
Serenity Mirabito, MSN, RN, OCN
Serenity Mirabito MSN, RN, OCN is an oncology health writer and blogger. As a certified oncology nurse with a master's degree, her years of experience allow her to write with a relatable and humorous flair. Serenity is a strong advocate for oncology nurses everywhere so don't be surprised if you hear your own story in hers. You're welcome to reach out to Serenity by emailing her at nursewriter@serenitynowhealthwriter.com or visit her website at https://serenitynowhealthwriter.com/.
Articles
Top Executives Vow to Improve Health Disparities among Patients with Multiple Myeloma
December 20, 2021
Article
Oncology nurses are often the main point of contact for newly diagnosed patients with cancer. We have the opportunity to ensure that each person starts their journey with equality and equity on their side.
Ramifications of Lying on a Religious Exemption Form for COVID-19 Vaccinations
November 15, 2021
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As nurses around the country weigh their professional options, some wonder if the answer resides in telling a white lie. But every choice has a consequence. What are the ramifications of lying on a religious exemption form?
Three Easy and Inexpensive Steps to Becoming a Nurse Entrepreneur
October 29, 2021
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Becoming a nurse entrepreneur can be a surprisingly easy and sometimes affordable option that most nurses never consider.
Unique Methods Help Patients ‘See’ Their Way to Well-Being During Cancer Treatment
October 21, 2021
Article
Rather than encouraging patients to acknowledge their sickness, it’s more valuable to have them recognize their wellness.
Beauty and the Beast: The Two Faces of Nurse Preceptors
October 08, 2021
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Nursing students sometimes face surprising hostility from nurse preceptors, explains contributor, Serenity Mirabito. However, the best nurse preceptors operate as agents for good by training and fostering the enthusiasm of young nursing students.
Opinion: Nurses Need to Stop Disclosing Their Vaccination Status to Patients
September 30, 2021
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An oncology nurse with over 20 years of experience ponders the necessity of professional privacy in the workplace -particularly in light of COVID-19 vaccinations.