We are pleased to feature Harleen Kaur, working with DirectShifts as a Registered Nurse with 6 years of experience in healthcare under her belt. A compassionate nurse, always eager to contribute her best to the success of her team. Harleen has expertise in observing and recording patient behavior, establishing treatment plans and operating medical equipment, and at the same time delegating tasks to her junior staff.

We are pleased to feature Victoria Masilang, working with DirectShifts as a Registered Nurse with 6 years of experience in the healthcare industry under her belt. A highly enthusiastic nurse with a contagious and positive work ethic, Victoria has exceptional skills in assessing, screening, and carrying out prescribed treatment of patients to support the long-term mission of healthcare organizations.

We are pleased to feature Vixony Vixamar, working with DirectShifts as a registered nurse with 10 years of experience in healthcare industry under his belt. We asked him to share some of his achievements, experiences, and challenges faced as a nurse with our readers. This will be a source of learning and great career advice for all the new and aspiring nurses and healthcare professionals in 2022.

International Men's Health Week is celebrated every year since 2002 and is meant to focus on health issues affecting men. This year, it will be celebrated from June 13 through Father's Day on June 19. It's a good time for men to take care of their fitness, and overall health, and then do something about it.

As an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) or Physician Assistant (PA), you know that new tasks and responsibilities appear at any moment of the day. One study by the National Institutes of Health found that nurses were interrupted once every six minutesadvanced practitioners can expect interruptions at an even greater frequency! However, when it comes to ensuring positive outcomes in the workplace, the ability to focus amid constant distractions is an absolutely necessary skill.

According to a study by the Kaiser Family Foundation, as many as one-third of healthcare workers in the US are reluctant to take vaccines.Though clinicians are considered a top priority group for vaccine rollout, many are hesitant to take the jab due to a lack of trust in the medical system.