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How does a nurse educator shape nursing practice?
Madelen Prado posted a question in Community Questions
Nurse educators mentor future nurses, foster critical thinking, and promote evidence-based care. How do you think their role impacts patient outcomes and the profession?🩺 -
Hey all! 🌟 I’m curious about nurse residency programs and how they help new grads. Do they really make that transition from student to RN smoother? Let's share thoughts and experiences!
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December is 🎁 National Safe Toys and Gifts Month 🎁 --- Before you give a child in your life a gift, check to see if it's safe. Prevent Blindness America has a safe toys checklist for your reference.
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Did you know it's Crohn’s and Colitis Awareness Week?
Lori Fuqua posted a question in Community Questions
It's Crohn’s and Colitis Awareness Week (Dec 1-7) - this week the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation is encouraging everyone to talk about it. People are typically uncomfortable talking about their bowels, but on the heels of Thanksgiving where almost everyone overindulged, it's a good time to raise awareness. Do you know anyone living with IBD? How can you support them this week? -
What do you think makes a nursing preceptor effective in their role? Share examples of responsibilities, like teaching clinical skills or providing emotional support to new nurses. How do preceptors impact the learning experience and patient care? Let’s discuss the importance of mentorship in nursing!☺️ -
I’d love to learn more about the role of a Certified Medical Assistant (CMA)! What are the main duties, and how does this position differ from other healthcare roles? I found this informative article that outlines key details about CMAs https://nursa.com/licences/cma. For those in the field, what do you enjoy the most about being a CMA? 🩺
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Many nurses are in the midst of preparing for the NCLEX and these tips would be helpful.! What study strategies have worked best for you? Are there specific resources or tools you recommend? I recently came across this article on NCLEX study tips https://nursa.com/blog/nclex-study-guide-tips that has some helpful insights. I'm eager to hear your experiences and any tips that could help boost my confidence before the big day!
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How are continuing education and specialization influencing the future of nursing careers? As healthcare evolves, the need for specialized skills is growing. What roles do certifications, advanced degrees, and ongoing training play in advancing nursing practice and enhancing patient care? Share your thoughts on how nurses can leverage these opportunities for career growth! Let's discuss! 📚💉
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Do specialty certifications impact nursing careers?
sebastian scott posted a question in Community Questions
How do specialty certifications impact nursing career advancement? Certifications open doors to specialized roles, boost skills, and increase earning potential. What certifications have you pursued, and how have they impacted your nursing career? -
What are the benefits of nurse mentorship programs?
sebastian scott posted a question in Community Questions
Mentorship programs build skills, confidence, and a sense of community. New nurses gain valuable guidance, while mentors find fulfillment in teaching. Have you been part of a mentorship program? Share your experience! -
Hey everyone! I’m on the hunt for registered nurse programs in my area, but I’m feeling a bit overwhelmed. What are some effective strategies or resources you’ve used to locate nursing schools nearby? Should I focus solely on online searches, or are there local community resources worth checking out? I’d love to hear your experiences and any tips you might have! Let’s help each other out in this journey towards nursing!
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What continuing education opportunities have helped advance your career? Specialized certifications, workshops, and online courses can expand skills and open doors to new roles. Programs like advanced patient care or leadership training are especially valuable. What courses or certifications have made the biggest difference in your professional growth? Share your experiences!
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Online CNA programs vs traditional in-person courses?
sebastian scott posted a question in Community Questions
How do online CNA programs compare to traditional in-person courses? Online programs offer flexibility and convenience, while in-person courses provide hands-on experience and direct mentorship. Both can lead to certification, but the quality depends on the program’s structure and resources. Have you taken an online or in-person CNA course? Which format worked better for you? -
Where did you go to nursing school? Would you recommend your program to others? Some schools offer excellent hands-on clinical experiences and supportive faculty, while others may have room for improvement. Share what you loved (or didn’t) about your program, and what advice would you give to someone choosing a nursing school?
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What classes did you take to become a nursing assistant?
sebastian scott posted a question in Community Questions
What classes did you take to become a nursing assistant? Most CNA programs cover basics like anatomy, patient care, infection control, and vital signs. Hands-on clinical practice is also a key part of training. These courses prepare CNAs for the certification exam and real-world care. What classes or skills did you find most valuable during your training? -
Curious about accelerated nursing programs? These intensive programs allow individuals with a non-nursing bachelor’s degree to earn a BSN in 12-18 months. They cover essential nursing skills and clinical experience in a shorter timeframe, often with a fast-paced schedule. It’s a challenging but efficient path for those looking to switch careers quickly. Anyone here completed one?
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What can you practice with a doctor of nursing?
sebastian scott posted a question in Community Questions
DNPs often work in advanced practice roles like nurse practitioners, nurse anesthetists, or clinical leaders. They can diagnose, treat, and prescribe in many states, providing a high level of patient care. Some also focus on leadership, policy, or education. What’s your specialty with a DNP? -
For those with an ADN in nursing, what’s your current job?
sebastian scott posted a question in Community Questions
Many ADN nurses work in bedside roles like med-surg, ER, or long-term care, while others find opportunities in outpatient settings or home health. An ADN can open up various entry-level nursing roles with plenty of room for growth. Where has your ADN taken you in your nursing career? -
Many with an MSN move into roles like nurse practitioner, clinical nurse leader, educator, or nurse manager. Advanced degrees open doors to specialized and leadership positions, often with more autonomy and responsibility. How has earning your MSN shaped your career path, and what role are you in now?
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For those with a BSN in nursing, what is your current job?
sebastian scott posted a question in Community Questions
For those with a BSN in nursing, what’s your current job? A BSN opens up a range of roles, from bedside nursing to leadership, education, and specialty positions. Some BSN-prepared nurses work in ICU or ER, while others pursue case management or advanced practice paths. What role did you choose, and how has your BSN influenced your career? -
Absolutely, it’s challenging! The intense coursework, clinical hours, and balancing study with personal life can make it tough. But it’s also incredibly rewarding, preparing you for a career that truly makes a difference. For those who’ve been through it—what was the hardest part for you? And any tips for current students?
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The fastest way to become a nurse is by earning a diploma or an associate degree in nursing (ADN), which can typically be completed in about two years. After that, you’ll need to pass the NCLEX-RN to become a licensed nurse. Some also pursue LPN programs, which can be completed in about a year. What's your path?
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🌟 Attention Nurses! 🌟 Western Governors University (WGU) in Utah has just launched the Heartbeat of Healthcare scholarship, a $10M fund designed to support RNs looking to advance their careers through WGU’s redesigned RN-to-BSN and RN-to-MSN programs. 🩺 This initiative makes nursing education more accessible, especially for nontraditional students. With full-tuition scholarships and $2,500 awards available, now’s the perfect time to level up and meet the growing demand for baccalaureate and graduate nurses. 💡 Learn more about this amazing opportunity today! -
What CEUs are required by the Maryland Board of Nursing?
Lori Fuqua posted a question in License Questions
Check the MBON's Licensing Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for details on everything you need to renew your license. If this is your first license renewal since April 1, 2022, you may need to complete an approved "Implicit Bias Training" as well. Find details and contact information for the Maryland BON at https://mbon.maryland.gov/Pages/default.aspx -
Let's celebrate sobriety and victories. This month, we celebrate National Recovery Month, a month to promote awareness of substance abuse disorders. In particular, we celebrate those who have recovered or are recovering, one day at a time, from addiction. We also seek to reduce the stigma surrounding substance abuse. Recovery is possible for everyone, and celebrating every moment of our lives with the right support can help us recover. Do you know anyone who is in this battle? How about sharing some stories of courage and success?
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