49 Unique Nursing School Graduation Gifts

For a subtle reminder throughout their day, this inexpensive key ring brings to mind the difference they are making in patients' lives. It comes in five variations with charms ranging from hearts and stethoscopes to face masks and nurse hats.

Listen, sometimes the most personal gift is one they can get themselves. So, fill up an on-theme Amazon gift card with any amount you want, and they can get something they really need.

Hey, they worked hard for that degree, so it should be displayed proudly. Although inexpensive, the frame is so sophisticated, with the gold border adding a nice touch.

In one Reddit thread, nurses were saying they need all the pens. This set of 2 is actually pretty special, because it also features an LED light. "Nursing necessity! Use mine every shift. Works well," one Amazon reviewer wrote.

Available in sizes up to 5XL, he can throw on this jacket over his scrubs on chillier days. It has plenty of pockets to hold all of his supplies.

Many Amazon reviewers who are nurses said this light-up clip is ideal for those on the night shift who don't want to disturb patients when they are sleeping by turning on the light.

Honestly, anyone would benefit from this charger, which is a top-seller year after year. It's really compact, so it can fit anywhere, and is lightweight so it won't drag down their pockets.

Working in healthcare can have its ups and downs. On the days when they need a pick me up, they can pull out these positive affirmations to remind them of why they entered the field to begin with. You can either add your own personal words of encouragement to the cards, or allow them to speak for themselves.

Their feet hurt. Their back hurts. Their legs hurt. Everything hurts after a long shift. But this deep tissue massage gun can help. It comes with 10 different heads to sooth their aches and pains.

Help them start their day off on the right foot with a really good cup of coffee. Amazon reviewers say it's rich and strong, exactly what they need to get them through.

When looking on Reddit, many nurses said that food was a great gift idea. So outfit them with 50 snacks that they can easily grab on their way out.

They can never have too many pairs of socks. This set is especially fun as each pair features stethoscopes, prescriptions, first aid kits and other nursing essentials.

For those late night shifts, they'll want the convenience of espresso on demand. This portable machine will do just the trick, producing a nice caffeinated shot and saving them a trip to the coffee shop.

If they have to wear studs to work, they might as well be these super cute sterling silver stethoscopes. The gemstones come in several colors, including all birthstones. Reviewers also noted that they are small and comfortable to wear all day long.

Choose from more than 10 tumbler colors before personalizing it with their name. The copper vacuum insulation will keep drinks cold for 24 hours and their liquids hot for 12.

Give their stethoscope some love with a personalized tag engraved with their name, initials, birth year or graduation date. The accessory is made from high-quality copper and is described as being lightweight, hypoallergenic and easy to polish with soapy water.

Perfect for their office desk, mantel or coffee table, this acrylic centerpiece features encouraging words that'll motivate them to start and end their day on a positive note: "She believed she could, so she worked her ass off, and she did!" It's a gift she can appreciate forever.

Your RN can enjoy their morning cup of Joe with their "before patients" mug and delicious sips of wine in their "after patients" glass when winding down at home. It's an under $30 gift for wine and coffee lovers alike.

Featuring a cute graphic on its front, this versatile pouch can store various items. They can use it as a makeup bag, pencil case, you name it.

Co-authors Kay Kennedy, Lucy Leclerc and Susan P. Campis are experienced RNs, executives and leaders sharing this journal for nurses to focus on self-care and reflection. The journal covers a period of six months and is written in SBAR format — a framework for communication common between healthcare professionals.