That Spitfire Nurse Em

That Spitfire Nurse Em Hi! I'm Em Jamieson, and I'm a travel oncology nurse hoping to inspire, educate and entertain through social media! IG:
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Come join me as I take you on a journey through oncology nursing and all it has to offer!

04/30/2026

Get a Great Dane they said…

They’re super chill dogs they said…

With vet bills totaling 1k in the past month, I’m not sure how much more chill we can handle!

JK, I love Moosey and wouldn’t trade his goofy butt for the world!

04/29/2026

Foot 🦶🏻 pain, who is she?

Say goodbye to foot pain even after the most grueling of shifts with the latest collab by Uni & Kane!

Ultra lightweight, super comfortable, and designed for pre and post shift recovery, these shoes will make you feel like you’re walking on air even when you’re marching through the trenches!

Check the out on their page and let me know what you think! .performance

04/28/2026

👹What does imposter syndrome feel like? 👹

Imagine being trapped in a prison where the walls are thoughts of worthlessness and the guards are beliefs that you will never measure up to your peers.

That’s what imposter syndrome feels like, and boy does she lock you down tighter than Area 51.

Ive struggled with IS for years but it has only intensified since I’ve been on social. I mean, when people tell you have to have THICK skin to be on social, you really do, because people are rude as hell. They will attack and insult you in ways I didn’t even think possible and, because I’m a deeply emotional, sensitive person, these insults stick with me, living rent free in my brain for days even years afterwards. I’ve had to up my antidepressant dose because of social media which, in itself, is extremely embarrassing. It’s a dog eat dog world out here and while I imagine myself to be this fierce bulldog, in reality, I feel like a toy poodle.

The sad thing is that while social media is a huge trigger for me, it is also a huge source of relief. I have met some incredible people online that are incredibly supportive, kind, and uplifting, and every time I find myself in a hole of depression/darkness, it is this community that lifts me right back out.

What do you think? Is social media a blessing? A curse? Both?

✨Back to Basics: Cancer Edition✨Step 1: PREVENTIONCancer is scary, so let’s do something about it! While there are some ...
04/22/2026

✨Back to Basics: Cancer Edition✨

Step 1: PREVENTION

Cancer is scary, so let’s do something about it! While there are some risk factors that we are born with, there are others that we can consciously control like activity level and diet both of which have shown to increase an individual’s risk for cancer when neglected. Missed screenings and doctor’s appts can also negatively impact your cancer risk, so it’s important to stay UTD if you are financially able to do so.

All that being said, you can do everything right and STILL end up with a cancer diagnosis, so it’s important to go out and enjoy every minute of your life while you are able. Cancer can happen at any moment, so why waste your life living in fear?

Get out there and live your life to the fullest! You owe it to yourself to live the life that you envisioned for yourself. ❤️

04/21/2026

Doc said he could feel my nervous energy from the parking lot…

Just another day in the life of a post covid HCP 💁🏼‍♀️

Literally $50 copay down the drain… 🥲

04/20/2026

🚨ED PSA: If your airway isn’t compromised, your breathing isn’t labored, and your circulatory system isn’t pumping blood outside of your body, then you’ve got to wait🚨

It’s the EMERGENCY department, Karen; if you ain’t dying, you’re waiting.

Gotta stick up for my ED fam who always be taking the hits!

04/16/2026

Introducing the Great Dane alarm clock!

If the barking doesn’t wake you, the literal dragging out of bed just might 💁🏼‍♀️🐶

04/15/2026

✨Nurse’s Day Off: Health Edition✨

Come with me to get my annual well woman exam 💁🏼‍♀️

As a nurse, primary prevention is extremely important in health maintenance which is why I always try to get routine screenings if and when they are due.

On deck today is my well woman exam which involves making sure all my lady parts and healthy and functional. This year I was due for my Pap smear, a screening method that helps detect the presence of cervical cancer.

Paps start at age 21 and continue every 3 years until you hit age 30 which is when HPV testing occurs. If both your pap and your HPV testing come back negative, you are upgraded to every 5 years but if one or both come back positive, then you and your provider will come up with a plan depending on the results. That plan may involve further testing in the form of a colposcopy if the results of the pap appeared suspicious.

Although I LOATHE getting paps done, subjecting myself to 5 minutes of discomfort is far better than a cancer diagnosis so I can’t complain.

Do you stay up to date on your routine screenings?

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