Corrections nurse

Not many nurses go to school thinking they'll end up working in a prison. But it can be surprisingly rewarding. Get some tips from an experienced correctional nurse before you jump in.

While I’d love more nurses to enter the specialty of correctional nursing, it is not for everyone. Earlier I posted about signs that you were destined to be a correctional nurse. This time, I am turning the tables and listing some reasons this may not be the best fit. Recently I asked for input on ... Read More about Ten Reasons Correctional Nursing May Not Be Right for You

The Correctional Nurse's Guide to Saying 'No' - Correctional Nurse . Net

Avoid the communication mistakes correctional nurses make because the way we use words shares so much more than the content of the message.

Most of us work in jails and prisons by accident. Yet, you may have been destined to be a correctional nurse. Here are 6 Signs You Were Destined to Be a Correctional Nurse, even at a young age.

Correctional nurses should be on even higher alert. Thus, I would like to share some charting tips for correctional nurses.

10 things I wish I knew before becoming a correctional nurse

Correctional nurses are called upon to respond to Man-down emergencies. Are you ready for the next emergency you will encounter during your shift?

There is some indication that nurses are drawn to a specialty based on personality traits. What are The Big Five Personality Traits and Correctional Nursing