Real talk on communication, collaboration, and trusting your gut.
Welcome to a special episode of Pulse Check with Archer Nursing! Today, Dr. Morgan Taylor, DNP, CPNP, CCRN, sits down with Dr. Stephen DeMeo, neonatologist and Chief Medical Officer at Archer Review, for a candid conversation about one of the most overlooked—but critical—skills in healthcare: interdisciplinary collaboration.
From awkward first pages to high-stakes gut instincts, this conversation dives into what really happens when nurses and physicians work with each other instead of around each other.
What you’ll hear:
Why new nurses shouldn’t be afraid to speak up
The “nurse gut” and why doctors should listen to it
When a text won’t cut it—choosing the right communication method
The power of structured tools like SBAR + how to use them well
Rapid-fire advice for new grads just starting out
Whether you’re a brand-new nurse or a med student heading into residency, this episode offers practical, judgment-free insights from both sides.
Your role matters. Your voice matters. And when nurses and physicians team up with respect and clarity, patient care gets better—period.
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