IU Health is extremely committed to supporting new nurses who join our teams, so they feel prepared and confident to care for our patients. In this conversation, hear from Tim Grino, who is a Nursing Professional Development Specialist and Nurse Residency Program Coordinator at IU Health, about the evidence-based approach our hospitals use when welcoming nurses onto the team.

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IU Health Methodist/University hospitals have achieved five Magnet designations, which is a truly incredible accomplishment. This was not achieved by accident. It's a direct result of team members' commitment to nursing excellence, each and every day. To speak more about Magnet, dispel some common misconceptions, and share some examples of this everyday nursing excellence at our hospitals, I've invited two clinical nurses to join me for this video: Denise Kerley, a nurse on MICU, and Mitch Kasznia, a nurse on 5N.

Note: This podcast was originally distributed as a video among IU Health nursing team members.

Whitley Fallis is an assistant nurse manager at IU Health University Hospital, and a Nursing Professional Governance chair. This year, IU Health nurses in NPG have been focusing on an important topic: Accountability. Accountability may have a somewhat negative connotation, but as Whitley discusses in this episode, it’s really a positive attribute. Learn more about how NPG is approaching this work, and how nurses are embracing decision-making authority. Note: This podcast was originally distributed to IU Health nursing team members in August 2025.