8 Nurses You Should Follow On Social Media

Nurses have always been our everyday heroes but now more than ever we recognize how hard nurses have been working to keep their patients safe.

During National Nurses’ Week, we are giving thanks and appreciation to our nurses who continue to work hard during this uncertain time and keep us safe in hospitals across the country.

There are heroic nurses who are sharing their stories and lives on Instagram, and we rounded up some of our favorite nurse accounts.

10 of Our Favorite Nurse Influencers

1. Danielle LeVeck, @nurseabnormalities

@nurseabnormalities is an ICU nurse for Cardiac Surgery in intensive care. Through her Instagram and blog, Danielle is able to showcase how she would love to have all health care professionals and nurses work together to give their patients the best care. She also shares her tips for nursing students, gives “nurspiration”, and more. Dani recently wrote a blog on “The Best Gifts for Nurses,” in case you want to give something to your local hard-working nurses!

2. Diane Kristine, @_dianekristine

@_dianekristine is a new graduate nurse in the Progressive Care Unit. Diane is full of stories and advice, including her prevalent story of being diagnosed with coronavirus while working. Diane shares her symptoms, her emotions towards COVID-19, and everything in between. It takes courage and bravery to share such a story, and as a reader you will learn more than just the facts from Diane like the selflessness and courage it takes to be a nurse.

3. Blake, @nurse.blake

@nurse.blake brings the comedy when it comes to being a nurse. His Instagram includes a variety of relatable and humorous content for nurses. From “types of nurses at potlucks” to “holiday songs for nurses” to “types of nursing students”, Blake truly covers all the bases. Blake currently has over 631k followers on Instagram and deeply cares about them. Because of this, he continues to grow his content and is coming out with a website soon!

4. Nouha, @futurenp_

@futurenp_ is an ER nurse. Nouha shares all sorts of tips and tricks with her fellow followers such as how to use your stethoscope with your hijab. In addition to her informative nursing posts, Nouha shares her triumphs and struggles with COVID-19. In Nouha’s spare time, she loves to cook and loves sharing her recipes with her followers to break up her other content.

5. Wali Khan, @wali_khann

@wali_khann is a Trauma Resuscitation and Trauma nurse. Through Wali’s Instagram posts, he is open to share stories and answer any questions his followers may have for him. Wali has multiple Instagram stories dedicated to answering a variety of questions. Wali has also spoken up about his experiences working in the hospital during COVID-19 and why people should stay at home. Wali also did a very heartfelt post to new nursing graduates.

6. Tiffany, @tiffanynicho

@tiffanynicho is a medical-surgical travel nurse by occupation. While working on the frontlines of COVID-19, Tiffany is still keeping her blog and posts up to date. Her posts are full of nursing as well as beauty and travel. Tiffany has also recently spoken about Nurses Week and what it means to celebrate this holiday this year. Tiffany said specifically in her post, “If you have any nurse in your life, I encourage you to love on them extra hard and show them how much you appreciate them this week.”

7. Ashley Adkins, @ashleyadkinsrn

@ashleyadkinsrn and an ICU nurse as well! Ashley portrays her positivity through her Instagram and YouTube channel. You will hear tips, stories, and more through these videos and posts, and her personality is radiant throughout.

8. Jean, @_nursejean_

@_nursejean_ is an Emergency Room and Trauma nurse as well as the founder of “ScrubAddict™ Medical Apparel.” In addition, Jean also currently holds virtual workshops with fellow nurse entrepreneurs on the details to launch a scrubs business. Jean shines in the medical field while thanking everyone that has helped her along the way, especially during COVID-19. Jean dedicated an Instagram post thanking her fellow nurses and the companies that supply masks and face shields. We thank you Jean, for everything you are doing for us every day!

Thank you to our nurses today and every day

Each day, nurses work tirelessly to ensure the safety and health of everyone around them.

Nurses continue to be dedicated to their work and to their patients, and the RxSaver team is so beyond thankful for you all. RxSaver appreciates you today and every day.