New Nurses, Real Voices is a series that highlights authentic experiences from the frontlines of healthcare. We dive into the real, raw experiences of new nurses stepping into their professional roles as independent practitioners. From the first day on the job to navigating the challenges of patient care, our guests—New Grad LPNs, RNs, and RPNs—share their personal journeys through the transition from nursing school to clinical practice.

Listen as they open up about their triumphs, struggles, and everything in between: the overwhelming feeling of being on your own for the first time, building confidence in skills, managing stress, and learning how to trust yourself as a caregiver. Whether you’re a new nurse or just want to hear what it’s like to step into those shoes, these episode offer valuable insights and encouragement from those who have lived it.

Tune in for stories that will inspire, challenge, and remind us all why we chose this incredible profession.

This week's episode features Aly Moses, an incredible nurse who discovered a passion for rural & remote nursing in her final practicum of her BSN program. She sits down with Kelsey (Regional Educator-New Grad Program) to talk about what it's like being a new grad working rurally and remotely. She'll give you the inside scoop into education required for this specialty and what she loves about it. After talking to Aly, you'll want to try out rural/remote nursing!