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The Best and Worst States to Be A Nurse
Maine is the top place to be a nurse, and D.C. is the worst, according to new survey results. Where does your state land on the list?
Defining Nursing Career Success on Your Own Terms
Your definition of a successful nursing career may look vastly different than that of your fellow nurses, and that is okay, because career success is a personal thing.
When Nurses Receive Their Due
Athletes and entertainers rake in millions—multimillions, actually—while those who save lives, such as nurses, struggle to make ends meet, put food on the table, and repay their student loans.
10 Interview Tips for Nurses
Interviewing for a new nursing job? Here are 10 tips to help you make sure you are well-prepared and set up for success on the big day.
Should I Quit This Darn Nursing Job?
Have you ever wondered when it’s time to quit your nursing job and move on? Are you stuck in a job, uncertain where to go next as a nurse? Or do you just need a change of scenery?
Travel Nursing: The Answer to Curing Nurse Burnout?
Burnout remains a common problem within nursing. Is travel nursing the cure?
One Nurse Per 4,000 Pupils = Not The Healthiest Arrangement
School nurse shortages have been reported in recent years in California, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, Montana, Colorado, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, and Florida.
Jump Aboard the Nurse Wellness Express
Nurses are renowned for not taking good care of themselves, ostensibly because they’re so busy taking care of others and living the lives of the saints that they are perceived to be.
Study: Nursing Workforce Is More Diverse, Educated and Male than Before
There is increased diversity in gender and race/ethnicity within the nursing workforce, according to a new study.
Nursing Degrees Increasing, but Not on Track to Meet Goal for Acute Care
Based on current trends, it’s estimated that 64% of nurses in acute care hospital units will have a degree by 2020—falling short of the 80% goal.