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Barbara Lumpkin, RN has been a steadfast advocate for the nursing profession since taking a position with the Florida Nurses Association (FNA) in 1974. Throughout these decades she has lobbied to improve healthcare for everyone and working conditions and rights for nurses throughout Florida and the United States. There is no doubt that Barbara Lumpkin is a living legend in the nursing profession. This One Love for Nurses podcast episode provides the unique opportunity for nurses and other others around the world to hear Barbara Lumpkin’s timely perspective regarding: the current role of individual nurses in health care policy making and nurse advocacy; the collective role organizations such as the American Nurses Association (ANA) and the New York State Nurses Association (NYSNA) in improving working conditions and securing tuition reimbursement. Also, we candidly discuss the relevancy of nursing collective bargaining agencies. These along with other timely and historical perspectives of the nursing profession are discussed in this podcast episode of One Love for Nurses with Barbara Lumpkin, RN. You won’t want to miss it. Connect with Barbara Lumpkin personally at Baraba_Lumpkin@bellsouth.net Warmest regards,   Suzie Farthing, RN

  Cynthia Sanchez is a RN and former oncology nurse navigator turned Pinterest expert.  Cynthia took her passion for Pinterest to a new level by becoming a Pinterest business consultant.  Now, who knows what her future will bring? Just in case you don't know...  Pinterest is a virtual inspiration board, a wish list or archive of sorts. It is a fabulous way to educate, network and promote your business or cause. Cynthia is now solely an entrepreneur and is providing one-on-one consulting services to businesses looking to gage with customers through Pinterest’s interactive boards.  Cynthia also blogs and hosts the “Oh So Pinteresting” podcast.  She and business partner, Vincent Ng, conduct online Pinterest marketing workshops. So, you may be curious how Cynthia Sanchez transitioned out of nursing into entrepreneurship. In this episode of One Love for Nurses, Cynthia and I talk about what led her to leave nursing and venture out as a social media entrepreneur.  Cynthia shares how she got started in Pinterest consulting.  We also touch on the value of Pinterest to healthcare professionals and industries. Learn more about Pinterest. Connect with Cynthia Sanchez on Pinterest and check out her Pinterest Tips and News Board. Blessings and best regards to you! Suzie Farthing

There is so much to learn about nursing from its history.  In this episode of One Love for Nurses, we learn about the early history of flight nursing.  I always say that it takes a great deal of courage to be a nurse.  It especially took a great deal of courage for flight nurses and other air personal during World War II, the infancy of the specialization.  Many lives were saved through the efforts of these brave nurses and medics.  Oh, the stories they could surely share. I love the profession of nursing.  I love its history, and the stories of everyday women and men who challenged themselves to tread through uncharted territory to be catalysts for change and innovation.  Nursing history is full of historical richness.  Unfortunately, many of these stories are at risk of slipping away with the passing of each nursing veteran. Thankfully, author Cate Lineberry has given us a great account of World War II history while also spotlighting nursing’s contribution in the area of medical air transport.  In her book, The Secret Rescue, you will learn about the 13 nurses, 13 medics, and 4 air crew who found themselves behind Nazi lines during an ill fated air evacuation mission.  Cate is our guest on this episode of One Love for Nurses. If you enjoy this podcast, you may also like this video: The Secret Rescue: American Nurses and Medics Return from Albania How can you and I help preserve the nursing profession’s history, especially in today’s digital world? What are your thoughts and suggestions? With warm regard, Suzie Farthing, RN  

Nurses must stand up, be counted, and let there voices be heard!  There is no greater and more effective way to do this than becoming involved with your nursing association, locally or nationally, and its legislative efforts. Edward Briggs, DNP, ARNP-C, President of the Florida Nurses Association and Patricia Posey-Goodwin, EdD, MSN, BSN, ASN – Northwest Florida Region Director are guests on this episode of the One Love for Nurses podcast.  Dr. Briggs and Dr. Posey-Goodwin discuss how nurses can become involved in healthcare policy and the role of the Florida Nurses Association in representing the state’s nurses and the public’s best interest. Helen Keller once said, “I am only one; but I still am one.  I cannot do everything, but still I can do something. I will not refuse to do something I can do.”  In this episode these questions are discussed and answered: What is health policy? How does this affect nurses?  What is the best way to be an “informed” nurse? How can an individual nurse make a difference in public health policy? Are nurses innately competent to approach lawmakers on health care legislative issues?  Will lawmakers be welcoming of our input?  What kind of support can we expect to receive from our nursing associations when it comes to legislative lobbying? What is the benefit of a nursing student getting involved in his or her state nurses association?  Belonging to a nursing organization is not cheap. What is the return on investment for a nurse? In Florida, FNA Lobby Days are coming up on March 25 and 26. What does this entail? How can nurses get involved?  Nurse lobbying efforts are making a difference! Recently, here in Florida, the Florida Nurses Association gained a real victory in the state by seeing to it that the “doctor title bill” was not implemented. If it had passed, this bill would have placed limitations on nurses with doctorate degrees to referred to as “Doctor”.  Thankfully, the bill was defeated successfully! Are you a Florida nurse?  Learn about the legislative and lobbying process for nurses!  Attend the Florida Nurse Lobby Days. Tuesday & Wednesday, March 25-26, 2014 Here is a great video explaining Florida Nurse

The American entrepreneur, author and motivational speaker, Jim Rohn once said, “I will take care of me for you, if you will take care of you for me.” This is a great thought to mull over as we head into the New Year. With this thought in mind, let's take the time to contemplate our objectives for this fresh New Year.  The pursuit of personal and professional wellness should be the goal of every nurse.  As we pursue well being of the body, mind and spirit, we can be a source of inspiration to our loved ones, colleagues, and patients. The guest for this episode of the One Love for Nurses podcast is ready and able to assist nurses find their professional and personal selves.  He is a real renaissance man, or should I say renaissance nurse.  You are going to enjoy getting to know him. Keith Carlson, RN, BSN, NC-BC is a creative who under the auspices of Nurse Keith Coaching helps nurses and other healthcare professionals find professional and personal confidence and wellness. Under the auspices of Nurse Keith Coaching (www.nursekeith.com), his coaching practice focuses on nurses and healthcare professionals who strive to create satisfying and healthy careers. From entrepreneurship and social media to work-life balance, Keith says that you can count on him be your expert guide, cheerleader and support.  Keith also is a prolific writer at his inspirational blog for nurses the Digital Doorway. Keith also is a co-host (with Kevin Ross, RN, BSN) on the wildly popular RN/FM Radio internet radio show (or podcast) in which they cover revolutionary nursing related topics and interview nurses who are in the flow of entrepreneurship and new and traditional media ventures. In this episode of One Love for Nurses, Keith Carlson talks about his somewhat unconventional nursing career, writing, entrepreneurship, and RN/FM Radio, Scrubs Magazine's Blob Carnival along with his nurse coaching business. You will not want to miss this episode of One love for Nurses. Connect with Keith here: LinkedInDigital Doorway Nurse Keith One Love for Nurses listener Here is a great big shout out to Registered Nurse Brian Knight with the blog Success for Nurses.  Brian is an avid One Love for Nurses

The scientist Jonathan Schattke once said, "Necessity is the mother of invention, it is true, but its father is creativity, and knowledge is the midwife." It has been said that nursing is an art and a science.  It is a marvelous thing when the two come together through innovation and creativity.  How true this is for nurses, especially these days.  Innovation is currently a buzzword in nursing and health care; however, the idea is nothing new for the nursing profession.  We are naturally innovative.  Whether it is the implementation of new systems to improve care, the development of technology, or fabricating an apparatuses to solve a patient care problem, nurses are innately creative. Nurse inventors have developed solutions to improve patient safety, such as Sharon Rogone’s invention of the Bili-Bonnet a photo-therapy mask to protect a neonate or newborn’s eye, or the Snugli soft baby carrier invented by nurse Ann Moore. Probably the most universally appreciated nurse invention was the Kotex sanitary pads invented by World War I Army nurses, who where inspired by the super absorbency of the cellucotton used for dressings. One of the latest nurse innovations is the Nurse Born Stethoscope Holster by Sarah Mott.  She is a nurse with a wealth of experience in rehabilitation and traumatic brain injuries, period, orthopedic, oncology, home health, and admissions, who recognized a nursing related problem, dreamed about a solution and put a plan into action. Sarah was inspired by a common nursing problem…what to do with your stethoscope, aside from hanging it around your neck, when it is not in use.  Because Sarah followed her innovative dream, nursing colleagues and other medical professionals have access to the easy to use Nurse Born Stethoscope Holster, which provides freedom from neck strain and discomfort while keeping this valuable piece of nursing equipment at your side. In this episode, Sarah will discuss: How the idea for the Nurse Born Stethoscope Holster came into being The challenges and successes that she has experienced as an inventor An over view of the steps involved in developing an a product A few of her tips for success and finding a mentor as a nurse inventor   Sarah Mott also shares a few helpful resources for any nurse inventors, such as… Manufacturing.comSCO

Nurses, do you dream about stretching your life to the upper limits? Do you feel stuck in a career rut and feel destined to a life of conformity? Are well-meaning friends and loved ones telling you that you would be crazy to give up the security of traditional nursing to pursue a pie-in-the-sky dream? Nurses are smart and courageous, but also human. Sometimes, the little voices either inside our heads or around us say “we can’t accomplish our dreams” and “who do you think you are?” Fear not! You are not alone. Many nurses have the desire to be entrepreneurs and innovators while using their nursing experience and skills in new and creative ways. Our guest Life Coach and author Joel Boggess, is going to help us sort through the clutter of our minds and get set on a path of clarity, confidence and direction. This episode is sure to help nurses who desire to follow their hearts and dreams- To climb up or down nursing corporate ladder. To act on ideas that potentially could revolutionize patient care. To move away from traditional nursing all together just how my. Joel Boggess will help to answer these questions and more- How do we find the courage to set boundaries and say no? How are we our own worst enemies when it comes to fulfilling our God-given intended purpose in life? You may also be interested in hearing how nursing became a platform for Jim Mather enter missions and ministry in episode 18. Hear more from Joel Boggess regarding Vision casting and goal-setting and more on finding your voice in episodes 22 and 25 . Connect with Joel at Finding Your Voice

Our digital world is a wide-open frontier. There is no end to the opportunities for nurses, whether we are entrepreneurs, artisans, or corporately-minded. We can put our content out there for the world to be inspired, motivated or educated by what we create. “Think left and think right and think low and think high. Oh, the thinks you can think up if only you try” – Dr. Seuss The opportunities for nurses to express themselves abound these days… and blogging is the perfect way to do just that. It provides nurses with an avenue to express themselves personally and professionally. In return, our public, whether patient or colleague can access our perspective and learn from our experience. Blogging is a wonderful way for a nurse to begin to build a personal platform for entrepreneurial and career promotion. Also, nurses who are willing to put their knowledge into written form are finding themselves in demand among the medical community looking for online content. In this episode of One Love for Nurses, my friend Rebecca Livermore from Professional Content Creation shares with us how she became an online content creator. Nurses will also learn from Rebecca: How to become a blogger How to create multiple digital content creations from a blog What opportunities exist for nurses in online content creation Rebecca's website contacts: professionalcontentcreation.comprofessionalcontentcreation.com/repurpprofessionalcontentcreation.com/blogginghabit

As the daughter of an accomplished physician, acclaimed healthcare author, Suzanne Gordon had life long exposure to the medical side of patient care. In this episode of One Love for Nurses, she talks about the point in her life when her eyes were opened to nursing’s significant contribution in the continuum of patient care and public health. Suzanne recalls, “It had never really occurred to me that if all the nurses had become doctors; then who would take care of all the sick people?” Suzanne's work is an example of fearless determination and fortitude as she now leads people everywhere in the charge to safer health care for everyone. In this episode, you will also hear how she became involved in patient care and safety issues, and also why nurse advocacy is important to everyone receiving safe healthcare. Suzanne encourages nurses to speak up and tell the public about the technical and preventive aspects of our work. She also recognizes that nurses have centuries of silence to overcome. We as nurses are fortunate to have such a steadfast and well-informed advocate as Suzanne Gordon on our side.   "Suzanne Gordon is an award-winning journalist and author/editor of 12 books. She has written for The New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Philadelphia Inquirer, Washington Post, American Prospect, Atlantic Monthly, Toronto Globe and Mail, Toronto Star. Gordon is also a popular lecturer. Much of her professional focus is on problem-solving the communication issues that can occur between doctors, nurses and patients. Currently, the third edition of from Silence to Voice is in print. Ms. Gordon’s latest book is Beyond the Checklist: What else health care can learn from aviation teamwork and safety."   Connect with Suzanne: suzannegordon.com@suzannecgordon   "Words mean more than what is set down on paper. It takes the human voice to infuse them with deeper meaning." Maya Angelou Be heard and be blessed! Suzie Farthing, RN

The guest for this episode of One Love for Nurses is Joel Boggess from Finding Your voice Radio. He will suggest avenues for bringing your passions and visions of the future into a clearer focus. Joel says, “Any occupation, no matter how worthy it sounds, or socially acceptable others think it may be, can not be called a ‘good job’, unless it is good for your spirit, your emotions, your relationships and your health. For anything to bring you true meaning and fulfillment, it must nurture you from the inside out”. For nurses, this is true of our professional and personal lives.   In this episode… We talk about making a Vision Board, and I talk my personal vision board. Here is a link to check out what others have done with their Vision Boards. We also talk about the What Do They Know/Five Simple Questions resource along with the importance of finding out what your friends and loved ones think of us and how this can help us grow and develop a plan for our futures. A simple applicable wisdom and truth from the Bible… "There is a time for everything,
and a season for every activity under the heavens."Ecclesiastes 3:1 Hear from Joel Boggess in One Love for Nurses episode 22. Thanks for listening! I would love to hear how you are learning and growing as you listen to the One Love for Nurses podcast. Please reach out to me on Twitter or Facebook. Let’s connect! Be blessed! Suzie Farthing  

Reeger Cortell, FNP-C is a bariatric care clinician and host of the Weight Loss Surgery Podcast. With several episodes now posted, Reeger is proud to call herself a podcaster. She explains, “In my podcast I seek to educate, motivate, and explore numerous aspects of weight loss surgery from the perspective of a clinician of bariatric care.” Reeger is helping to take clinical and patient education to a whole new level through the explosive-and relatively new- medium of podcasting. It was exciting and motivating to interview a fellow nurse podcaster! In this episode, we get to know, Family Nurse Practitioner and Bariatric Reeger Cortell, and find out… Why she started podcasting about her work How tough it was to learn how to podcast Our experience in the Podcasting A to Z course What kind of podcasting equipment she uses Reeger’s (and Suzie’s) thoughts on the benefits of being a nurse podcaster Here are a several of Reeger’s favorite podcasts to listen to: In creative audio art: the classics of TAL, RadioLab, and the Moth. But Reeger also enjoys KCRW’s Strangers by Lea Thau, Third Coast International Audio Festival, KCRWs Unfictional, and Roman Mar's 99% Invisible. For general Political shows: Planet Money and Andrea Seabrook's Decode DC For LIFE Inspiration: David Woods, The KickAss Life For Podcasting: PodcastAnswerMan For Social Media Business: Pat Flynn's SPI, Amy Porterfield's OnLine Marketing Made Easy, Michael Stelzner’s Social Media Marketing, Jodey Smith's Podfreak, For Entrepreneurship: John Lee Dumas’ Entrepreneur On Fire This episode has extra bonus content... Cliff Ravenscraft made a special guest appearance on One Love for Nurses to talk about the power of podcasting for nurses. Cliff is a.k.a. The Podcast Answerman and my podcasting teacher and mentor (and Reeger Cortell's as well!). Cliff and I also discuss the different ways to begin a podcast, his free tutorials to learn how to podcast, the Podcasting A to Z course, and the course discount offered to One Love for Nurses listeners. This One Love for Nurses episode is packed full of insights to help any nurse get started podcasting. You can also Learn to Podcast for FREE. Learn more about how I got started podcasting through the P

This One Love for Nurses episode has a special guest, Registered Nurse-and successful Nurse entrepreneur-Victoria Powell, who is the founder and president of VP Medical Consulting of Benton, Arkansas. Victoria has been providing nursing education and consulting services to clients for over 18 years. She is a Registered Nurse and holds specialty certifications in Case Management, Legal Nurse Consulting, Life Care Planning and Ergonomic Assessments. The “mission at VP Medical Consulting is to provide the very best in medical and legal nurse consulting to support individuals, attorneys, insurers and organizations nationwide working with medical or forensic issues.” In this episode Victoria tells us: How she made the leap from conventional nursing into entrepreneurship What inspired her to do so The kinds of nursing and consulting services she provides Advice on getting started in a business of your own How she stays motivated and professionally connected with nursing In closing, Victoria will share from her heart about what truly inspires her Connect with Victoria at VP Medical  and on Linkedin  

Are you stuck between responsibility and what you dream you could do? Then this One Love for Nurses podcast episode with life coach Joel Boggess is for you! As nurses we are tremendously blessed to impact lives. No doubt, being a nurse is therefore a large part of your identity.  You may not be able to imagine doing anything else.  You may also wonder if you are living up to your full potential and maximizing your talents.  Maybe you would like to pursue an independent nurse entrepreneur venture, or simply would like add new life to a career that has become stale; however it is, you need to sort through the whirlwind of thoughts and aspirations to settle on a path that suits you perfectly. No worries, because today’s One Love for Nurses guest, Joel Boggess is here to help us find clarity, confidence, and direction. With the heart of a teacher and the patience of a friend, Joel blends his educational experience, (a Master’s in Counseling and an MBA) together with a passion for helping others to realize their God-given potential.  Visit Joel's website - findingyourvoiceradio.com Find Joel on Facebook. Use this resource from Joel, What Do They Know , to discover yourself through the eyes of those around you. You can reserve your copy of Joel's book Finding Your Voice here.    

In this episode of One Love for Nurses, my guest is Chris Comeaux, a healthcare executive with Four Seasons Hospice and Palliative Care in Western North Carolina.  Chris is the President/CEO of Four Seasons and the host of the weekly radio program Healthcare Café. I love talking with Chris, because it is always easy to be open and honest with him regarding the challenges we face as nurses in healthcare these days.  Often our nursing perspectives clash with our leadership- or at least we think so.  It is easy to develop a “us” vs. “they” mentality with executive leadership.  Chris and I cut through some of this and talk about ways to open up communication and move forward with organizational goals. This article was referenced in our discussion: Dingel-Stewart, S., & LaCoste, J. (2004). Light at the end of the tunnel: a vision for an empowered nursing profession across the continuum of care. Nurs. Adm. Q.; 28(3):212-6. Connect with Chris Comeaux: Healthcare Cafe Radio ShowLinkedIn Special thanks to Dawn Ginese R.N. a.k.a.The Singing Nurse for being a listener! Are you a nurse with  an entrepreneurial spirit? Or do you know a successful nurse entrepreneur or freelancer?  Let us hear from you by posting a comment below. With great respect, Suzie Farthing    

We cannot deny that there is a connection between body, mind and spirit. As a nurse, I truly appreciate how Dr. Rita Hancock, the guest for this episode of One Love for Nurses, candidly shares from her personal and professional experiences to encourage others to get to the source of what is truly ailing them. I also want to encourage everyone (especially my nurse friends) to read Radical Well-Being: A biblical guide to overcoming pain, illness, & addictions, so that we all can begin our personal journey to any needed healing and hopefully be an encouragement to others in return. Rita M. Hancock, MD is a Pain Management Specialist Physician, Blogger, and Author of Christian Health and Wellness Books. Connect with Dr. Rita: www.RadicalWell-being.comwww.TheEdenDiet.comwww.RitaHancock.com Please tell us what you thought about this episode by posting your comments blow. Respectfully, Suzie Farthing    

John Maxwell has said, “Leadership is influence-nothing more, nothing less.”  Some nurses may be saying to themselves, “I am not in a leadership position at this time” or “I have no desire to be in a leadership position.  Just let me take care of my patients and leave the leadership to those with the desire and qualifications to do so." But as nurses, we are often in say quasi-leadership positions, such as when we are leading a unit for shift in a relief charge role or overseeing the work of a nurse’s aid.  Reality is that we gently lead physicians and others through some healthcare processes.  So, we may often find ourselves in leadership positions without any given authority. As Christ followers, we have the honor and opportunity to be His light in our work environments.  Learning to lead through influence is important aspect of our faith walks, whether we are in formal leadership positions, or not. In nursing, we never know when we will quickly be called on to fill a leadership position.  Our guest for this episode of the One Love for Nurses podcast is Dave Stachowiak.  Dave is going to teach us how to lead through positive influence today, so we are even better prepared for the call to leadership that we may receive tomorrow. Dave Stachowiak, Ed.D. is the host of the Coaching for Leaders podcast and leads its online community.  In addition to this work, Dave is also a senior vice president of Dale Carnegie Training of Southern Los Angeles and vice president of Innovate Learning.  In addition to these roles, Dave teaches leadership skills to master’s level nursing students and is the co-host of the Ending Human Trafficking podcast. It is important for nurses to positively influence healthcare teams.  However, this can be done even without authority. Dave Stachowiak says, “Even if you can’t dictate compliance you can get enthusiastic cooperation.” In this episode, he shares 8 ways to do just that: 1)  Stop wishing for control 2)  Move beyond compliance 3)  Care 4)  Offer to help 5)  Set expectations 6)  Thank people in public 7)  Be real 8)  Swim with champions Let’s keep this conversation going!  Tell us how you are going to lead with

  Our guest for this episode of the One Lover for Nurses podcast is Pastor Jim Mather of the All Nations Community Church in Mobile, Alabama.  An interesting fact about Jim is that he was a registered nurse prior to becoming a pastor.  Jim says of himself, “Once a nurse, always a nurse.” Now, his vision and purpose is to build loving relationships with friends from around the world.  Uniquely, Jim and his wife Mary, however, do their international outreach among their neighbors in Mobile, Alabama. The mission of All Nations Community Church is to build to build a seamless international ministry that touches students from multiple nations living in the United States and abroad. They have many members who are international college students from the University of South Alabama. Jim and his congregation also reach out to international refugees and families living in his city. Jim says, “We love people and want them to know the love and grace of Jesus Christ.” In this episode, Jim shares how he originally became a nurse, and how he eventually was led to leave nursing and pursue full-time Christian ministry. Although his life now is very different from his days working in the nursing profession, Jim says he is still very much influenced by the training he received. Listen to Jim’s story.  You will surely agree it is an inspiring one. Connect with Jim: Jim@allnationsmobile.org Facebook These are the books that I mentioned in this episode: Visioneering: God's Blueprint for Developing and Maintaining Vision by Andy Stanley No more Dreaded Mondays by Dan Miller With love and respect, Suzie Farthing          

In this episode of One Love for Nurses podcast, Jamie Davis, RN joins me.  Our topic is the importance of nursing and professional conference attendance.  Jamie provides fantastic insights on how conference attendance leads to better patient care, personal and professional development for nurses, and various other benefits.     Connect with Jamie: The Nursing ShowNursing Notes LiveFacebook You may also enjoy other One Love for Nurses posts and podcasts- Nursing Conferences: It Takes A VillageJamie Davis: Nursing, New Media & His Perspective Please share your about your conference experiences by posting a comment below! Blessings to you! Suzie Farthing    

In this episode of One Love for Nurses, we will meet registered nurse Sandie Morgan, Director of Vanguard University’s Global Center for Women and Justice in Costa Mesa, California and broad member Dave Stachowiak, Ed.D.  Dave also teaches leadership skills to master’s level nursing students and leads the Coaching for Leaders online community.  Together Sandie and Dave produce the award winning podcast Ending Human Trafficking. They join me to discuss ways in which nurses and healthcare providers can assist in combating human trafficking.  As the National Institute of Health as reported, a large percentage of human trafficking victims seek healthcare services.  Nurses and others are in prime positions to help rescue victims and deter this global and national injustice. In the Human Trafficking: How Nurses & Other Healthcare Workers Can Help episode, Sandie and Dave share about this tragic injustice.  We also learn how human trafficking victims may present in our clinical environments and where to find helpful resources for both the provider and trafficking victim.   These are a few of the resources and contacts discussed: National Human Trafficking Resource Center at 1.888.373.7888What is Human Trafficking?Why Healthcare Providers Matter & What They Can DoDepartment of Homeland Security - Blue Campaign Shoe Card Information  Please share this podcast episode with your friends and tell us what you think by posting your comments below. Thanks for listening! Suzie

I was excited and honored to be asked by Chris Comeaux to participate in an interview for the Healthcare Café Radio Show sponsored by Four Seasons Hospice and Palliative Care in Western North Carolina.  Chris is the President/CEO of Four Seasons and the host of the weekly radio program.   I enjoyed my conversation with Chris regarding the importance of nursing in healthcare today and its faith-based history.  So much so, I wanted to share it with you in this episode of One Love for Nurses. A little about Chris… Chris Comeaux is a quality person and health care leader. He served on the Board of Directors for One Love Nursing Ministries (One Love for Nurses) during our organization's early years. I found him to be genuinely excited about the potential that we have to holistically serve others through health care. What really caught my attention about Chris is his sincere appreciation for nurses and the jobs we do. On top of all of this, he is intelligent and creative. Chis Comeaux is the kind of leader others find easy to follow. You can more recorded radio episodes at Healthcare Cafe . Or tune in locally in the Asheville, North Carolina area every Tuesday at 3 pm (EST) on WZGM 1350. Let us what you think about this episode of One Love for Nurses by posting a comment below. Thanks for listening! Blessings! Suzie Farthing