The Nurse Collective

Collaboration over competition. Pull up a chair.

A free, global community of nurses. Every week we meet live to talk honestly about the job, the strain and what actually helps, led by people who've done the shifts.

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Today: leadership, moral injury and what helps
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Mark Carter, RN, founder of MACH Health

When nurses fall silent, systems speak for them.

Mark Carter, RN · Founder, MACH Health®
What happens here

Real talk. From nurses, for nurses.

Not a lecture. Not a webinar with a sales pitch at the end. A room where nurses listen, reflect, challenge and contribute.

Two people deep in conversation

Conversations that matter

Live sessions with nurses and trusted experts, grounded in lived experience, not theory.

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Nurse-led insight

Practical perspectives on wellbeing, leadership, moral injury, identity and system change.

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An open community

Every role, every specialty, every country. Come to listen, or come to speak.

The Live Series

Conversations with nursing voices from around the world.

Nurse Collective Live Series with Kim Maurer

Kim Maurer

Unapologetically You Collective

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How to join

Three steps. No cost. No catch.

  1. 1

    Join a group

    Our Facebook and LinkedIn groups are where sessions, speakers and updates are posted.

  2. 2

    Pick a session

    New sessions and topics are posted in the groups first. Pick one that speaks to you. Sessions run live on Zoom.

Why it matters to us

What we hear here shapes what we build.

The Collective is where MACH Health® listens. The honest conversations nurses have here inform how we build tools that protect nurses' health on shift.

See what we're building for nurses

The kinds of questions nurses bring

  • "How do I lead a team that's running on empty?"
  • "Is it just me, or is this getting harder?"
  • "How do I speak up without burning out?"

Your voice belongs in the room.

The best conversations here start with one nurse saying "me too".