Empower Your New Nurses from Day One

Introducing NEW NURSE FAST TRACK GUIDE SERIES - A Clinical Reference Guide Built for Structured Onboarding - Aligned with AACN, Vizient, and ANCC Standards

Orientation Fatigue is Real. Educator Burnout is Rising.

New grads arrive anxious. Preceptors are stretched thin. And most onboarding tools don’t bridge the gap between theory and practice.

What's missing? a structured, bedside ready reference built to support real-world readiness - not a printable, not a study tool, but a clinical companion.

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Is this You?

❌ You’re stretched thin trying to onboard more new grads with fewer full-time educators

❌ You hear preceptors saying, β€œI’m repeating the same basic teaching again and again”

❌ Your new grads often feel overwhelmed and unsure during their first 3–6 months

❌ You’ve seen new hires disengage β€” or leave β€” due to lack of structured support

❌ You don’t have time or resources to build a bedside reference from scratch

❌ You’re frustrated with tools that aren’t aligned with Vizient, AACN, or ANCC standards

❌ You want an onboarding resource that scales as your program grows

If so, it’s time to give your new grads the structured support they deserve.

Meet the New Nurse

Fast Track Guide

Not a workbook. Not a course. A clinical onboarding tool.

πŸ“˜ Professionally printed, bedside-ready format

🧭 Covers prioritization, SBAR, time management, shift reports

πŸ“‹ Aligned with AACN, Vizient, and ANCC

πŸ’‘ Designed by experienced nurse educators

πŸ₯ Bulk-ready for hospital and LTC use

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Built for the Educators Who Carry the Weight

Whether you lead a cohort of 10 or 100, this guide was built to support you β€” not add more to your plate.

πŸ§‘β€πŸ« Nurse Residency Coordinators

πŸ₯ Hospital Educators

πŸ§‘β€βš•οΈ LTC Directors

πŸ§‘β€πŸŽ“ Clinical Nurse Specialists

πŸŽ“ Academic Partnership Leaders

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Testimonials

Clinical Nurse Preceptor, CA

β€œIt cuts through the fluff. This is what I wish I had as a new grad.”

Residency Coordinator, TX

β€œOur preceptors had fewer repetitive teaching moments. We noticed a real confidence boost in our new hires.”