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Is a Nursing Career the Right Choice?

More and more people are choosing to return to school and study nursing at a later age.   If you have always had a desire to be a nurse, why not consider it, regardless of where you are in life.   Nursing is a blend of science and technology with the art of caring and compassion. Nursing professionals provide preventative and restorative health care to patients in a variety of settings. Every day on the job nurses use the science they learned in nursing school, and when employed, they take continuing education courses on a regular basis to keep up with the latest in the medical and nursing sciences. Nurses work to promote health, prevent disease, and help patients cope with illnesses. Nursing is a science that requires in-depth knowledge, skills and understanding. Nursing deals not only with a person's biological needs, but their psychosocial and cultural needs as well. Nurses work closely with doctors and other health care professionals, and serve as the advocates for

The Top paid Nursing Careers

After nurses finish nursing school, choosing the right nursing specialty becomes their chief focus. With so many specialties to choose from, many prospective nurses find it difficult to just pick one, but with nearly every specialty requiring candidates to pass a series of exams and fulfill a period of on-the-job training, time is of the essence!

5 Unconventional Ways to Make Yourself Study

Studying is hard work. When it comes to studying for the dreaded NCLEX, it is a battle. There is so much to study and so much to remember that it can be pretty overwhelming. Where do you even begin to go about studying for this crucial test? Hatching a plan for reviewing for the test is not a hard as you might think, but it still takes a little elbow grease. There is an entirely different approach that you can adopt to studying if your tactics have been less than helpful for this test. There is no need to drown yourself in notes and books when it can be so much easier. The following are a few ways to make yourself study that might not be so conventional. They do not really have anything to do with studying itself! Try them out and see if they work for you! Related:   Make Your Resume Stand Out!   Sleep Getting the sleep you need is important no matter what is going on in your life. Unless your basic needs are met, you will not be at your best. In order to retain

5 Things You Should Always Ask About During your Preceptorship

There are quite a lot of different phases that a regular doctor is going to go through in order to get his license to practice. With this in mind, the preceptorship is one of the many requirements that students have to go through if they want to make it as professional doctors. This is a form of orientation – something to get you going towards a certain field of specialty. Of course, there are tons of things that you would want to ask about during this particular period. So, without wasting any further time, let’s take a look at the 5 things you need to ask about during this time.    How to use simulators Simulators are particularly helpful as they provide you with the chance to practice without having to cut someone open and sew him back after you are through with him. However, simulators are not exactly easy to use. With this being said, one of the best way to learn your way around the simulator is to call the nurse and let her help you out.  Related:   Where do Regis

5 Stress Relievers You Should Know About

Nursing is a stressful career. Dealing with all of that stress can be even more stressful than just feeling it. However, it is important to manage the day to day complications and hardships that you go through. It can be hard enough to take care of yourself when your job focuses solely on the care of others. Stress can take a toll on your well being and might end up putting you in a position that is less than ideal for taking care of others. Taking care to relieve stress and ensure that you are healthy physically and mentally is just as important as doing your job. As a matter of fact, it is a part of doing your job. You are just as important as your patients are. Related:   Tips to Consider When Applying to Nursing School Identify Feelings Naming feelings that arise can help you to work through them. Admit that there is a problem, and you will be on your way to relief. Use the compassion that you treat others with inwardly. Getting in touch with your inner feelings c