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3 minute read Once you have completed the nursing process, you must begin the nursing diagnosis. It’s time to judge the patient based on your analysis. You are putting your medical training into work to cultivate a response in writing. As a nurse, the patient’s response to their illness must be communicated effectively to the medical team. Understanding…
3 minute read Choosing a career as a Registered Nurse is rewarding and impactful. You are changing lives and generating a reliable source of income. However, the road to becoming a nurse will not be an easy one. You will find your nose in a book, studying for exams, and working hands-on with all kinds of patients. But…
3 minute read States require an RN to obtain a license for a number of reasons. Chiefy, a license shows the public that you are competent nurse. You must complete an accredited nursing program, pass the national license exam, pay the required fees, and pass a background check to receive a license. This is a method for the…
3 minute read If you’re not familiar with the medical community, you might not understand what LPN or RN means. These are abbreviations to describe specific nursing careers. An LPN is a licensed practical nurse, and an RN is a registered nurse. Here we compare the LPN vs RN nursing duties: Education LPNs and RNs are required to…
3 minute read RN jobs provide a higher salary and more responsibility in the workplace than LPN jobs, but RNs must invest in a more time-consuming, expensive education. Let’s take a closer look at the differences in education for LPN vs RN careers. Educational requirements for an LPN Practical Nursing Diploma Programs The prospective student looking to become…
3 minute read Success in the medical field depends on a solid foundation of classroom learning, followed by rigorous hand-on experience. If you’re an experienced registered nurse, you achieved success in your field because dedicated individuals provided you with the knowledge and skills to do so. From teachers to mentor nurses, there are many people who help us…
3 minute read If you are a Licensed practical nurse (LPN), your next career step might be to pursue a career as a registered nurse. RNs have to earn an Associate Degree in Nursing or a Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing and pass the NCLEX-RN Exam. Many schools take experience and work history into account toward the…
3 minute read With all the vital responsibilities registered nurses have in a hospital, a clinic, a nursing home, a home or a school, good communication with a patient is one more. It takes a special and talented person to be caring and professional under pressure. It’s likely the patient or loved ones are stressed or worried, too;…
3 minute read Congratulations! You have received your Registered Nurse License. Now it’s time to start looking for your first nursing job. At this point, some self-doubt may creep in. That is perfectly normal; everyone has experienced it. Listed below are the 5 qualifications that you need to have to be a great RN. Go through these and…
2 minute read Many people say that becoming a registered nurse (RN) is a calling, but it’s also a career. Advancement is an important part of any successful career. If you became a registered nurse with the goal of eventually moving into a leadership role, you must develop the qualities needed to successfully fulfill the responsibilities that come…