Showing posts with label Greetings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Greetings. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Saturday, December 29, 2012
Monday, December 24, 2012
Merry Christmas 2012
Here are ten ways for nurses to get over the holiday working blues
1. Be glad you have a stable nursing job. In these trying economic times, you have an income to help pay for basics and also gifts for your loved ones.
2. Give sacrificially to someone less fortunate than you. Work with your children on some small gifts you can take to your patients on Christmas Day. You will be teaching them to give and including them in the blessing that you have of helping others.
3. Plan the pot luck for those working the holiday. Getting festive with your coworkers can be a blast and will remind you that you’re not alone.
4. Shop for the perfect set of Christmas earrings, hat or blinking pin to wear to work. You can be excited to “show it off” and cheer everyone up on the holiday.
5. Set aside special family time around Christmas. If you know you are working Christmas, you may need to consider minimizing time at grandma's house if this is not relaxing for your family. They need special time. As long as you make your time with them intimate and special, they won’t mind that it is the day before or the day after.
6. Get creative and have a surprise gift delivered to your loved ones while you work. They will know that you love them and that you were thinking about them during your nursing shift.
7. Do something special for the group that is working. If you are a manager, leave small gifts or cards with the employee’s names on them telling how much you appreciate them being there on the holiday.
8. Remember it’s just a few hours; it’s not a lifetime. Maybe it means that you were able to spend time with your family at Thanksgiving or on New Years while other nurses worked.
9. Control your feelings by controlling your thoughts. If you are obsessing about how angry or sad you are, you will be angry and sad. Instead, tell yourself working the holiday is an opportunity to show the true spirit of Christmas to your coworkers, family and patients. If you have a positive attitude, happy feelings will follow.
10. Be proud that you work holidays – you care when no one else does. Take this time to rejuvenate yourself with love and kindness for your fellow man. You are a nurse. Be a great one.
Happy Holidays! Christmas is a time for giving and the best gift you could give to humanity is your nursing career. Have a great holiday shift.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Happy Chinese New Year 2012
Gong Xi Fa Cai!
(Mandarin for "Congratulations and be Prosperous!")
Happy Lunar New Year to everyone!
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Octoberfest is Coming
And this Year, its bigger and better!
Get Ready for the Biggest Visual Spectacle of the Year!
Experience the BIGGEST OktoberFest Event in History!
Watch the Biggest Bands and Famous Artists!
AND Enjoy an Awesome, never-before-seen 3D Light and Sound Show Spectacle!
Kick off party will be on September 10 at SM Mall of Asia Concert Grounds!
Other Events* will Follow:
Sept 11 - Paseo De Sta.Rosa, Laguna
Sept 17 - SM Davao
Sept 18 - Robinsons Starmills, Pampanga
Sept 24 - Parkmall, Mandaue Cebu
*Schedules are subject to change without Prior Notice
Check out SAN MIGUEL WEBSITE
To know other Oktoberfest parties schedule and details
Friday, September 3, 2010
53rd Nurses Weeks Celebration
 |
 |
| Registration Fees: |
| P5,200 - Early registration until August 16, 2010 |
| P5,600 - Registration from August 17 to September 30, 2010 |
| P6,000 - Registration from October 1 to October 22, 2010 |
| NOTE: No Registration Onsite. |
| For those who want to attend only on a specific day: |
| P 2,500 is the Registration Fee per day (Inclusive of food and Certificate of Attendance for that specific date but without Kit) |
| For nursing students: |
| Registration fee is P1,800 per day inclusive of Food and Certificate but without Kit. If the student will attend 3 days Convention, the registration fee is P4,800. |
| Where to Register: |
| You may deposit your registration fee through the bank: |
| Banco de Oro, Paco Branch |
| Account Name: Philippine Nurses Association, Inc. |
| Bank Account: Savings Account No. 1650092634 |
| Banco de Oro, Paco Branch, Pedro Gil Street, Paco, Manila |
| Then send your deposit slip to the PNA via facsimile no. (02) 525-1596. |
| Or you may also register personally at the: |
| PNA National Office located at 1663 F.T. Benitez Street, Malate, Manila |
| *** Download PDF Version Convention Poster Call for Abstract and Guidelines for Poster Paper Presentation |
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)