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Kathleen Gaines By: Kathleen Gaines
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How to Become a Registered Nurse (RN)

There are a lot of things you need to consider when becoming a nurse: Which degree should you get? Which license? What type of nurse should you become? It can …

Sarah Jividen By: Sarah Jividen
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How to Become a Nurse Navigator

Part One What is a Nurse Navigator? Nurse navigators are patient advocates who ensure that each person receives the highest standard of care from the first consultation and throughout the …

Sarah Jividen By: Sarah Jividen
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How to Get Into Med-Surg Nursing

Part One What is Med-Surg Nursing? Medical-surgical nursing, also known as med-surg nursing, is the largest nursing specialty in the United States. A med-surg nurse is a specific type of …

Nurse.org Staff By: Nurse.org Staff
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How to Become a Registered Nurse (RN)

For anyone who wants a career in healthcare with a lucrative salary, job security, and a variety of career advancement paths, becoming a registered nurse (RN) is a great choice. …

Terri Heimann Oppenheimer By: Terri Heimann Oppenheimer
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How to Become an Oncology Nurse

Part One What is an Oncology Nurse? Oncology nurses care for people of all ages who are diagnosed with cancer. Oncology is a challenging field in which nurses support patients, …

Nurse.org Staff By: Nurse.org Staff
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How to Become a Legal Nurse Consultant (LNC)

If you enjoy medical problem-solving, researching and analyzing information, and working with others, then legal nurse consulting may be for you. Read on to learn about the salary, job description, …

Nurse.org Staff By: Nurse.org Staff
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How to Become a School Nurse

A school nurse works with school-aged children in a school setting. School nurses have a variety of responsibilities both to the students but also faculty and are a vital part …

Nurse.org Staff By: Nurse.org Staff
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How to Become a Critical Care Nurse

Critical care nurses work with patients who are facing life-threatening or potentially life-threatening issues. These vulnerable patients are generally found in hospital intensive care units and step-down units, trauma units …

Nurse.org Staff By: Nurse.org Staff
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How to Become an Infection Control Nurse

Though people tend to think of healthcare practitioners as people who treat and cure disease, Infection Control Nurses work to identify, prevent and control diseases before they can occur or …