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dashara704 views

how long does it take to become a RN?

and what are some affordable schools for training

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kara109 views

How can I make myself stand out on applications to CRNA programs?

I am currently a junior in my nursing program, with dreams of becoming a CRNA. I would love any advice I can get about how to make myself unique in a very competitive program.

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kara169 views

How can I stand out as a new grad on my resume and in interviews?

I am a junior in my nursing program, and I am looking for all the advice I can get about how to make myself unique. I would love to work in the ICU to get the experience I need to continue my education in a CRNA program.

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Victoria181 views

Why is becoming a registered nurse better than becoming a CNA ?

I am currently a junior is highschool

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Isabelle191 views

What more opportunities will be granted to me as an L&D (labor and delivery) nurse if I obtain my Bachelor's Degree?

Am I still able to specialize as an L&D nurse with only an Associate's degree in nursing? If so, will obtaining a Bachelor's degree make a significant difference in the opportunities to work in healthcare? #Spring26

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Kennedy486 views

As a nurse or any healthcare professional, is it bittersweet when patients you've built good relationships with get better and leave, knowing you probably won't ever see them again? If so, how do you deal with it?

On a hospital tour with my high school's health science department, one of the nurses leading the tour said it was bittersweet to watch patients go. Is this something I should be concerned about experiencing as an aspiring nurse?

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Alyssa159 views

As a pediatric nurse in a hospital setting, what is the most effective approach to support and comfort parents when they are overwhelmed by emotions such as bawling, yelling, etc.? #Spring26

I am a high school senior who aspires to become a pediatric nurse. I am naturally empathetic and I understand how emotional it is for parents when their child is facing serious complications. I am asking this question because I want to prepare myself early and learn the best ways to comfort families, whether it is giving them kind words or simply offering a hug. It is hard to see someone feel overwhelmed, and I want to be someone who provides comfort and support to patients and their families during those difficult moments.

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McKayla1626 views

What apps are the best to use (Apple based) for studying, recording lectures, etc if going to college for nursing?

I'm going to study nursing in college and potentially proceed onto a PA degree. What are great apps that help study, make notes, and prepare for tests? #Fall25

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Carisa285 views

What’s the common day-to-day routine of a L&D Nurse?

I'm in a LPN program soon doing a LPN to RN bridge program once I graduate. I plan on being a labor and delivery nurse once I get my RN.

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Milana215 views

What do I need to know to excel in school while I am on my path to become a nurse anesthetist?

What can I do to be more prepared to face my future as a nurse anesthetist? Give me all your tips, even if they seem useless I want to be as prepared as I possibly can so I can provide the best service to my patients.

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Danielle604 views

Is medical school worth being a doctor over a nurse?

I don't know if the money, time, and effort is worth going to medical school instead of just being a nurse. What do you think? #Fall25

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Abby680 views

As a nurse, what have been your favorite and least favorite departments to work in? Why? ?

I'm early on in school and I've been thinking a lot about where I might like to start my career as a nurse once I get my RN. I know some nurses love ICU or ED while others have a gift for hospice or mental health/psychiatric. I'd love to hear your stories and advice about finding the right fit, and how you knew it was the right department for you (and maybe how you knew the wrong department was wrong, too)

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LaRissa1765 views

How can I be a registered nurse and go into the Air Force ?

Im a junior in high school who is interested in being a Registered Nurse but I also would like to join the Air Force.

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Grace2282 views

what is the best possible way to earn a degree in nursing? and what is the steps to get into nursing program, like the prerequisite

I have bachelor's degree in Finance and want to change my career into nursing here in USA. Have an experience as caregiver and in progress to get my CNA license.

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Maleila1238 views

How much does a labor and delivery nurse make in Arizona?

labor and delivery

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Jolie2425 views

I have a question for nurses, What made you decide to become one?

I'm a highschool junior and I'm considering the career, but a lot of people say it's really stressful and difficult.

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Samantha830 views

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?

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Katherine2363 views

What are the 3 most important things I should know before becoming a nurse? (LPN or RN)

Working conditions, hours, schedule, rewards, challenges, etc. ? #LPN #LVN #Nurse #RN #RegisteredNurse

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Katherine8585 views

What are some Nursing-related jobs LPN's or RN's can go into that aren't directly related to patient care?

I love caring for people but I have a lower stress tolerance than most and think being in a high stress working environment would not be a great choice for me. I however don't want to be bored/not stimulated mentally. #nurse #LPN #LVN #RN #RegisteredNurse #nursing #healthcare #medical

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Katherine1511 views

What are technological tools I should be familiar with?

What kinds of computer software to nurses use to do charting, etc (such as Adobe)? #Nurse #RegisteredNurse #RN #LPN #LVN #Nursing

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Katherine2759 views

What are the tools/equipment RN's use on a routinely basis?

Would love to know any and all you use so I can study. Thank you! #RegisteredNurse #RN #nursing #nurse

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hargun908 views

How do I get started when looking for Jobs and what things to look at

Hey, I am an international Nursing student and I need to get a job asap after graduating so i can stay here but i have no clue where to even start looking for jobs or when is a good time to start or what to look for in jobs when I apply. #nursing #job-search #job #internationalstudent #optjobs #Registerednurse

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Da’Mya4499 views

Does your nursing Salary increase with your working experience ?

#registeredNurse #salary

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Da’Mya1101 views

What is it like working on the floor being a RN?

I basically just want to work in the medial field. #registerednurse #hospital

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Okayra5193 views

Did you have to get perfect grades in high school to be able to become a registered nurse?

I'm a 10th-grader who has always had an interest in the medical field and nursing and I expect that you had to attain perfect grades to gain entry into a good nursing school but recently my grades haven't been so great so I wonder if that's going to affect me if I do choose to become a registered nurse. #registerednurse #nurse #obstetrician

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savannah1291 views

What do you least like about your job as a Registered Nurse?

#career #job #RN #registerednurse #school #notlike

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Gabriella1525 views

What are the steps to becoming a registered nurse after high school?

I am a sophomore in highschool and wanting to become a registered nurse. I am unsure of what the steps are to become a registered nurse. What advice would you give to someone after high school wanting to do this and what are the steps to take after high school? #nursing #registerednurse #afterhighschool #college

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Gabriella827 views

What are some of the best colleges for nursing in Ohio?

I am a sophomore in high school and considering becoming a registered nurse as my future career. What are some good options for college to pursue this career? #nursing #college #registerednurse

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Gabriella1507 views

What is the day to day life of a registered nurse?

I am a sophomore in high school and looking to become a registered nurse. I am unsure of what a day working as a nurse would look like. What are some of the daily tasks and schedules of registered nurses? #nursing #registerednurse

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Gabriella998 views

What are some of the pros and cons of becoming a registered nurse?

I am a sophomore in high school and looking to work in the medical field. I have recently been interested in becoming a registered nurse after college, but I do not know a lot about the job. What are some of the pros and cons of the job and/or working in the medical field? #nursing #medicine #registerednurse

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