Melanie Jade Boulerice

Melanie Jade Boulerice I'm Melanie — registered nurse, entrepreneur, and founder of Nomadic Nurse Network. This page is where faith meets ambition. Faith. Freedom.

13yrs+ Nurse ➡️ Founder
Helping healthcare businesses grow & professionals rise
✝️ Romans 12:2
💌[email protected]
📍Montreal


nomadicnursenetwork.com After 13+ years in emergency and travel nursing, I stopped waiting for permission to build a life that felt like freedom. Now I help nurses and healthcare professionals do the same — through mentorship, business coaching, i

ntegrative health, and honest conversations about what it really takes to reinvent yourself. Where I share the journey of building multiple businesses, navigating career transitions, and trusting God in the spaces between where you are and where you're called to be. If you're a nurse, a healthcare professional, or simply someone who knows they were made for more — you belong here. The courage to build.

📍 Montreal-rooted. Nomadic by design.
🌐 nomadicnursenetwork.com

The jacket made a second act this weekend 💕✨Touch of Pink Party Hosted by Ricardo Charles Daley Kent Austin MALIK | Publ...
09/08/2026

The jacket made a second act this weekend 💕✨

Touch of Pink Party

Hosted by Ricardo Charles Daley Kent Austin MALIK | Public Figure
Vibes by ✌🏾️DJCze Dj Cjaay 🎧
Location Le Fou Fou

Not only an amazing event but for an amazing cause for breast cancer research 🌸

What’s up bullet? 🏎️💨
09/06/2026

What’s up bullet? 🏎️💨

Stress isn't a personality trait. It's a pace you can change.I used to rush everything like my life depended on it. Turn...
09/04/2026

Stress isn't a personality trait. It's a pace you can change.

I used to rush everything like my life depended on it. Turns out I was just choosing chaos on repeat.

Slowing down didn't cost me time, it gave me back my energy.

09/03/2026

I would seek all the right things with the wrong strategies, which led me to not so great outcomes.

We make the mistake to overdo things for others when it's in fact the complete opposite. When we should do more for ourselves to eventually share with others.

People pleasing leads to the perfect storm where eventually, you won't be able to please no one.

The way that I fixed this failing strategy is by refocusing on my needs first to make sure that my cup is filled to GENTLY pour into others. It began with boundary setting, intentional alone time, prayer and rest. And just with this, I managed to not only give my life more purpose and stay focused, but I was able to pour into the people around me the way I should've all along.

Giving without emptying.
Listening with discernment.
Connecting with compassion.

Does this resonate with you. Comment below.

09/02/2026

I couldn’t problem solve quick enough with my math questions in elementary school, then all of a sudden I’m working in an ER, running a business, managing hospitals, teaching.

Basically I chose a career of chronically in the fire pit of problem solving (the 3rd grader in me is shocked).

So I learned how to put theory into the hot seat with practice and started using three rules.

1. Name the problem, not the vibe.
“Everything is falling apart” is not a problem. That’s a mood with a marketing team. “I have no say over my own schedule” — that’s a problem. Problems have solutions. Vibes just have opinions.

2. Sort by what’s actually bleeding.
You cannot fix all of it today. Write down what’s genuinely in your hands, work only that list, and put the rest on the “not today, Satan” pile. It’ll still be there tomorrow. Unfortunately.

3. Make the next decision, not the whole plan.
You don’t need a five-year strategy. You need one phone call before Friday. Clarity comes from movement, not from thinking really hard in your car with the engine off. (I’ve done the parking lot thing. Repeatedly. At some point it stopped being reflection and became a hobby.)

Now the hard things still show up — they just don’t get to pile on top of each other anymore. I make one call, then the next one. And my 3rd grade self is still asking “how did we end up here?”.

You already know how to solve this. You just needed the order of operations.

Psst.. don’t forget to take a break!

Which one are you naming first? 👇

09/02/2026

Call me a donkey 'cause I’ll be resting on the 7th day

“but the seventh day is a Sabbath to the Lord your God. On it you shall not do any work, you, or your son, or your daughter, your male servant, or your female servant, or your livestock, or the sojourner who is within your gates.”
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Exodus‬ ‭20‬:‭10‬ ‭ESV‬‬

But honestly, I take my days off very seriously. Working 3-4 12hr shifts are HEAVY on the body. Sometimes I used to need a full day of doing absolutely nothing just to recover. And in business, it’s a very similar game.

I used to think that the more I do, the more I can get done and the more successful I’ll become, which is FAR from the truth.

Our bodies were never meant to always be in flight or fight mode, but to embrace rest when it comes.

Meeting this standard as a business owner is very challenging for me and I’m sure it can be challenging for you and your lifestyle.

My trick is to schedule it in my calendar that way it has to happen and it’s a non-negotiable. If it’s in my calendar, it’ll prevent me from booking up my time when and where I shouldn’t be.

How do you embrace your rest days?

09/01/2026

Is it scary? Yes, but it doesn’t mean isn’t worth it.
Our minds do everything to protect us from the unfamiliar but let’s say that you’re very familiar with trauma or having a scarcity mindset, is it really protection or simply familiarity?

This doesn’t have to be the reality because the brain doesn’t actually know the difference between what’s true and false with the reality of your circumstances. But with the power of neuroplasticity, we can rewire our brains to a new belief system. And all we have to do is say ‘yes’ to the things that are meant for us and keep us in line with our mission in life.
It may require you to say ‘no’ to the things that sound interesting or good for us, but truthfully, it can be a trap that’s keeping us where we are.

So I challenge you to do ONE thing different that you’ve learned from a previous course, a revelation you caught while reading or vacation. Take that ONE thing and APPLY IT.

It could be as simple as taking a walk for 15-min a day or putting money into a high yield savings account. Pick one thing, ANYTHING.

You have nothing to lose and so much to gain.

08/31/2026

When have you ever heard of an artists 1st work being complete perfection? Barely ever, if ever.

We start, throw away, try again, on repeat until we don't "feel" like it anymore, when it's not about your feelings, it's about your consistency. Showing up time and time again.

The story of Elisha in the Bible brings this concept to life in ‭‭2 Kings‬ ‭13‬:‭18‬-‭19‬ ‭CSB‬‬:

“Then Elisha said, “Take the arrows! ” So he took them. Then Elisha said to the king of Israel, “Strike the ground! ” So he struck the ground three times and stopped. The man of God was angry with him and said, “You should have struck the ground five or six times. Then you would have struck down Aram until you had put an end to them, but now you will strike down Aram only three times.””

Business is all about the risks we take and sometimes you'll see more losses than wins.
We tend to miss the blessing in the lesson of the loss when we are stuck in our emotions.

Yes, there could be a redirection in the plan but it's always for the better. It's to bring you to a place that you're supposed to be.

Not every idea worked but nothing is ever regretted.

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