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3 minute read Behind every good physician is a team of nurses. This team of nurses consists of Registered Nurses (RNs), Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs), Medication Technicians (Med Techs), and Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs). If you are interested in becoming a nurse but not sure what position is best for you, you came to the right place. Let’s…
2 minute read As a certified nursing assistant, your credentials are only valid for a certain amount of time. Typically, they are valid for two years from the date that they were issued. If you want to continue working as a CNA after that time, you must complete the renewal process before your credentials expire. However, if your…
2 minute read Certified nursing assistants (CNAs) and licensed practical nurses (LPNs) are both important healthcare providers. Both work with patients in various settings. While the two roles tend to overlap, there are some outstanding differences between a CNA and an LPN. For instance, there are notorious differences in the positions’ salary, training, coursework, and work duties. Training…
2 minute read There is a growing need for nurses today. With the healthcare landscape continually changing, having an RN degree may no longer be enough, though. Now there is a growing demand for nurses who have their Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree. Here are some of the many reasons why a BSN can help your career.…
2 minute read A pathology assistant is a professional who can work alone or under the supervision of a pathologist in a lab. There is a growing need for pathologist assistants, so this is an excellent career choice for anyone interested in medicine. What Is a Pathology Assistant? As a pathology assistant, you will work in a lab…
2 minute read After you decide to receive your CNA certification, deciding where you want to work can be difficult. If you are considering working in a long-term care facility, you have a few options. Here is some information that can make your decision to work in memory care or assisted living easier. What Is a CNA? A…
2 minute read A huge opportunity in any job is the chance to grow, and nursing is no different. Whether you are a newly graduated Registered Nurse (RN) or a Licensed Practical Nurse who has just become an RN, a new nursing job can be daunting. as you now have more than just a pay raise to look…
2 minute read LPNs are crucial members of the healthcare team. If you are an LPN, you are eyes and ears for the RNs and the physicians. You are the ones collecting the data needed to ensure that your patients are getting the best care possible. Starting as an LPN, you will be performing basic nurse duties such…
2 minute read The independence of finally becoming a full-fledged registered nurse is exciting, but it also means that now you are on your own. The transition from nursing school to actual nursing work is a drastic change, where studies and exams are replaced with the real-life responsibilities of caring for patients and overcoming new obstacles. This change…
2 minute read Are you interested in a career in healthcare, but don’t have four years to attend a traditional college? Or have you done some research into being a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) and stumbled across some common misconceptions that have you second-guessing your original plan? Make no mistake about it: becoming an LPN is one of…