Career questions tagged registered-nurses
The role of a nurse is a core role within a hospital. A nurse will care for patients, ensure doctors are prepared, and communicate with families. There are over 100 different roles for a Nurse. For more information, please read below. Read more Show less
What advice could you give me to achieve my goal of becoming a trauma nurse. #spring23
How was it getting to where you are now, Were the work hours hard?
What are the hardships and triumphs of working your way up to being a Nurse?
How was it getting to where you are now, Were the work hours hard?
What are things you like about being a nurse?
Hello, My name is Raul. I'm a student and would love to know what is liked about being a nurse, thank you.
What are one of your typical workdays like?
I want to know something that I haven't before
How did you combat imposter syndrome as a new-graduate nurse? #spring23
I am a senior nursing student in the BSN program at CSUSB and I look forward to my rotation in the critical care unit. ICU/Critical care has been an area of interest coming into the nursing arena, however I appreciate it’s rigorous training, being a specialty field, and therefore feeling of being inadequate may lurk. This however does not deter my goal of beginning my career in this field, thus allowing myself to learn and absorb from nurses/experts of this esteemed profession. #spring23
What are the most important values one can take from nursing into their own lives? #Spring23
What are the core values as a nurse? How do those values play a role in furthering yourself as a human being? Are there any practices or procedures in nursing or the Healthcare system that we can translate into our daily lifestyle?
What's the biggest difference between registered nurse and Medical assistant?
A registered nurse and Medical assistant
What does a workday as a registered nurse generally look like?
I am currently trying to become an RN and I want to learn more about the job. Thank you!
What are the benefits of going to a community college for nursing?
I'm a 12th grader going into BMCC to start my nursing course, for those who have also attended community colleges and went into nursing what was it like?
1. How stressful is it to see people at their worst? Is it hard to separate those emotions in your everyday life? 2. What are some tips you would give to your past self that would have helped you grow faster to get to your position? 3. What do you feel was the best form of studying to pass your test?
Im looking at becoming a Registered Nurse and then hopefully going into the field as a Critical Care Nurse.
Are you a Registered Nurse?
Hello! My name is Caeden and I am a current high school student. I'm conducting an interview with any professional in the Emergency Room Nursing field for a Foundations in Health Science Class project about careers! I have created a total of 13 questions. Comment on this post, answering all 13 questions to be apart of my assignment.? 1. What profession did you choose and why? 2. How many years of college did you need to go through? 3. What jobs did you work before you landed your present professional job? 4. How can I decide if I should earn a Ph.D. in this field? 5. Were you in a college program? 6. Did you have to pivot and go back to school at a later date? 7. Did you shadow another professional in the field? 8. Did you join any school clubs related to your current profession? 9. Was there a particular subject you struggled with during your school years? 10. What skill sets did you learn or gain while pursuing your career? 11. What motivated you to keep going with this career when things got tough? 12. On a scale from 1-10, how stressful is it to be an ER Registered Nurse? 13. Do you recommend internships for this pathway?
1) How do you remember so many different types of medicines and diseases as a Nurse Practitioner?
I am currently working on a CTE project for my Foundations in Health Science class in high school about careers. I have 13 questions, including the one above and would like responses from any Nurse Practitioner professional to help with this project. 2) Why did you choose this profession? 3) How many years of college did you need to go through? What courses did you need to take? 4) What jobs did you work before you landed your present professional job? 5) How can I decide if I should earn a Ph.D. in this field? 6) What benefits are there that come with becoming an NP? 7) Did you have to pivot and go back to school at a later date? 8) Did you shadow another professional in the field? 9) Did you join any school clubs related to your current profession? Were you in a college program? 10) Was there a particular subject you struggled with during your school years? 11) What skill sets did you learn or gain while pursuing your career? 12) Is it easy for you to balance your work life and your social life? 13) Would you recommend going through any experiences prior to becoming an NP to make the job easier?
What are three important things I should know about registered nurse work like, working conditions, typical schedule, rewards, and challenges including those for people new to the job?
What are three important things I should know about this job like, working conditions, typical schedule, rewards, and challenges including those for people new to the job?
What steps would you recommend I take in order to prepare to enter the medical field?
I would love to know what steps would you recommend I take to prepare to enter this field.
Asking Nurse Anaesthetists Questions. Please answer each question, thank you
Hello! My name is Jaydon and I am a current high school student. I'm conducting an interview with any professional in the Medical and Legal field for a Foundations in Health Science Class project about careers! I have created a total of 13 questions. Comment on this post, answering all 13 questions to be a part of my assignment. This set is to be designed for Nurse Anaesthetists to answer. 1. Why was this the profession you choose? 2. How many years of college did you need to go through? 3. What jobs did you work before you landed your present professional job? 4. How can I decide if I should earn a PhD in this field? 5. Were you in a college program? If so what kinds? 6. Did you have to pivot and go back to school at a later date? 7. Did you shadow another professional in the field? 8. Did you join any school clubs related to your current profession? 9. Was there a particular subject you struggled with during your school years? 10. What skill sets did you learn or gain while pursuing your career? 11. Were you at all doubtful of if you made the right choice? 12. Does your job prefer having a certain group of people compared to others? 13. Is it worth it if you want to help people to get into this career?
Did you have any trouble getting into this career field? What are your personal pros and cons?
Did you come across any problems getting into being a neonatal nurse? What are the pros and cons of being a neonatal nurse?
What are some health benefits How often do you get paid? ?
Are there good health benefits to being a neonatal nurse? When do you get paid for does it depend where you work?
When did you start How much does the training/education cost? ?
How much was the cost of the training and schools. Also when did you Strat working in the field, did a take a long time to find a job for Neonatal?
Was this career your first option? Do you ever get stressed/bored of your job?
9th grade, did you always want to do this job and did you like this job a lot, Was it harder than you thought or easier
What is the path on becoming a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner?
Do I need to become a registered nurse first? or what do I need to do
Nurses, What is the best advice you got in high school that has stuck with you?
I hace almost finished my first year of high school and I am taking college course through dual enrollment with a nearby community college. This year has been stressful and I am struggling to stay motivated.
What was the most difficult part about becoming a registered nurse ?
It could be related to any sense
Does one absolutely need to be good under pressure and stress to be a pediatric nurse? If so, is it possible to improve how you handle pressure?
I am absolutely in love with working with children, as I have a part time job after school at an elementary school. I know that this is what I should do with my life. But, I have always been set on nursing and I am also totally in love with that. Pediatric nursing seems like the absolute perfect job for me and I feel so much excitement for this career. But, I am not very good under stressful situations and I can't handle gross things all that well. Should I consider another career path? Or is it possible for me to improve both of these obstacles?
How Can An Early College Education Benefit Me In My Path To Becoming A Registered Nurse?
I am a sophomore student at the Clint ISD Early College Academy, and I am currently taking both AP Classes and Community College Classes, and I have always been wondering how all these classes and credits will be able to benefit me once I graduate and go to college. For those who don't know, an early college student is a high school student who takes some college classes & AP courses to obtain an associate's degree & high school diploma after their senior year.
What is It like being an International Travel Nurse?
How do you get into this field? Can you practice any nursing specialty and go into this field? Competitiveness and average job salary? Any other general advice?