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By Beth Boynton, RN, MS Did you know that emotional intelligence (EI) can advance your nursing career? Your emotional quotient (EQ) measures how you read and respond to your emotions …
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Nurse.org ranked the best hospitals in Washington state for nurses to work for based on nurse's ratings and reviews. 1. EvergreenHealth Medical Center Average Rating 4.7Recommended 100% "Great teamwork with …
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Nurse.org ranked the best hospitals in Arizona state for nurses to work for based on nurse's ratings and reviews. 1. Phoenix Children's Hospital Average Rating 4.6Recommended 96% "Management is awesome …
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Nurse.org ranked the best hospitals in Colorado state for nurses to work for based on nurses' ratings and reviews. 1. Children’s Hospital Colorado Average Rating 4.5Recommended 100% *Magnet Hospital “Great …
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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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Part One What Is a Trauma Nurse? Trauma nurses care for people with critical, often life-threatening injuries. They are some of the first responders of the emergency department (ED) team …
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After all the hard work of nursing school, cramming for the NCLEX, and sending out countless resumes, you've finally secured an interview. So now what? Just show up and win …
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Nurse.org analyzed 1,579 surveys of nurses from 130 hospitals in Georgia to rank the best hospitals to work for in the state of Georgia. 1. Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at …
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Nurse.org analyzed 1,502 surveys of nurses from 169 hospitals in Illinois to rank the best hospitals to work for in the state of Illinois. 1. Rush University Medical Center Chicago, …
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We've all been there. Your throat feels like you swallowed a bag of razor blades, your head feels like someone's squeezing the back of your eyeballs, and you're so weak …
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