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Nursing support and information blog by CynaMed healthcare staffing agency.
3 minute read Choosing a job in healthcare can be tricky because there are so many different positions to choose from. When deciding on your career, you should take every aspect of the position into consideration. What is a medical technician? A medical technician works in a lab and conducts tests on patients’ blood, bodily fluids, and tissue…
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 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…
3 minute read Nurses are incredibly strong. They wake up every morning, throw on some scrubs, and head into work for their demanding shifts, all while striving to provide the best care for their patients especially during Covid-19. Then they go home, fall asleep, and start all over again the next morning. As a nurse, you know that…
2 minute read You became a nurse for many reasons, but for most people, this career move was made with one main point in mind: you want to help people. But at the end of a long shift, as you’re peeling yourself out of your scrubs in anticipation of a soothing, stress-relieving bath, you find you’re asking yourself,…
2 minute read So you’re thinking of becoming an RN. Without question, being a registered nurse is a noble deed. Most people in this field have famously huge hearts, full of plenty of love to spread around. There are many reasons men and women choose to look for RN jobs, but let’s take a look at 5 specific…
2 minute read Nursing: you gotta love it. Without a doubt, it is one of the most rewarding jobs you can have. Every day brings something new. One day you’re saving a life, the next you’re giving a worried family member peace that all is well. The days are certainly never dull! Still, no job is without its…
2 minute read If you are interested in the medical field from a more scientific, technological point of view, you might consider becoming a certified med tech, or CMT. Med tech jobs make decent money, and they don’t always need a four-year degree. So how do you get a certification? Here’s everything you need to know. Med tech…