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Professional Nursing Organizations Resource Page

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Here at NCO, we are big supporters of professional nursing organizations. The list below is some of the top nursing organizations. If we missed any or if you know of any that we need to recognize, please let us know. Nursing Organizations Organization Organization Organization Academy Health Academy of Medical-Surgical Nurses (AMSN) Academy of Neonatal(…)

Top Nursing Specialties According to Salary

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As a nurse, one of the more common ways to increase both your pay and employment opportunities is by going in to one of the nursing specialties. The idea of specialization for nurses and other healthcare practitioners is nothing new, but it has become increasingly more prevalent of the past few decades. One of the(…)

How to Select the Best Nursing School

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When it comes time to select the best nursing school in which one plans to enroll, there are a whole host a elements that need to be carefully considered in order to make an educated, satisfying choice. There is a lot riding on your decision on which program you attend could very well impact your entire career(…)

2014 Top 10 Nursing Careers in Demand

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When considering which of the nursing careers you would like to pursue there are quite a few different specialties, all of which focus on different areas of the healthcare industry. We have taken the information provided on O*Net Online to create a list of nursing careers that are highly in demand. These career paths are(…)

Finding the Right Online Nursing Programs

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Over the past few years, online nursing programs have become incredibly popular with those seeking to start a career in nursing. This trend is unlikely to change as distance learning becomes more established and technology continues to evolve to become more a part of our lives. In fact, a growing number of more traditional campus(…)

MSN Degree

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The question on whether or not you should try to earn your MSN degree depends more on your specific situation and goals. Some of these goals could be that you are seeking a higher education experience, career advancement opportunities, professional status or even just a personal fulfillment. No matter the exact reason that has led(…)

DNP

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The Doctor of Nursing Practice degree, also called DNP, is the top academic degree available to those working in the nursing field. Typically those looking to earn their DNP are Registered Nurses (RN) who are wanting to become a Nurse Practitioner. However there are other roles that someone can have while holding their Doctorate of(…)

LPN-LVN Degree

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By getting your LPN-LVN degree, you will start the first step in the growing field of healthcare with this entry-level nursing position. Even though there is a desperate need for more qualified nursing personnel, some nursing schools have reported a deluge of candidates applying for school creating a waiting list. Due to this situation, getting(…)

RN Degree

RN Degree

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Choosing a career as a registered nurse is a great option for those who want to work in the medical field, but first you will need to get your RN degree. Nurses perform a wide variety of duties depending on where they work. For example, some nurses provide direct patient care while others are involved in(…)

Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN)

Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN)

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An associate degree in nursing (ADN) is an area of study that is marketable in today’s economy. There have been technological advances in the medical industry that have led to an increase in demand for associate degrees. The U.S. and world population have grown, and generations are living longer. There are several degrees in the(…)