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When did you realize working in the medical field or as a nurse was fit for you?
-Was it something you realized over time or in a moment?
-Did a person inspire you?
-As you progress into your career, do you fall "inlove" with your job?
What happens if I don't get into nursing school?
Next year I will be going to Michigan State University for pre-nursing and I'll have to apply for the nursing school near the end of the school year, but I'm worried that I won't get in. What can I do to still become a nurse if I don't get in?
What should I major in college if I'm trying to be a Nurse practitioner. ?
What should I major in college if I'm trying to be a Nurse practitioner.
Would you suggest starting in med-surg or the specialty of your choice as a new grad?
I am a junior in my nursing program, and I have always wanted to be a CRNA. I have been told not to over specialize too early, but I would like to start in the ICU to get experience. However, med-surg is more foundational and could teach me essential nursing skills before going to another unit.
What challenges have you faced as a male nurse, if any, and how have you overcome them? #Spring26
I am expected to graduate and take my NCLEX in Spring 2027. From there, I anticipate starting my nursing career in a hospital setting. From my observation, most nurses are female, and I am wondering what challenges may lie ahead.
What steps can I take to get my best education to make a difference in the world through nursing?
What steps can I take to get my best education to make a difference in the world? #Spring26
#Spring26 How as an RN do you combat compassion fatigue?
I've completed my pre requisite classes for the ADRN program near me and I remember a lot of my friends in the RN field feeling emotionally burned out. I want to render the best and most compassionate care I can, so I'm wondering how you still keep your heart as well as your head in the game?...
Will I be able to get into nursing school and successfully balance the academic demands with my personal life while working toward becoming a registered nurse?
I’m especially curious about what study habits and time management plans will help me succeed in nursing school while possibly working part-time.
When I start looking for jobs next year how do I decide where I should look, I am a nursing major, so I need sign up for that states licensure before I take the NCLEX. And when I know where I want to look how do I make sure I get the job that I want there?
I plan on going into the Oncology field specifically infusion. I am from Illinois, going to college in Colorado, but would like to move somewhere closer to home.
How can I best manage my time in order to manage being a nursing major and being a D1 rower, or is that simply not possible because both will take up so much time?
Nursing is such a time consuming major and I want to row D1, but I just do not know if that is feasible.
How can I build my resume as a 10th grader who is interested in Midwifery or Nursing ?
How can I build my resume as a 10th grader who is interested in Midwifery or Nursing? I am currently enrolled in a summer program to obtain a CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant) certificate.
What strategies or habits have you found most helpful for managing the heavy workload and clinical rotations in nursing school?
I am an incoming College Freshman who is interested in the nursing program. I want to understand how to balance the demanding coursework and clinical experiences in nursing school effectively. Knowing the strategies that have worked for others will help me prepare, stay organized, and reduce...
Is it difficult to manage burnout when working in high-stress environments such as the ER or other critical care centers What is the most crucial aspect of supporting your personal health while simultaneously caring for others? #Fall26?
What are common non-negotiable practices for registered nurses to manage their own mental and physical health both on and off the clock?
hospice care
What does the general public think about hospice care, and does the common perception match the actual goals and functions, and do the perceptions of hospice care differ by ethnicity/faith/other community groups?
What are some helpful tips for better bedside manner?
I'm currently a freshman Health Science major (Respiratory Therapy Concentration); Since I have never worked a job based in the hospital, I am a little nervous for when I start the program and eventually clinicals. What are some tips that can help me build confidence and develop good bedside...