dehydration and sleep apnea can both affect heart rhythm.
When oxygen levels and blood volume shift, the heart feels the impact.
Here’s how these risks connect.

03/21/2026

The face of innocence when a patient asks for my name and I act like I don't know what they're talking about! We've all been there, right, nurses?

03/21/2026

Snoring isn’t always just noise.
Sometimes it’s a sign your heart is being pushed harder than it should be every night.
Here’s what’s happening behind the scenes.

03/20/2026

When your body becomes severely dehydrated, blood volume drops and the heart has to work harder to circulate blood.
In extreme cases, this can even increase the risk of heart attack or stroke.
Here’s why hydration matters more than most people realize.

03/20/2026

Feeling dizzy, lightheaded, or having heart palpitations could sometimes be linked to something simple.
Dehydration.
Here’s how dehydration can impact your heart and circulation.

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