by Last updated They say: ‘’Wherever you go, make sure you be all there’’. Going to Nebraska for a Nursing career is not a bad idea. In fact, it could be the best thing you’ve done in your life if taken seriously. It all begins with your school choice, which is every student’s…
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by Last updated So many things in life draw our attention. Some are short-term, some are long-term. Anyway, they make us be curious about them. When they are easy to get, we jump at the opportunity. While some do not always happen when they are hard to get to. But different people have…
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by Last updated I never knew much about America. Only what I saw in the movies. However, my idea of it as the ‘’Promised Land’’ stayed with me as a child. I was curious, what made it be called such! And once I grew up to know more about life. I realized perhaps…
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by Last updated Missouri is home to around 55 RN programs. Yet, finding the right school to study can be a challenge. That’s the only time when having less in life is better. You have fewer options to consider. Anyway, if I tell you concrete criteria to help you choose, will you believe…
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by Last updated Having studied Medicine in high school, I always have a sense of admiration when it is mentioned to me. Also, having experienced the feeling of being in service to patients during the practice, I know what it means to be a nurse. Even if it’s for a few hours. Though…
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by Last updated If you’re looking for ways to make your nursing dream come true, keep trying. And keep seeking. As you seek, you will find that North Dakota is one of the right addresses to go for a successful nursing career. Though it seems like an old and surrounded by landscapes, its…
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by Last updated Nowadays, the world has come into the palm of our hands. The farther the distance, the closer the opportunity to get there. North Carolina is in America, but once you’ve decided to go there for a nursing career, you will find the way. However, finding the right school takes a…
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by Last updated These last days of spring went like a ray of the sun over my life. Being at home, I came up with many ideas. Ideas of different sorts. Ideas about life, work, and also education. But having been done with all of these myself, I thought I could explore some…
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by Last updated There’s no doubt that America is home to nursing. And we would not know that if we never searched for opportunities there, through online sources. For this reason, I made a little research. And came out with really useful information on how to become a Registered Nurse in one of…
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by Last updated In life, it is impossible to get something without putting effort into it. The same happens when we want to move to a new house, to build a strong relationship, or even to study. All of these take time and effort to remain strong. Thus, pursuing a nursing career in…
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by Last updated We’ve been together for a while, and we are still going further. The more states we check in the USA for nursing, the more you find solutions to follow an education in one of them. This time, I will tell you about how to pursue an education in nursing. And…
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by Last updated In South Dakota, advanced practice nurses are termed as APNs or APRNs. The state’s Board of Nursing regulates the field of APRNs in South Dakota. There are four formally recognized roles of APNs in South Dakota – Certified Nurse Midwife (CNM), Certified Nurse Practitioner (CNP), Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS), and…
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by Last updated Registered nurses in West Virginia who want to take a step forward in their career, can become an advance-practice nurse. There are plenty of opportunities in this state for education and licensing. In West Virginia, West Virginia Board of Examiners for Registered Professional Nurses regulates the field of advanced-practice nurses….
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by Last updated The Nursing Care Quality Assurance Commission, as part of the Washington Department of Health (DOH), regulates the field of Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioners (ARNPs). In Washingon, there are three roles of ARNPs – Nurse Practitioner (NP), Certified Nurse Midwife (CNM), and Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA). Nurse practitioners are by…
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by Last updated In Virginia, the state’s Board of Nursing and the Board of Medicine maintains the licensure procedure and practice of Licensed Nurse Practitioners (LNPs). Nurse-midwives and nurse anesthetists are considered specialties of nurse practitioners. In Virginia, there are eight other specialties, and each refers to a healthcare worker focuses on various…
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by Last updated In Tennessee, the Board of Nursing is in charge of issuing certificates to advanced practice nurses. To earn the certificate, a nurse must complete an appropriate graduate-level program and obtain certification in the chosen specialty area. Tennessee Board of Nursing recognized all four roles of APRNs. Those are nurse practitioners,…
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by Last updated Vermont’s Board of Nursing recognizes four roles of Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs). Those are nurse practitioner (NP), certified registered nurse anesthetist (CRNA), certified nurse-midwife, and clinical nurse specialist in psychiatric and mental health nursing. APRNs are healthcare workers who have a population foci. The foci can be broad or…
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by Last updated In Wisconsin, advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) are defined are registered nurses who completed educational requirements and passed a national certification exam. Aspiring APRNs in Wisconsin can apply Advanced Practice Nurse Prescribers (APNPs), and by earning the APNP credential, they can start prescribing drugs or medical devices. In Wisconsin, there…
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by Last updated In Utah, the division of Occupational and Professional Licensing (DOPL) grants licenses to Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs). There are four APRN roles in Utah – nurse practitioner, nurse midwife, clinical nurse specialist, and nurse anesthetists. Nurse anesthetists need to have APRN – CRNA licenses to practice. There are two…
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by Last updated All educational and licensing issues are addressed on the state level, but there are national standards as well. Boards are creating uniform requirements and more states are adjusting their laws to comply with the National Council of State Boards of Nursing Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRN) Consensus Model. Also, there…
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