Dana Oppenheimer RN, BSN

Dana Oppenheimer RN, BSN is a frequent contributor to RN Journal with 2 articles published to date.

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Sutures

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This article is an ode to taking one day at a time and connecting to others.

Submitted by Dana Oppenheimer RN, BSN

The Novice Nurse

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This article is an ode to doing new things in an old profession and a guide to being funny. I work with a nurse who has been working in the same department for twenty years plus. When she is asked to do something, she often remarks, “I don’t know what the hell I am doing”.

Submitted by Dana Oppenheimer RN, BSN

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