Angie Milhous

Learn the Essentials of Business

from a Fellow Nurse

My name is Angie Milhous and I became a registered nurse in 1988. Like so many of you, I entered the hospital work force armed with passion, ideals, hope, and ambition. I spent two years in adult med/surg ICU and five years in pediatric intensive care. And then I got tired. I was tired of nights, weekends, and holidays...tired of being exposed to blood borne pathogens and infections...tired of having too little time to actually feel like I was making a difference. So I decided to make a career change.

I have now had a hugely rewarding career in the business world but the transition was not easy. As with any job or any career, to be successful you have to learn the culture, the environment, the etiquette.

I started conducting workshops and speaking in order to teach nurses business skills and techniques. In these workshops, I share my secrets and lessons learned from my own personal journey. Everything from making technology work for you to submitting ideas to senior management...from participating in meetings to managing new projects. I will even teach you what questions to ask in order to accelerate your learning curve and become a sought after resource.

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