One Very Inspiring Post!

One Very Inspiring Post!




Meet @karlaaaxoxo - 

"She turned her Can'ts into #CANS & her #Dreams into #PLANS -- 
I am a proud product of immigrant parents nothing was handed to us, it has been earned through hard work, it's not luck it's relentless dedication , ambition , it's struggle, sweat , sacrifice, tears , it's breaking chains ! 
You see underdogs, minority, and Latinos are underestimated but what most don't understand is we are built from the fire inside of us, to overcome any fire around us! We have seen failure , we know what it's like to have nothing , we know what it feels to be seen as less capable and there's no way in hell we will stay down or allow anyone to underestimate us anymore. Absolutely nobody can stop you but YOU from becoming the best version of yourself there's no time for excuses . Go out there and GRIND!! 
I am allergic to all the statistics & stereotypes placed on us It's time to become that top 1% & become unstoppable. We have push ourself to greatness 

#powerhousemed #powerhouseinmed #powerhousenurses #powerhousedoctors #lifeoutsideofscrubs #doctor #biology #medicine #medstudent #medicalschool #nurselife #nursesweek #nursingschool #nursingstudent - #regrann



About International Nurses Day/Nurses Week

International Nurses Day (IND) is an international day celebrated around the world on 12 May (the anniversary of Florence Nightingale's birth) of each year, to mark the contributions nurses make to society.

                                International Nurses Day (IND) is an international day celebrated around the world on 12 May

  • The International Council of Nurses (ICN) has celebrated this day since 1965.

  • As of 1998, 8 May was designated as annual National Student Nurses' Day.

  • In January 1974, 12 May was chosen to celebrate the day as it is the anniversary of the birth of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing. 

  • The U.S. celebrates National Nursing Week each year from 6 May to 12 May (the birthday of Florence Nightingale). Canada celebrates National Nursing Week each year during the week that includes 12 May, which is Florence Nightingale's birthday. The Canadian Minister of Health instituted National Nursing Week in Canada in 1985.

  • In the U.S., National Nurses Week was first observed from 11–16 October 1954 in honor of the 100th anniversary of Florence Nightingale's mission to Crimea. President Nixon later proclaimed a "National Nurse Week" in 1974. In 1982, President Reagan signed a proposal officially designating 6 May as "National Recognition Day for Nurses," now known as National Nurses Day or National RN Recognition Day. In 1990, the American Nurses Association (ANA) expanded the holiday into the current National Nurses Week celebrated from 6 May to 12 May.
  • This year in the US, the American Nurses Association has chosen the theme: Nursing - The balance of mind, body and spirit

                               This year in the US, the American Nurses Association has chosen the theme: Nursing - The balance of mind, body and spirit

  • This year, ICN has chosen the theme, Nurses: A Voice to Lead, Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals for its International Nurses Day kit.
                                  This year, ICN has chosen the theme, Nurses: A Voice to Lead, Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals for its International Nurses Day kit.


Each year, ICN prepares and distributes the International Nurses' Day Kit. The kit contains educational and public information materials, for use by nurses everywhere.


                                              International Nurses' Day Kit
This year’s campaign aims to give to all the chance to contribute at their own level and recognize the efforts they already make every day to achieve these goals. 


Visit the ICN website for more info.


___________________________

In Nigeria, The National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives (NANNM) which is a registered Professional Association Cum Trade Union with over 65, 000 registered Nurses and Midwives that are working in Federal, State Local Government and Private Health Institutions is affiliated to the International Council of Nurses (ICN), the Common Wealth Nurses Association and the International Council of Midwives. 



  


                             The National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives (NANNM) which is a registered Professional Association Cum Trade Union with over 65, 000 registered Nurses and Midwives that are working in Federal, State Local Government and Private Health Institutions is affiliated to the International Council of Nurses (ICN), the Common Wealth Nurses Association and the International Council of Midwives

















The Association as part of its international engagement is planning to commemorate the 2017 International Nurses Day in remembrance of the Life and Times of Florence Nightingale, the mother of Modern Nursing — the Lady with the Lamp. The activity is in the month of May and is celebrated globally and annually.


Below are the details of the 2017 programme: 

MIDWIVES DAY: 9th May 2017 
THEME: MIDWIVES: "MOTHERS AND FAMILIES: PARTNERS FOR LIFE" 



NURSES WEEK: - 10th — 12th May 2017 
THEME: NURSING: A VOICE TO LEAD, ACHIEVING THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS". 

Venue: Nigeria Air Force Conference Centre and Suites Plot 496 Ahmadu Bello Way, Kado, Abuja Nigeria. 

Departure:- Saturday, 13th May 2017 



nursingworldnigeria.com

A Poem For Nurses - Happy Nurses Week

INTERNATIONAL NURSES DAY/WEEK 2017

THEME: Nursing: The Balance Of Mind, Body, Spirit.


INTERNATIONAL NURSES DAY/WEEK 2017  THEME: Nursing: The Balance Of Mind, Body, Spirit.
Copyright: anamass.org


Day: 6th MayWeek: 6 -12th May.


And, I got a Poem For That Beautiful/Handsome Nurse.




"The Nurse"


➡ It was a game we all played as children
Then some of us made it a dream worthwhile
More to learn, not as much time to share
Because in our hearts we really cared

➡ We have worked the late night hours
While others slept away,
Handled a Doctors many moods
Then found time to pray

➡ Critical moments that remain as memories
Some sad - then some are good
Then they are tragedies
That will never be understood

➡ We see a newborn baby smile
As we watch another slip away
And that completes the circle
The price for life that's paid

➡ Sometimes not appreciated
When just a hug will do
We are proud of our profession
A gift from me to you.
NURSE.

Happy  Nurses Day....



#ILoveMe💯

#ILoveNursing💯
#NursingInspiration💯
#NursingAddict💯
#NursingsGotus💯
#DrunkinNursing💯
#StuckinNursing💯



By Eteng Blessing

International Day of the Midwife, May 5th

May 5 is the internationally recognised day for highlighting the work of midwives.

May 5 is the internationally recognised day for highlighting the work of midwives.

 ICM established the idea of the 'International Day of the Midwife' following suggestions and discussion among Midwives Associations in the late 1980s, then launched the initiative formally in 1992. 

The International Day of the Midwife is an occasion for every individual midwife to think about the many others in the profession, to make new contacts within and outside midwifery, and to widen the knowledge of what midwives do for the world.

The theme for IDM 2017 is "Midwives, Mothers and Families: Partners for Life!"

Midwives everywhere understand that by working in partnership with women and their families they can support them to make better decisions about what they need to have a safe and fulfilling birth.

Happy International Day of the Midwife 2017
Happy International Day of the Midwife 2017


@Regrann from @irockscrubs - Morning Scrubers, meet @cazzie_h_ . She is a Intensive Care Nurse, working in London City. She absolutely love her job and being able to help others. Scrub life is what she lives and breathe. Nursing is a very rewarding Career 💕 lots of hard work and dedication involved but a fantastic vocation only the brave and courageous can LOVE. She rocks scrubs on a daily. #irockscrubs - #regrann


Happy International Day of The Midwife! @nursejamekka #IDM2017 #LabourAndDelivery. #Midwife. #MidwivesRock. #PartnersForLife.


Senior Field Officers At New Incentives

New Incentives is a US-based nonprofit committed to implementing health-related cash transfer programs to save lives in developing countries.

New Incentives is a US-based nonprofit committed to implementing health-related cash transfer programs to save lives in developing countries. Operating in Nigeria, New Incentives gives pregnant women with at-risk pregnancies conditional cash transfers, which encourage them to follow medical advice and treatment so that their children are born healthy.



Job: Senior Field Officers



Location: Katsina, Zamfara


 

IMPORTANT: Only apply for this position if you have 

(a) experience in public health and 

(b) experience in managing teams and 

(c) if you live in Katsina State or Zamfara State. 


If you do not have this experience, please apply for our entry-level positions as paid Field Volunteers instead: http://new-incentives.breezy.hr/

If you apply for the wrong position, we cannot consider you!

The Senior Field Officers will support New Incentives’ program that utilizes cash transfers to encourage mothers to complete the immunization schedule of their infants. The program is operated in cooperation with the State Primary Healthcare Development Board in Katsina/Zamfara State (pending approval). 

The primary duty in the role will be to supervise the work of our Field Volunteers at select public health facilities. 

However, you will also be enrolling beneficiaries yourself at public clinics to become an expert in our operations.

Senior Field Officers might be hired full-time, part-time or for short supervisory assignments.

Senior Field Officers will work at clinics throughout Katsina and Zamfara State and must already be based / reside in one of the following towns:
Katsina
  • Daura
  • Dutsin-Ma
  • Funtua
  • Katsina
Zamfara
  • Talata Mafara
  • Gusau
  • Kaura Namoda
  • Anka
Context:
Over the past years, Nigeria has considerably expanded the availability of vaccination services for infants. Despite this progress on the supply-side, demand for vaccinations remains relatively low. New Incentives encourages mothers to fully vaccinate their infants with cash transfers and thereby ensures their babies are protected against deadly diseases. 

The cash transfers allow the mothers to afford transport to the clinic and compensate them for lost income.


Key Duties:
  • Supervise field volunteers enrolling beneficiaries at remote public clinics
  • Control electronic beneficiary records and expenses of field volunteers and give feedback
  • Train staff on an ongoing basis to guarantee high quality operations
  • Conduct audits to prevent fraud and poor performance
  • Interact with stakeholders like superintendents and state officials
  • Assist the management with other duties related to the program
  • Please note that this is a hands-on job for a hard-working, dedicated young leader. This is NOT a leadership position where most of the work can be delegated.
  • Please also note the adequate but modest salary (see below).

Required Qualifications:
  • Fluency in local languages/dialects spoken in Katsina/Zamfara State, especially Hausa. Please state the names of the languages/dialects you can speak and your fluency level for each language in your cover letter.
  • Nigerian national already based in Katsina or Zamfara State. Needs to already be based in either Katsina (Daura, Dutsin-Ma, Funtua, Katsina) or Zamfara (Gusau, Kaura Namoda, Talata Mafara or Anka)
  • Minimum of Bachelor degree, preferably in the field of health or other natural sciences
  • Experience in managing small teams
  • Willingness to work at remote public clinics a few days per week and take public transport to reach them
  • Experience with the Nigerian health system and clinic documentation, particularly related to infant health and vaccinations
  • Experience in collecting, synthesizing and drawing conclusions from (health) data desirable
  • Careful attention to financial matters and management of funds
  • Detail-oriented, diligent professional
  • Passion to help others and reduce infant mortality
  • Excellent communications and writing skills, English, Hausa and dialects (verbal and written)
  • Excellent responsiveness to email and phone requests
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Word/Excel, internet browsers, smartphones and new communications technology in general
  • Hard-working, result-oriented and loyal
  • Motivation to work in a young organization that is constantly changing based on stakeholder feedback and operates with a lean structure

Method of Application
Applications are accepted only online through Breezy HR and must include the following attachments:
  • One-page CV
  • Brief letter of motivation (maximum of 300 words)

The selection process for this position is competitive. 

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. 

Candidates short-listed based on their online applications will have to undergo a series of online tests and phone interviews that allow for the identification of the most qualified person in a transparent and meritocratic manner. 

At the end of the process, candidates will be invited to an in-person training and the best candidates will be offered a position.

Please note that New Incentives is dedicated to spending the largest share possible on its beneficiaries and therefore limits its administrative costs. 

This results in modest but adequate salaries for its staff. Do not expect salaries that larger international organizations or corporations might offer.


Please do NOT submit applications by email

Interested and qualified? 



Senior Field Officers at New Incentives