Cherokee Uniforms, has what we at Nurses Station think is a terrific award program. Cherokee Uniform’s “Inspired Comfort Award” recognizes nurses and other non-physician healthcare professionals who demonstrate exceptional service, sacrifice and innovation, and have a positive impact on the lives of others. This is the 5th year that the leading designer and manufacturer of healthcare apparel and scrubs has honored inspirational caregivers. The Cherokee Inspired Comfort Award reaches nationwide. Nurses Station salutes Cherokee Uniforms for celebrating these healthcare professionals.

Click here to see the list of 2007 Cherokee Inspired Comfort Award recipients and to read their stories of inspiration.

If you would like to nominate a nurse or other non-physician healthcare professional for the 2008 Cherokee Inspired Comfort Award, click here.

Nurses Station is dedicated to offering nurses and other healthcare professionals quality scrubs at an affordable price. To ensure that we are offering the scrubs that healthcare professionals like best, we have created a brief survey. Help us provide you with the lines of scrubs that you are looking for by filling out our survey. We will add styles, brands and sizes to our scrubs collection based on your answers.

Click here to take the survey. Thank you for helping us help you!

Nurses Station invites you to participate in a survey about scrubs. This questionnaire will only take a few moments of your time, and will help us provide you with the scrubs you are looking for.

Should you take this survey, we will not sell the data collected and we will not contact you.

Thanks for your help! Click here to take the survey.

I came across a nursing video on YouTube and thought it was something that our readers would enjoy. The clip is called Angels on Earth, Part 1. It’s a short clip but the message is powerful. It demonstrates the incredible role nurses play in providing help, hope and miracles to the tiniest patients and their families.

Nurses Station says “caps off and heartfelt thanks to all NICU nurses.”

Nurses Station is looking for guest bloggers. Are you a nurse with stories to share, opinions and ideas on the nursing and the health care profession and a desire to be heard? If you are interested in becoming a voice for Nurses Station or a regular contributing member to our blog posts, please submit inquiries by using our Contact Us form.

Please include the following information:

• How many years have you been a nurse?
• What degree in nursing do you hold?

We look forward to hearing from you.