Courage Under Pressure: Navigating Right and Wrong Without Losing Your Job

In today’s powerful and deeply personal episode, Suzi Eichinger, RN, brings decades of nursing experience and spiritual insight to the table as she explores moral courage in nursing. Suzi unpacks what it means to do what’s right—even when it's risky—and offers strategies for navigating ethical dilemmas without sacrificing your job or your integrity.
This episode covers:
• The balance between conscience and compliance in today's pressured healthcare landscape
• La Red Foundation’s Kingdom principles on morality and character
• Personal and professional stories of resistance, retaliation, and redemption
• What research says about whistleblowing, personality traits, and moral courage in nurses
• Quiet resistance as a valid and powerful form of advocacy
• The importance of tone, delivery, and emotional intelligence when confronting wrongs
• Biblical wisdom from Galatians 5 and Ephesians 6 to spiritually equip nurses for tough decisions
• Practical steps for ethical reflection, self-assessment, and sustaining impact

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Email: suzieichinger@proton.me