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In this heartfelt and energetic season finale, Brittney, Felicia, and their guests open up about life both inside and outside the hospital walls. They share personal health updates, reflect on the emotional weight of navigating cancer treatment, and dig into the ongoing challenges of healthcare literacy and mental wellness in the medical community. Through laughter, honesty, and a few tears, the group celebrates the strength of friendship, the meaning of the holiday season, and the impact their conversations have had on listeners. They close out the season with deep gratitude, renewed hope, and a reminder that no one walks their journey alone.

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In this episode of Hold My Stethoscope, Brittney and Felicia open up about their personal journeys—sharing heartfelt life updates, including Felicia’s ongoing health fight and the reminders it brings about living life fully and intentionally.

The conversation pivots to a hot topic circulating through social media: Is nursing really a profession? Brittney and Felicia break down the controversy, reaffirming the essential and deeply skilled role nurses hold within healthcare. They explore what professionalism truly means in nursing, and why the profession deserves respect, recognition, and a seat at the table.

Grounded in faith and community, the hosts reflect on the power of support systems and maintaining hope during difficult seasons. With the holidays approaching, they also discuss balancing work demands with family time, honoring traditions, and creating joyful moments amidst the realities of nurse life.

This episode blends honesty, humor, and heart—a reminder to show up fully, cherish the people who matter, and keep choosing joy even in the midst of challenges

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In this episode of Hold My Stethoscope, Brittney and Felicia sit down with Kara and Anthony for an honest, hilarious, and unfiltered look at life as a nurse.

From wild patient encounters to substance abuse complications, this episode dives straight into the realities nurses face on every shift. The group shares their personal stories, biggest pet peeves, and candid frustrations—especially around ICU continuity of care, difficult handoffs, and those shifts where nothing seems to go right.

The conversation also explores:

• The challenges new graduates face in critical care settings
• Why emotional intelligence is essential in healthcare
• The real dynamics between ER and ICU nurses
• How workplace culture impacts nurse performance
• Humorous and jaw-dropping moments only nurses will understand
• Personal life updates and reflections on the evolving world of nursing post-COVID

Filled with camaraderie, humor, honesty, and insight, this episode is a reminder that nursing is equal parts chaos, heart, and community. If you’ve ever worked a shift that made you say, “I have no words for that”… this one’s for you

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In this episode of Hold My Stethoscope, hosts Brittney, Felicia, and special guest Dom take listeners inside the unpredictable world of emergency medicine — where teamwork, humor, and chaos collide daily.

From the nonstop pace of patient care to the pet peeves only ER professionals understand, the trio shares raw, relatable stories that capture both the frustrations and the camaraderie of life in the emergency department. They unpack everything from “piecemeal” physician orders and overwhelmed trauma teams to those unforgettable patient and family moments that make you laugh (or cry) long after the shift ends.

Throughout the episode, Brittney, Felicia, and Dom remind listeners why communication, empathy, and teamwork are essential for surviving — and thriving — in the ER.

Key Takeaways:

• The hidden challenges and humor of working in emergency medicine
• Why teamwork and communication matter more than anything
• How sharing experiences builds community among healthcare professionals

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In this episode of 'Hold My Stethoscope', hosts Brittney and Felicia explore the different types of patients they encounter in the emergency room, ranking them from S tier to F tier based on their behaviors and interactions. They share humorous anecdotes and insights about patient care, emphasizing the importance of empathy, communication, and teamwork in nursing. The conversation also touches on the challenges of maintaining a work-life balance and the significance of self-care in the demanding field of healthcare. The episode concludes with a call for community building among nurses and healthcare professionals.

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In this episode of 'Hold My Stethoscope', Brittney and Felicia discuss the common rookie mistakes made by new nurses, particularly in the ER. They emphasize the importance of prioritization, asking for help, and the need for strong communication skills. The conversation also touches on emotional resilience, the significance of support systems, and the personal experiences that shape their nursing journeys. The hosts encourage new nurses to learn from their mistakes and to seek guidance as they navigate their careers.

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In this episode, Brittney and Felicia take listeners behind the scenes of a Code Blue, discussing the emotional and logistical challenges faced by healthcare professionals during these intense situations. They emphasize the importance of knowing roles, managing anxiety, and the critical responsibility of all nurses, including med-surg nurses, in emergency situations. The conversation also includes personal stories from both hosts about memorable Code Blue experiences, particularly in pediatric care, and highlights the necessity of continuous learning in the nursing profession. In this conversation, Brittney and Felicia discuss the emotional challenges faced by nurses during medical emergencies, the importance of debriefing, and the need for compassion and empathy in healthcare. They explore the role of faith in coping with difficult situations, the significance of self-care, and the necessity of preparation in Code Blue scenarios. The discussion emphasizes the importance of emotional resilience and finding calm amidst chaos, while also sharing personal experiences and insights into the nursing profession.

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In this episode, Brittney and Felicia celebrate ER Nurses Week while discussing the challenges and joys of being an emergency room nurse. They share personal stories, reflect on the emotional toll of the job, and highlight the importance of mental health awareness, especially in the wake of the COVID pandemic. The conversation emphasizes the unique experiences of ER nurses and the need for support and understanding in the healthcare community. In this conversation, Felicia and Brittney discuss the importance of support systems, self-care, and gratitude in the nursing profession. They emphasize the need for nurses to take care of themselves, set boundaries, and lean on their colleagues for support. The discussion also highlights the significance of community and connection among nurses, especially during challenging times. They celebrate ER nurses and express gratitude for the support they receive from their peers and the community.

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