For nursing students there is one final hurdle after graduation to becoming a nurse passing the NCLEX. The National Council Licensure Examination is the standard state exam that all graduating nurses must pass in order to start their career as […]
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Nursing is a demanding job and you’re probably looking forward to taking some time off this summer. Summer is the time of year for backyard barbecues, lounging by the pool, and jetting off for a much-deserved vacation. With so much
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One of the most exciting aspects of your nursing job search is receiving an invitation to interview. You impressed the hiring manager with your resume and cover letter. Now it’s time to impress them during your job interview. Job interviews
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Repaying nursing school loans can be a daunting task, especially if you have several loans carrying large balances. If you add in additional debt such as credit card debt and car loans, it gets even more complicated. Which loans should
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Many rural and urban communities face a shortage of qualified health professionals to meet the population’s needs. These underserved communities face unique challenges and nurses working in these areas need unique skills to meet those challenges. What’s it like working
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The American Association of Critical-Care Nurses held its annual National Teaching Institute and Critical Care Exposition this week in Houston, TX. During the four-day event, 25 acute and critical care nurses were presented with the Circle of Excellence Award, recognizing
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When many people think of a nurse, they most likely picture someone wearing scrubs and working directly with patients in settings such as hospitals, clinics, and doctor’s offices. But there are nursing careers that don’t focus on providing direct patient care,
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Many nurses consider entering into a public service or government position after graduation in hopes of qualifying for a student loan forgiveness program. It sounds great, right? Work for 10 years in the public sector and your student loan balance
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Soyou’ve decided to search for a new job. Maybe you’re looking for higher pay, more advancement opportunities or a better work environment. There are many reasons why nurses desire to make a job switch. The job search can often feel
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If you have student loan debt as a recent nursing school graduate or ifyou’ve been in the field for years and have been paying the minimum payments on your loan, it’s a good idea to consider ramping up your payments. You
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