Hey folks, Scott Weingard here, and this is episode two of the one-to-one nursing podcast, the podcast on

Resuscitative Nursing, where we attempt to increase the skill set of all resusc nurses, whether they

be in the ED, the floor, or the ICU. I am, as always, going to be joined by Candice King,

my partner in this venture in just a moment,

but just a plea before we get started. You've noticed the first two episodes have been free,

no paywall, and I want people to give feedback. That's why it is like that. Please, please,

let us know is the scope of what we're covering what you want is the

depth what you want where are you in your career trajectory and then how are you

relating to what we're putting out there are you a new recess nurse and saying

this is amazing are you an experienced recess nurse and this is just too basic I

don't need this and we will cater to all of the groups eventually

if we have the knowledge of where we should be pitching this stuff to. So please, please,

go to mcrit.org slash contact and tell me, do you like it? Do you not like it? I'm so open to

criticism in all things I do, but especially this. We don't know. We don't know what niche

exactly we need to fill. So please listen to this episode and then get back to me whether you

like it or not. All right, let's roll in. We're back for another episode of the one-to-one

nursing podcast. How are you, Candice? Oh, I'm lovely. Just had a little

holiday. And now I'm relaxed, getting back to work soon and yourself. I am doing wonderfully as well.

And Candice, we got the question going into this podcast. Why are you leaving Candace blind as to what you guys are going to be talking about?

It just doesn't seem fair.

And Candice, I'm sure you share those sentiments.

But what people don't know about Candice is if I told her ahead of time, she would easily spend like six hours preparing.

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