Registered nurse

The CNL is a master’s-prepared generalist clinician, not an advanced practice nurse, who oversees the care coordination of a distinct group of patients, evaluates patient outcomes, and has the decision-making authority to change care plans when necessary. Educational preparation is graduating at a master entry program entering the workforce as novice nurse, completing nine to twelve months transitional-professional practice period, then move into a unit based clinical leadership roles based on…

doctor, you received a visit from a nurse – on horseback? That’s how the nurses of the Frontier Nursing Service travelled to see their patients. The patients lived in the mountains of eastern Kentucky. A hundred years ago, these communities were far from towns and hospitals. No one had a car, and railroad stations were miles away. When people got sick or had new babies, no doctor was close enough to help. A nurse named Mary Breckinridge had been to Scotland, where nurses used bicycles to visit…

It doesn’t take much to become a nurse if you have the desire to become one. You'll first need to start with doing volunteer work at your hospital to see if it's really what you have in mind. You'll also need a bachelor's degree which is 4 four years, but threes also a couple of programs in nursing that only need an associate's degree. After completing this there are a couple of exams that need to be done for example NCLEX-RN and NCLEX-PN. After passing them you'll be able to obtain your license…

inspiring, modeling, supporting, nurturing, and encouraging nurses (Shapiro & Krause, 2017). This has allowed the hospital to accommodate new nurses, who bring a technologically sophisticated and global perspective into the workplace. Based on this analysis, an improvement in working conditions has helped Johns Hopkins University Hospital to address the challenge of nurse shortage in two ways. First, the health care facility is able to retain nurses who are already employed. Secondly, the…

CNAs. Certification education: These levels are based on their certificate and level of education. The BSNs will have a four year degree. The BSNs will delegate tasks to the LPNs and CNAs. The LPNs will have a two year degree. They will help the nurse with things like passing medications, and doing dressing changes. That way the BSNs can have time to do other cares like assessing and teaching. Those are tasks that the LPN is not able to do. The CNA will take a course that is around four to six…

Keesheland Voltaire I have so much to tell you and I'm not quite sure where to start. As the years went by , many have told me an that I am optimistic , friendly , intelligent, understanding, down to earth, good person. As I learned throughout high school the main key points to a successful high school career is to doing great academically , participating in extra curricular activities , having fun , and involving yourself with positive human beings around pushed me to be better and…

Please include an essay explaining: 1) Reason(s) you qualify for the scholarship. 2) Career goals. 3) Special circumstances, if any, for needing the scholarship I qualify for this scholarship due to my involvement in activities and clubs that promote service to the community which is an important facet of national honor society. I have shown commitment to not only volunteerism, but also to my academics. My desire to continue my education has motivated me to do my best in my academics during…

Adjusting for an employee who is going to be on a leave of absence can be difficult to manage. The nurse manager has approximately eighteen shifts she needs to ensure coverage. One option to fill the vacancies for the 6 week absence of one of the RN’s would be using an agency nurse or per diem. I believe agency nurses are an excellent way to provide coverage. Speaking from experience of working as an agency nurse you do not get caught up in all the politics of the organization. You are able…

Laurie Carls in a physical therapist in the out patient clinic at Lakeland Regional Medial Center. Although, she did not originally start out on the track to becoming a physical therapist; originally, she was working in banking and IT. Laurie did not feel satisfied in the careers field and sought a career with more personal interaction. Eventually, she came to the conclusion that she wanted to peruse her interest in physical therapy. Laurie, went back to school and earned her degree in physical…

Each resident I cared for encouraged me to keep pushing forward from learning from their personal stories, as well as caring from that person medically. Realizing how many people come through a hospital or nursing home has made me desire to become a nurse to provide comfort and care to those in need.…