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You can become a nurse with either an ASN or a BSN degree. Both of these degrees prepare you for an entry-level career in nursing. There are a few key differences between these two nursing degrees, though.
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The future of nursing is now. We have entered 2019, and the nursing field is growing to accommodate for the changing needs of patients.
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Career fairs seemed to be fading out a few years ago, but the career fair has been making a comeback.
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Becoming a nurse opens the door to multiple possibilities. Nurses work in clinics, hospices, schools, the military, emergency rooms, maternity wards, long-term care facilities, and so much more. There are many specializations for nurses, too.
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Registered Nurses (RNs) play a vital role in health care. Patients interact with nurses more often than they may interact with their doctors, and skilled and compassionate nurses provide the quality care that patients need.
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A career in nursing offers many different possibilities. Registered Nurses can work their way up the ladder to become a Nursing Manager. After years of being a nurse, the Nursing Manager position may be the natural progression in your career.
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Once you have decided to become a nurse, the next step is to apply to a nursing school. Nursing schools have specific requirements for enrollment, and it is a good idea to be prepared for all of them prior to applying to the program.
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Night nurses work the overnight shift at the hospital. They may come in as early as 8:00 PM the night before and work until 7:00 AM the next day.
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Nurses are in high demand. Hospitals need nurses to help with the influx of patients, and clinics need nurses to work with patients.
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Sometimes we forget that healthcare is more than a job or a career. The word “care” is right in the name. Nursing was established to provide individualized and personal care to patients in the hospital and clinic. People spend more time with nurses than they do with any other medical professional.
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