What should I expect as Director of Nursing? | Director of Nursing |

As a Director of Nursing (DON), you are a critical member of the healthcare team responsible for overseeing the nursing department and ensuring quality care for patients.
But what exactly does this role entail, and what challenges and opportunities can you expect to encounter?
In this video, you will hear from an experienced DON who will share their insights and advice on what it takes to succeed in this demanding position.
From managing staff and budgets to navigating regulatory requirements and providing leadership and support, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the role and the skills and qualities needed to excel.
Whether you're considering a career in nursing leadership or are already in the role and seeking guidance, this video is a must-watch.
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[@morpheussleepchannel7369]

My wife just became a DON and I’m looking for info that can help her in her new position. Glad I found your channel. Thanks! 😊

[@andieulagassant113]

Thanks so much for the information!!! ❤❤❤

[@chinneynz7861]

Thank you, thank you for this.

[@HumbleHustler4Christ]

So grateful for you sharing your knowledge

[@lifeofanursepractitioner]

Thank you so much for sharing the insight of the DON role and how to navigate through this position! Very valuable video!

[@MariaLisaRN]

I really needed this. Thank you..❤❤

[@Strongernurse]

Love this.

[@proudmarinemomma827]

I just found you. I’ve been a nurse for 30 years, most has been in the hospital; from med surg, LTAC, rehab, ER, charge nurse over orthopedic unit etc… I’ve been an RN supervisor in a nursing home over the last year. Have an opportunity to be a DON. This is all very different than hospital nursing as you know. Luckily, in the position I am currently in, I’ve gotten to know the staff, ADON, residents and administrator. I’m wanting to know all I can about the DON position and the most important aspects of the business part, that I should know. So many questions lol. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. God bless! ❤

[@takarabutler8618]

I really appreciate the insight. I’m interested in transitioning into the DON leadership role.

[@captainmurphy509]

Hi Bilquis, hope you are doing well! You were an amazing DON and I definitely miss working with you!

[@tutatehaja1777]

Hi there I am in New Zealand and am currently working as a duty nurse manager of the hospital after hours. A position has just came up for the DON position. These videos are so great and very helpful. Thank you so very much

[@morepassion7463]

thank you so much can you teach me more of the DON position my license for my nursing staffing business is coming soon and will need your help.

[@user-sl3wq7lm7h]

I just took a position as DON of a large 80,ooo square four facility with facility with an LTAC and a Skilled facility. I need help getting started and I am devouring your videos. I start on May 20 and they just went through a survey with complaints and yearly. I don't know very much about surveys. What is going to be my biggest resource regarding surveys? I so appreciate your expertise thank you so much for your support and wisdom.

[@cherfuzz]

I am a ADON for 3 months and will be interm DON very soon. I was always a night staff RN and know little about managemnt. I could use some advice.

[@tifanyjenkins3234]

I just came across your page and I’m new to the position of DON and I’m still a little lost. I’m trying to figure out how to go from floor nurse to leader. I could really use your advice.

[@sarahdavis2878]

Hello! I recently accepted a position for ADON. How is my role different than the DON and also how do I support my DON?

[@kyraaborkman]

I feel like I am receiving no training and learning just the policies of AL is so different than clinic. Where do I even start 😅

[@avnibrar]

hi i just took position as DON, I have 13 year experience as RN. I'm looking for tips to successful as DOn since I haven't done this role before. I have 3 years RCM experience. I'm now getting out of ICU setting after 7 year of hospital nursing. Thank you

[@suckonballz91]

Hey there! am thinking of becoming a DON, but I've only been a nurse for less than a year. Do you think it's too soon?

[@hillardkelly9287]

Currently a director of nursing for assisted living and I would love to connect. Do you have a LinkedIn?