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The American Heart Association (AHA) was founded in 1924, with a mission to fighting cardiovascular diseases and stroke. The AHA is the oldest and largest organization made up of more than 22.5 million supporters and volunteers working hard to help defeat heart diseases and strokes. In 1997, The American Stroke Association division was created, which dedicates itself to preventing, diagnosing and treating stroke.
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As Health Career Institute continues to expand, so do the courses that are available to prospective students. At this point in time, Health Career Institute offers two diploma programs: Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) – Basic and Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) – Paramedic. The principle goal for an EMT is to administer basic emergency medical attention and transportation for patients in need.
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The National Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) is used to determine that all nurses are fit to work safely and begin their position as an entry level nurse. The NCLEX-RN was created by the National Council, which is made up if 61 board members whose job is to establish procedures and policies regarding nursing licensure.
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Nursing is a field that will never be short of jobs. With technological and medical care advancements, there will always be a need for nurses. A bachelor’s of science in nursing (BSN) will help prepare you for a career in nursing. Once you have your BSN, you can go into almost any specialty within nursing.
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A registered nurse, commonly abbreviated as an RN, is nurse who completes an exam known as the NCLEX-RN exam after taking and completing an accredited nursing degree program.
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If you’re looking for a career with stability, nursing is a great career to go into as it is a rapidly growing field with many opportunities for advancement.
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A bachelor’s of science in nursing (BSN) is a degree that will help train you for a career as a registered nurse. There are several different ways one can go about completing their BSN. Some students decide to go for their associates degree in nursing and gain some work experience. Others may decide to do all four years at once and graduate with their BSN.
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Different BSN programs will have different requirements for what they want in potential candidates. Below is a list of some requirements a majority of BSN degree programs will be looking for.
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So, you just graduated with your bachelor’s of science in nursing (BSN) and you’re not sure what to do next. Lucky for you, there are plenty of careers available that are looking for someone with your degree. Students who have graduated with a BSN have a higher chance of being hired by a company. In fact, a registered nurse with a BSN is qualified for above 80% of nursing related jobs.
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