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    Nursing Education

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    Nursing programs offer excellent trainings to become a nurse. Those trainings are well recognized by hospital and health care facilities in the same area. Staff will tell you what they know about the degree of education you received, for sure, depending on the college or university you have graduated from. But, what excellent program means to them? Having a vast amount of knowledge on physiological responses and doing a thoroughly head to toe assessment do not create a person able to deal with a…

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    Nursing Education History

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    20 Facts about Chamberlain’s Nurse Practitioner Program Similar to other health care specialties, when it comes to a career in nursing, gaining a quality post-secondary education is integral to an individual’s ability to maintain accurate knowledge relevant to patient care, understand a broader scope of practice, and demonstrate commitment to the nursing profession. Even employers emphasize the significance of higher education in nursing. Top nursing employers such as the Veteran’s…

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    years to come it will also increase the “health care to individuals, families, and communities.” By increasing these factors this will allow more job oppurtnities for new Nurses “in a wide range of settings” after “completing 4-year program with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.” (Registered…

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    Diversity In Nursing

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    If one is not fond of biology, math, anatomy and physiology, then they may struggle in achieving a bachelor 's degree of science in nursing or even an associate 's degree. With the joy that comes in bringing a patient back health, nurses are unfortunately exposed to so many germs and viruses in the setting in which they work. Also nurse are almost always…

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    the best option because the graduates of these programs can work in hospitals or nursing homes which allow them to earn enough money to help their families, even when they do not provide the advancement opportunities of a bachelor degree. Anyways, they usually obtain this bachelor program online latter on while they are already working as…

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    Throughout my whole childhood I always dreamed of what kind of job I would have when I grew up. My goals changed almost daily, from astronaut to ballerina to actress. Although I am now grown and have a better idea of what I want to do I’m still not entirely sure what job is right for me. After taking the Focus 2 assignment I found out a lot about myself and that I was on the right track to my career goals, and that I have the skills to make my goal a reality. Also, I learned about what kind of…

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    The health care field has a wide variety of jobs in hospitals. Registered nurses and patient care technicians are a few of the vital staff members who assist in the quality care for the patients. They work together as a team which makes them proficient in the care given. There are similarities between these two jobs, but they also have different duties which each play a role to complete the patient’s necessities. Registered nurses are required to complete a two or four-year degree program which…

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    as well as job openings close to where I currently live. The career outlook and a typical day on the job summary encouraged me even more to become a neonatal nurse. In order to become a neonatal nurse, a person must be a Registered Nurse with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree. There are typically a few certifications that need to be filled as well. The person must be certified in Neonatal Resuscitation and Neonatal Intensive Care Nursing. There are many schools that offer the degree…

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    Registered Nurse Transition

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    Transitioning from a student to a practicing nurse is a confusing stressful experience. This transition from a student nurse to registered nurse is an essential goal; it involves a journey of discovery while preparing and adjusting for first year practice. However, there is a great proportion of new graduate nurses who change or leave their working positions a few months after being employed due to the challenges faced during the transition year. Therefore, the aim of this paper is to showcase…

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    The Life of Becoming a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner A Pediatric Nurse Practitioner is a challenging but extremely rewarding career, not only do they care for infants but also care for children and young adults. They play a special role in each one of the children's life from a young age. A Pediatric Nurse Practitioner is known as a graduate level nursing education, clinical training then Master’s graduate, which they are able to care for an age range of newborn to twenty one years of age. The…

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