Spanish River Community High School, Countess de Hoernle Theater –5100 Jog Road, Boca Raton – Saturday, August 29, 2026
Deciding you’re ready to become a nurse and that this is the career path for you is the first step in embarking on an exciting, life-changing journey.
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After you’ve been certified and begun working as an EMT, you may be considering how to use your newfound skills and professional credentials to further your career into nursing.
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After all of your hard work in nursing school and clinicals, it’s finally time to start hitting the pavement with your resume and certificate in hand.
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Healthcare centers rely heavily on nurses for efficiency and optimal patient care.
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In virtually any field, there are qualities that make professionals stand out in important and distinguished ways.
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January 2016 starts a new semester at Health Career Institute, and now is the time to start your application for our bachelor degree program, one of our associate degree programs, or one of our diploma programs.
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A clinical nurse leader is a fairly new role within nursing. Typically the role of a clinical nurse leader is to supervise the care of a specific set of patients, as well as the medical unit they work with.
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If you are interested in becoming a nurse midwife, you should choose which educational route you want to go. While you may decide to apply for an Associate of Science in Nursing or a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, it may be helpful to strive for the highest education, which in this case may be a Master of Science in Nursing at a certified midwife school.
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Unfortunately, in this day and age, domestic violence is an issue that some people have to deal with. When domestic violence started to emerge, the focus was on helping victims escape their abusers. As we continue to learn more about the issue, the focus has also expanded to learning how we can help victims of abuse, health services, and housing among other things. Nurses can play an important role in this area.
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Diabetes is a disease that affects the body’s ability to create or consume insulin. Diabetes nurses care for patients who suffer from diabetes by monitoring their blood sugar and other medications, giving nutritional therapy, lessening diabetic nerve damage, and educating patients and families on the proper way to care for someone with diabetes. Nurses who specialize in diabetes need to have extensive knowledge on the body making an Associate of Science in Nursing necessary.
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