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Phlebotomy, the practice of drawing blood from a vein, is a proficiency that all nurses need to learn. While not commonly taught in nursing school programs, many recommend that nursing …
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Nearly 1.4 million certified nursing assistants (CNAs) are working in the US. These vital patient care providers are the backbone of the American healthcare system. And with a short certification …
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Listing your RN certifications and credentials correctly on your resume is vital. But which is the appropriate acronym to use? Never fear. Nurse.org has compiled an alphabetical list of 183 …
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Shopping online for the best nurse scrubs is no easy task. That’s why we asked our online nursing community of over 120,000 nurses to vote on the best scrubs for …
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A Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, also known as a Psychiatric Mental-Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP), is an advanced nursing role that requires a Masters's or Doctorate degree. This career depends on a …
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Can a Nurse Become a Doctor? Nurses and doctors are both essential parts of the healthcare field and work together closely to ensure that patients receive the best possible care. …
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A head-to-toe assessment is a physical examination or health assessment, and it is one of the many important components of understanding a patient’s needs and problems. This assessment is performed …
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If you’re looking to become a nurse but have bad grades or a low grade point average (GPA), you may be concerned about getting into nursing school. Nursing school admissions …
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Expert Reviewed by: Amanda Guarniere, NP, Founder of the Resume RX With the growing competition for the best nursing jobs, a vague, uninspiring nursing resume just won't cut it. The …
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To become a nurse in California, the best course of action is to study at a California school. Studying at one of the state’s top schools will prepare you for …
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