interested in clincal research

Hello, I start the watts school of nursingin May hopefully if I can pass my preadmission test...I wanna go into clinical research but my question is do you have your BSN in order to to get a job or can you have your associates degree im also interest

Should I Go to Med School?

1 We've all seen it and hate it. TV nurses wanting to "move up," so they go to med school. And now I'm considering that, too, but I would really like a nurse's perspective on the situation.

I'm about 20 years old, and I'll be starting

What do you get paid?

I would like to create a thread where Nurses can go to find out what others are getting paid all across the US.
Please state your credentials (RN,BSN, NP, LPN, CNA)
How many years of experience you have.
What area of the country you live in.
If you

ISICU or CTICU

Hello All,
I am a new graduate nurse with a BSN looking for some advice please!
To start, I have worked for a very large inner-city hospital as a Patient Care Technician for a little over a year now. I honestly love my job, but know that I only got

VA transition into nursing practice program

Does anyone have any idea about the VA transition into nursing practice program in SA for new graduate nurses? I have been offered a position and wanted some input before I make a decision. Thanks. By "SA" do you mean San Antonio? If so, you

Need to interview a nurse with a MSN in Informatics!

Hello everyone!

I am currently in a Master's program planning on focusing in Informatics. As part of my first assignment, I am tasked to interview a nurse with their MSN, preferably in informatics. Is anyone out there willing to help me with this? I

GPA to work

Hello All an update to my journey of finding a position as a new graduate. Today I happened to contact an Atlanta Hospital in HR through email. Basically just stating that I was wanting to get some feedback about my resume. I had applied to so many t

Choose Nursing or Family?

I am fairly a new nurse. After several years of tough waiting and job hunt, landed a job in a different state before moving to DC for a new job as a RN. It so happens that my life situation changed and we had to travel to Asia to take care of aging p

40 years of Nursing and still learning---until my own death

1 I have been an RN for over 40 years, and I can honestly say, each day I learn something new about myself and how best to care for patients and their families. My experiences have ranged from med-surg, ICU, ER, L&D, NICU, managed care for both i

Coding or drug safety

After receiving my RN, my first job was a drug safety associate for a call center and was responsible in documenting adverse events. I recently became unemployed in this field but fortunately have at least 2 years pharmaceutical experience (no clinic