Career questions tagged registered-nursing
Does working as a Registered Nurse make sense financially in this economy ?
Future RN 🥰
What is most satisfying about working as a nurse ?
Interested in attending school for nursing
For being a nurse (RN) specifically, what high school classes or certifications should I take/get now to be better prepared for the future?
High school Sophmore
Can you share insights into the typical daily responsibilities and challenges of a registered nurse, and how these may vary in different healthcare settings or specialties?
I'm currently enrolled in trade school, pursuing a career in healthcare to become a Registered Nurse. I am particularly interested in gaining insights from experienced Registered Nurses to better understand the nuances of the profession.
How can I study in Harvard online nursing degree?
I am a freshmen in nursing school and I am 20 year's old I want to study in Harvard
How can I apply for marster in nursing school in harvard ?
Im Souha I'm freshmen in nursing school in Tunisia and I want to persue my education in Harvard
Am I still able to get a BSN even if I've already chosen a different major to get my bachelors degree in, or is it too late?
I've decided to aim to be a psychiatric nurse practitioner, but I chose psychology as my major and I am scared I cannot become a nurse because of this.
Hello. I am interested in nursing. What is the best school for nursing Does it require a special test to be admitted to a nursing school? Is Gordon State College a good school for nurses?
Are there any special test to be admitted to nursing school? Is it hard to be admitted to a nursing school?
what is the salary, schedule, education requirements from a midwife nurse and and obstetrician?
what is the salary, schedule, education requirements from a midwife nurse and and obstetrician?
Which nursing department makes people feel the most good about themselves?
nicu, icu, emergency, labor & delivery, etc
Is it possible to become a nurse through a technical school?
Some technical schools in my area offer 2 year nursing programs, but I'm confused on if I should attend a university that offers nursing classes, a technical school that offers nursing classes, or an actual nursing school??
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!
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?
What was the most difficult part about becoming a registered nurse ?
It could be related to any sense
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.
Is it detrimental to my career if I get my nursing degree through a community college?
I am interested in getting a bachelors in Nursing (specialized with oncology) then head in to either be an oncologist or research Breast cancer cells with stem cell transplants.
Nursing Careers.
how long does it take to become a nurse in Phoenix AZ? How is nursing a good career for me? What are the advantages for nursing?
What kind of work style do nurses have?
what is the work style like in nursing in san jose? What does a typical day look like for nurses?
can you get into nursing school without any prior relevant experience ?
I want to apply to nursing school to earn my associates degree. However, I’m 23, have only worked in retail, and I currently volunteer as a tutor for children.
How do i prepare for Rn nursing?
I really want to do Rn but I really don't know what field is best for me. So I need advice on how to get to specialize in the right field of RN
Differences between Anesthesiologists and registered nurses
Are registered nurses the same as an anesthesiologist and what is required you know how to do for the job?
If I want to be a CRNA in the military, will the military help train me to become one, or will I need to become a CRNA before joining the military?
Want to know if I need to become a CRNA before joining the military, or if I will be trained by the military to become one
Is it better to wait to obtain your DNP? Is it better to gain experience as an RN before becoming an NP?
Is it better to spend some time working as an RN after obtaining your BSN, or is getting your DNP right after ungrad just as good? Pros and cons to practical work as an RN vs finishing DNP earlier without that experience. #FALL22
(Nursing) - What is the percentage of people that are able to get hired in nursing?
Explain for students that want to get into the medical field, or more specifically, nursing
How would you describe your journey of becoming a registered nurse or medical assistant?
describe the journey it took to get where you are, struggles, accomplishments, achievements, the school you attended, courses you took, and personal stories.
Where should I start if I want to become a nurse?
I'm trying to get my CNA at the moment but after that I'm not sure what to do.
Associates degree for better nursing opportunities?
Would earning my Associates degree be more helpful in finding better nursing jobs? Being a RN sounds like a great career, and all i would need is an Associates and some experience. could getting my associates open up more technical careers within the healthcare industry to better learn about critical care?
who created the nursing career in united states?
I am interested in knowing where nursing was born in the United States. What is the starting point
Schooling options
Which program prepares you more for the nursing degree. A 1+2+1 SUNY/Nursing program to earn your bachelor's degree or should you do 2 years RN first then 2 years earning your bachelor's degree.
What is the highest level of education need for Register-Nursing?
#medical-field-education #Registered-Nursing
How much experience do you need to be a Registered Nurse?
#experience #medical-field #Registered-Nursing
Is it better for me to continue my education by earning a master's degree in nursing at the same university I obtain my bachelors from? Or should I Iook at other schools to further my education?
I am asking this question because I am not sure if I should continue my education before locking at an an employer or should I explore my options at other schools and earn an advanced degree in nursing. I want to begin to use my degree and begin my career as a nurse but not sure if it is worth the wait in hopes of earning a higher salary. #nursing, #registered-nursing , #nurseanesthetist. #nurse #grad-school #graduate-school #colege #masters #healthcare #hospital-and-healthcare
Is it true that RN-midwives don't get paid a lot?
Is it true that RN-midwives don't get paid at least $60,000? #nursing #college #registered-nursing #midwives #midwife #midwifery #nurse-midwife
When entering into the medical field, is it better to major in nursing or biology?
Throughout most of my life, I always wanted to become a pediatrician. I love helping others and making a difference. Whether it be an accomplishment or a tough obstacle , everything you do in life reflects upon your character. I am kind , loving, and nurturing, which makes me gravitate more towards nursing. I also love biology, I have been fascinated with the subject since my freshman year of high school. #bio #biology #nursing #registered-nursing
Can I be a OB/GYN Nurse if I major in Biology?
I'm asking because the school I'm going to doesn't offer a nursing program. #registered-nursing
LPN or RN?
Looking at different nursing programs for my future, what is the difference between a LPN/LVN and a RN? Would it be better to start with a LPN or go straight for RN? #nursing #registered-nursing #practicalnursing
What are some good scholarship resources for Nursing/medical degrees?
I am looking for some additional resources for obtaining scholarships and/or grants for full time nursing education. #nursing #nursing-education #registered-nursing #scholarships #financial-aid
How do you know if you’re really choosing the right career?
My career choice has been the same since I️ was young. Most people at my age have changed up to fit their interest, but not me. So what if I’m choosing the wrong path, how do I️ know? #healthcare-it #registered-nursing
Will I be looked over as a potential employee being a single mom of four?
Will it be hard for me to find a job as a registered nurse being that I am a single mom of four? #singlemom #nursing #registered-nursing #healthcare #hospital-and-health-care
What are some tips for passing nursing examinations?
#nursing-schools #nursing #registered-nurses #registered-nursing #nurse-practitioner #nursing-education
Should I become a nurse or teacher?
I'm torn between the two professions and would really appreciate some guidance! #nursing #teaching #education #educator #registered-nurses #registered-nursing #registerednurse #teacher #teachers #nurse
What are some tips for getting into nursing school?
#nursing-education #registered-nurses #registered-nursing #registerednurse #nursing #nurses #nurse #nursingschool #medicine
How do I get scholarships in nursing ?
I am really interested in becoming a nurse anesthetist. #registered-nursing #nursing #scholarships #college-selection
Should I become a Nurse Practitioner or a Physician Assistant?
I'm a nursing student and I'm thinking about pursuing further education after completing my BScN degree. What are the pros and cons of becoming an NP or PA? #nursing #nurse #registered-nurses #nurse-practitioner #nursing-schools #physician-assistant #registered-nursing
What is the best educational and cost efficient route for nursing?
I've been told to start out with my associates and get my RN, and then later explore an RN to BSN program. But I've also been told going to school for the two years to get my RN instead of getting my BSN right away would be a foolish mistake, and I would never find a job. What route should I take to give myself the best opportunities and sae the most money? #nursing #college-major #healthcare #health #pediatric-nursing #nursing-education #financial-planning #registered-nursing
What's the best program to apply for nursing? Where should I start?
I live in Visalia, CA and i'm a senior at El Diamanté High. I want to prepare what program is more efficient and where should i start looking. There's so much varieties of nursing programs in California and even in the world, but i don't know which is the best and which is more affordable. After college I want to be better prepared for something like this in the future. #nursing #biology #nurse-practitioner #japan #registered-nursing
How do you know if you are cut out to be a nurse?
I really want to be a nurse but I dislike needles. I am wondering if I will learn to like them or if the career just isn't for me. I get light headed being around them and watching them go into others so I am just curious if I stand a chance in nursing school or not. #nursing #registered-nursing