👋🏼 New nurse in the CVICU here. I have found many of your episodes very helpful with a solid knowledge base for those who are starting out like me. Thank you for the time and energy you put forth to teach us about the knowledge you’ve gained in your years of practice! I will continue to listen and grow as I listen to your podcasts!

Awesome podcast with easy to follow information that sticks ! New grad in ICU and started to listen to all the episodes. Wish I found this 6 months ago!

I truly appreciate your perspective, knowledge and advice! Thanks for your mentorship 😊

As a current nursing student, this is my absolute favorite nursing podcast!! I listen on my commute. Sean is so smart and so knowledgeable, yet he presents information in a way that even someone just starting out can understand. I find myself re-listening to episodes and I get more out of them each time. Thank you, Sean! So glad someone told me about your podcast!!!

Love every single episode that has been published so far. I understand that you have a busy life, but would like more episodes published at an increased frequency… perhaps on a biweekly basis instead of on a monthly basis? Can’t get enough of these high yield contents. Keep up the great work.

As a newer ICU RN, this has been so informational and interesting to listen to. I love the various topics within different ICU settings, critical care tips, device info, med reviews, etc. The length of them is perfect IMO too. Thank you sooo much for these! Keep them coming

I am a new graduate applying for ICU jobs and this is so helpful! I had my practicum in ICU and so many topics were clarified. Looking forward to more “new grad to ICU” topics! Maybe CRRT or ECMO management! You’re the best. Love you! I learn so much

I’m an ICU nurse of almost 2 years but have been a nurse for over 6 years (ED prior to ICU). This podcast is so informative and is helping me study for the CCRN! Thank you!

Med error podcast: re: “reconciliation.” Sean discussed reconciliation as though it’s related to reconstitution, which it is not. Reconciliation describes looking at the meds the patient is taking at home and/or reviewing meds when at patient is transferred to another unit or is being discharged. IV fluids podcast: Content was more appropriate for a medical audience as the focus was on selecting the fluid, which is not a nursing function. (Would be something a nurse practitioner would be able to do.) He should have focused on the nursing actions related to IVF-calculating fluid requirements to know that the infusion rate is correct and monitoring the insertion site.

Can’t find your account…@nursedoseofficial

I have been searching for a podcast from a fellow CVICU nurse for a while. As a newer nurse, I’m constantly seeking to learn and sometimes hearing things stated in a different manner is helpful. Keep it up Sean!

I get a lot information by you. Thank you. I enjoy this podcast and love to learn from it ✅💛.

I’m starting as a new grad in the ICU next month, and this podcast has made that prospect a bit less scary! I really appreciate the wisdom and advice they offer. Wish there was a 101 series within this podcast on need-to-know stuff for new grads going into ICU!

As the struggles of nursing continue finding good mentors is hard for new nurses. This podcasts gives some amazing explanations to bridge knowledge gaps and also helps boost confidence to the skills and understanding of intermediate nurses. Thank you for using your knowledge and experience to build the nursing community!

I’m a cardiac nurse and I have been looking for a good podcast to listen to! Found this and enjoy every minute of it!

JuSt found this podcast and so glad I did. I’d you are ICU, CVICU, Cardiac Cath this is this one.

I found this podcast on tiktok. I love the content. Thanks for putting it out!

Thank you for the content that you provide! Your knowledge and ability to teach so eloquently is MUCH appreciated. You’re so awesome, Sean! Keep making podcasts and sharing your brain!

As an ER nurse turned CV I struggled with the avalanche of information that was dumped on me during the transition. I was expected to learn from online modules and heavy texts. When I searched for CV related podcasts I came up short- until I found this one. I’ve listened to these episodes several times over and not only have I expanded my knowledge on these concepts but my confidence and patient care has greatly improved as well. I look forward to gaining even more understanding and knowledge with the future episodes.