Cameron Cook shares how burnout at the bedside led him to pursue an MBA and land a role as a clinical educator in the pharmaceutical industry.

He opens up about how he discovered the role, what a day in the life looks like, and how LinkedIn and authentic networking opened unexpected doors. His advice? “It’s not about who you know, it’s about who knows you.”

✨ In this episode, we’ll discuss:-Transitioning from bedside nursing to a non-clinical role in pharma-What clinical educators actually do (and how it’s different from hospital roles)-Why your nursing skills are more transferable than you think-How to use LinkedIn to grow your network and your career-The power of sharing your goals out loud—and why it matters-Finding better work-life balance outside of shift work

Whether you’re burned out, curious about pharma roles, or just exploring your options beyond the bedside, this episode is full of actionable insight and inspiration.

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Connect with Cameron on Linkedin: http://linkedin.com/in/cameron-cook-mba-bsn-rn

**The views and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the speaker and do not necessarily reflect the views or position of their employer.**

In this episode of Nursing Beyond the Bedside, Dr. Luann Jones shares her bold move from NICU nursing to a leadership role in health tech—and what it really means to redefine your identity outside the hospital walls.

From the cultural shift of leaving the bedside, to building a network that opens unexpected doors, to discovering the freedom (and challenge) of a less rigid work environment—Luann walks us through the mindset shifts that helped her thrive beyond traditional nursing.

✨ We explore:

-How to break into industry and why networking is key-What it’s like to work in a flexible, creative health tech environment-How clinical experience gives nurses an edge in innovation-Why nurses should connect with companies whose products they believe in-How to reimagine your role—and your impact—as a nurse

If you’re wondering how to take the next step in your career—or whether your nursing experience translates to industry—this episode will expand your perspective and give you the tools to start exploring.

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Connect with Luann:Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/luannrjonesEmail: ljones@angeleyehealth.com

**The views and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the speaker and do not necessarily reflect the views or position of their employer.**

What if the next step in your nursing career didn’t have to be forever, but just that — the next step?

In this episode of Nursing Beyond the Bedside, nurse coach and Well and Whole co-founder Stacy Prech shares her powerful journey of burnout, reinvention, and the mindset work that changed everything. From surgical tech to OR nurse to coach and creative entrepreneur, Stacy walks us through the emotional side of career change — and what it really takes to live in alignment with your values.

✨ We explore:

What nurse coaching is (and how to become one)

How to recognize survival patterns that follow you beyond the bedside

Why burnout is often minimized — and how to stop ignoring the signs

The cost of staying in a role that drains you

How to reconnect with your long-term vision and self-worth

If you’re feeling stuck, unsure of what’s next, or afraid to make a move, this episode is your permission slip to explore what else is possible — without needing all the answers first.

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Connect with Stacy: Well & Whole Coaching: www.livewellandwhole.comLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anastasia-prechPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/saraandstacy/Email: hello@livewellandwhole.com

Book a free session with Stacy: https://p.bttr.to/3Yy8ccfFree resource: https://wellandwhole.myflodesk.com/digitalvisionboard