Welcome to Focusing on Young Nurses Initiative (FYNI), where nurses are inspired to become leaders.
FYNI is designed to encourage the nursing students and practicing nurses to have more confidence and hope in their profession while becoming the best they can be in terms of personal, academic and professional development.
Building solid mentorship platforms for young nurses and nursing students
Preserving the hope and the future of nursing profession, and improving the standard of Nursing practice.
Empowering young nurses by providing platforms that afford them the opportunity to utilize their talents and positively impact society and their own lives
Focusing on Young Nurses Initiative (FYNI) is a vision of Professor Adebayo and Professor Prisca Adejumo. The organization is committed to empowering young nurses by providing platforms that facilitate, cultivate and afford them the opportunity to utilize their talents and positively impact their own lives, the lives of the patients and significant others as well as the nursing profession.
FYNI provides leadership and mentorship for younger nurses who are the future of the nursing profession.
The goal of the webinar is to inspire the next generation of nurses and midwives in Nigeria by sharing the stories and journeys of established nurses and midwives who have been in the career for years.
The webinar will be recorded in seasons with each season being 10 episodes long. It will be a bi-monthly webinar involving an experienced (mentor) and a young (mentee) nurse.
Here is the video of the last webinar we held on Leadership & Politics.
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Our online media campaigns use the media’s power to place younger nurses in the spotlight.
We want them, especially young black nurses, to be confident.
We want the world to know that they are out there and they are very proud of their profession and are doing all they can to push the profession forward.
Media campaigns like this one on “Flickr” reveal the faces and the smiles of the young, caring, dedicated and skilled hands of budding nurses who are the profession’s future.
Here are some amazing tips that will inspire young and fresh nurses as they navigate through the nursing profession.
Brief Bio Dr. Bukola Salami was an associate professor at the Faculty of Nursing, University of Alberta. She joined the faculty in January 2014 as
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“At a time when health care is experiencing unparalleled change, skillful mentors can provide stability while facilitating change in a positive and thoughtful manner, contributing
Report Of The Second Edition Of The Twitter Space Series Topic: Mentorship in Nursing: Reality or Mirage 06:00 pm, 28th May 2022 General Information Chief
HAPPY NURSES WEEK FROM ALL OF US AT FYNI And what nursing has to do in either case is to put the patient in the
“Your playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people will not feel insecure around you…”
The Twitter Space started at about 6:15 pm with the co-host, Inem Etuk moderating the session. She introduced the speaker, Prof Prisca Olabisi Adejumo. Thereafter, a short prayer
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When Should Professional Networking Start? Some believe that networking starts outside of school, i.e., when one is done with studies and becomes a registered nurse
FYNI (Focusing on Young Nurse Initiative) is with the intention of reproducing a critical mass of focused younger nursing professionals who will be well poised to take the future in their hands and being mentored by experienced experts in the various fields of nursing endeavours.
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