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When it comes to career paths, nurses have no shortage of opportunities for advancement. But how do you decide which is right for you? In this guide, we'll be digging …
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To become a nurse in California, the best course of action is to study at a California school. Studying at one of the state’s top schools will prepare you for …
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As nurses, education doesn’t end after passing the NCLEX. Nurses are required by law to have the basic skills needed to save a life, whether they work in a hospice …
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For nurses that want to continue their education and specialize, finding the right school for their advanced practice degree is important - and becoming a pediatric nurse practitioner is no …
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To start or improve your career as a nurse, the most likely place to look is college. Many nurses have degrees, and higher paying positions often require more credentials. However, …
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For nurses, earning your DNP is often the ultimate career goal, leading to a potentially higher salary and more career opportunities. But earning your doctorate degree can seem daunting! It’s …
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There are plenty of reasons to consider a career in nursing. Not only is nursing a rewarding career, but it’s also projected to be one of the safest long-term career …
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Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist is the highest-paid nursing career, with CRNA's earning $167,950 per year, on average. It's also one of the fastest-growing areas of nursing, and one of the …
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In nearly every industry, higher education is often connected with higher pay and employability. Nursing is no exception, and with a national nursing shortage, earning a bachelor of science in …
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While you're required to become a registered nurse (RN) to work as a nurse, some states are also starting to require nurses to have a minimum of a bachelor's of …
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