Cole Edmonson

Jul 27, 2024 | kevinmd.com | Debbie Moore-Black |Barbara Olson |Sarah Jorgensen |Cole Edmonson

After 45 years as an ICU nurse specializing in surgical trauma ICU and eventually PACU nursing, Marsha wasn’t ready to retire. She was restless and bored and decided to continue her PACU expertise at a freestanding surgical center. While juggling that job and an endoscopy center, she started to notice a recurring theme: time is money. The endoscopy freestanding clinic performed colonoscopies, EGDs, and sigmoidoscopies—up to 42 procedures a day.

Mar 25, 2024 | rumble.com | Cole Edmonson

I had so much fun chatting about the LEGO gun building hobby with my friend and fellow AFOL, Devon Eckhardt! (@downriver_bricks on IG)This video podcast was recorded in March 2024 during a conference trip to Ohio with my wife; Devon drove down from Michigan so we could hang out for the day at the AirBnB and nerd out on plastic bricks together.

Feb 11, 2024 | kevinmd.com | Cole Edmonson |Paulette Anest |Anne Naulty

Subscribe to The Podcast by KevinMD. Catch up on old episodes!Join Karlene Kerfoot, a nurse executive, as we delve into the nurse and clinician workforce crisis in the United States. Discover the factors contributing to this crisis, the impact of administrative tasks on health care professionals, and innovative solutions that can enhance patient care while alleviating the burden on nurses. Karlene Kerfoot is a nurse executive.

Jan 21, 2024 | kevinmd.com | Kate Morin |Hussain Lalani |Justin Lowenthal |Cole Edmonson

In 2013, I graduated with a BSN, drawn to nursing by a love for science and a passion for helping others. The promise of good pay, job security, and growth opportunities was a marketing pitch so convincing I never thought to question it. Before my first clinical experience, I vividly recall having to attend a self-defense class. At the time, it struck me as both odd and somewhat amusing that we were being trained for an eventuality that seemed so remote.

Nov 10, 2023 | kevinmd.com | M. Bennet Broner |Daniel Arteaga |Isobel Rosenthal |Cole Edmonson

Regressive legislators in a Southwestern state discovered that doctoral-level nursing students, future nurse practitioners at the state university, were receiving education in human sexuality. As watchdogs of public morality, and with a conviction that these students were being educated to “groom” children to become transgender individuals, they did not pause to verify the information, review course materials, or speak with the instructors.