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Welcome to “The Redheaded Nurse, Positively Speaking”! The goal of the Redheaded Nurse podcast is to shine a light on the incredible positivity, resilience, and inspiration that thrives within the nursing and healthcare world.
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EP 33: Bill Fortenberry - Gifted Storyteller and Author (opens the original)
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Hello everyone, and welcome to The Redheaded Nurse. Positively Speaking. I’m thrilled to finally share an interview that has been waiting for the perfect moment: my conversation with longtime friend, Bill Fortenberry, gifted storyteller and author. Since we last sat down, Bill has added award-winning author to his list of accomplishments with his book, “Linthead”. Bill’s outlook and approach to life, his commitment to his faith, and his love for his family make him an incredibly special person t
EP 32: Sharon Bailey (opens the original)
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Sharon Bailey
EP 31: Full Circle: Special Guest, Dr. Lisa Jellum, Dean of Health Sciences, Strategic Growth and Innovation Leader, Fundraising and Workforce Champion (opens the original)
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Happy anniversary to The Redheaded NursePositively Speaking! To celebrate we are bringing back our very first guest—Dr. Lisa Jellum who was the podcast’s very first guest. Dr. Jellum serves in a variety of very important leadership roles for Georgia Highlands College. She has spent the last year continuing her incredible work, ensuring that students receive the highest quality experience possible. I am so grateful to have her back to share details of her unwavering commitment to the next generat
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