Meet Dale Barzey, a Registered Nurse and Midwife of greater than forty-five years. She is married to her teenage love and together they have three children and three grandchildren. Dale has worked in the United Kingdom, the Caribbean, and the USA all of which have provided her with many and varied experiences.
“The goal of the channel is to provide a platform that showcases nurses, provides opportunities for sharing experiences, challenges, inspiration etc. and highlights the many opportunities this profession has to offer.”
Dale Barzey
Dale retired from full time work in 2016. In the fall of 2020, she created a YouTube channel called nursestalking where she has conversations with nurses anywhere in the world and at any stage in their nursing career from students to retirees.
I love that she is making space for perspectives from intergenerational, international, and all specialties of nursing!
Dale is currently collaborating with more than twenty nurses in the USA and several other countries on a book entitled “Letters to a Future Nurse” and may be contacted via: nursestalking@gmail.com.
Check Out these 5 NursesTalking Interviews
Learn how and why these individuals became nurses, some challenges they faced, ideas they have, and visions for the profession and healthcare! (And subscribe!)
Gwendolyn Woody is a nurse entrepreneur who is contracting with USA businesses and government to increase wellness. She has a lot of energy and wisdom to share!
Jennifferre Mancillas & Anthony Scarpone Lambert have a unique product to help nurses and it is lighting up in big ways!
Ms. Meryl Fury, MSN RN is passionately paving the way with for profit and non profit businesses on health education and plant-based nutrition. She has some great reasonings when it comes to affording healthy diets!
Josephine Amoah talks with Dale about racism, mentoring, empathy, burnout, and her book, “How to be a Great Nurse – 15 Characteristics Needed by the Modern Nurse“!
Jacqui O’Connor talks about experiencing PTSD after many years of nursing and her path to supporting nurses as a coach, being an empath, and developing her business, Heart Place Hospital.
I’m glad to have nursestalking on my radar and think nursing students, potential nursing students, allied healthcare professionals, and consumers will enjoy hearing these nurse voices! (And I had a great conversation with Dale too!)
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To be included in a blog post written by the very insightful Beth Boynton is both uplifting and humbling. Beth, thank you so very much for capturing my vision for nursestalking and for highlighting some of these very special nurses in your blog. Blessings…Dale.
Thanks, Dale. My pleasure to help in your mission of getting nurses talking and making their wise voices heard…and it is an honor to help. Take care, Beth