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There are so many ways to become a nurse and even more pathways to advancing your nursing education. From entry-level vocational nurse programs to a Ph.D. in Nursing, degrees in …
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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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When it comes to places to enjoy a long nursing career, it’s tough to beat Arizona. With some of the hottest temperatures around the year and plenty of affordable housing, …
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Pennsylvania is home to some of the oldest cities in the nation. The state is full of history, famous buildings, and institutions, including world-renowned colleges and universities. While a Bachelor’s …
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The number of opportunities available to nurses can leave many uncertain about how to best advance their careers. Should you earn an advanced degree? Which one? Is a master's in …
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Choosing between an MSN vs DNP largely depends on your ultimate career goals — here’s a guide to help you decide which degree is right for you. If you’re a …
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In the past, becoming a registered nurse (RN) was more than enough to enjoy a successful nursing career. While nurses must still be RNs today, many hospitals are requiring nurses …
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While the desert is hardly the place you'd expect to find a career, nurses in Nevada receive excellent pay and work in both rural and urban areas. While all you …
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The average salary for a Registered Nurse is $71,730, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). And although the BLS does not actually differentiate between salaries for RNs who …
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Anyone looking to become a registered nurse (RN) has two options: complete an associate degree in nursing (ADN) or a bachelor of science in nursing (BSN). However, many healthcare facilities …
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