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Nurse Practitioner Education: Training for Advanced Nursing Careers
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Wondering what training is required to become a Nurse
Practitioner? Well there really isn't a simple answer
to that question. There are numerous specialties and
sub specialties under the Nurse Practitioner
classification and the one you choose will determine
the type of training you'll require. Learn about a few
of the specialties you can choose from, as well as the
type of training you'll need to work in that field.
After the video, head on over to our site for more
information on the training and duties of Nurse
Practitioners.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eo3wgQAlE7o
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From: becominganrn
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| Time: 04:03 | More in Education |
Date Published: Dec 22, 2011 - 2:35 pm
Doctorates in Nursing: 2 Great Degrees to Choose From
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Thinking about taking your nursing degree to the
highest level? Learn about the 2 types of doctorate
degrees available in nursing. You can choose from the
DNP, also called the Doctor of Nursing Practice, or the
PhD in Nursing. The choice you make will depend on
whether you're interested in the hands on aspect of
nursing, or if you prefer a more clinical approach to
nursing. Watch this video to learn the details of each
degree program and the differences between them. If you
still want more information after watching the video,
visit our site to learn more.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anPzMPCUG90
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From: becominganrn
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| Time: 03:23 | More in Education |
Date Published: Dec 22, 2011 - 2:22 pm
Certified Nurse Midwife Training: A Look at the Requirements
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http://www.becominganrn.net/becoming-an-rn/certified-nurse-midwife-training/certified-nurse-midwife-training/
Thinking about becoming a Certified Nurse Midwife? This
video discusses the training and degree requirements
for this highly specialized profession. It also takes a
look at the services performed by these health care
professionals and discusses how their duties go far
beyond child birth. If you're thinking about training
to be a Midwife, this video will answer all your
questions. If you still have questions after watching
this video, be sure to visit our site for even more
information on this and other health care career
training.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxBByZpx_kI
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From: becominganrn
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| Time: 03:36 | More in Education |
Date Published: Dec 22, 2011 - 1:48 pm
Becoming a Neonatal Nurse
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Becoming a Neonatal Nurse would be a rational goal for
an RN. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that
a little over ninety two percent of registered nurses
are female. For that reason, lots of RNs have likely
been through giving birth and will relate with a
Neonatal Nurse. In fact, any woman who has given birth
in a hospital in the past half century likely received
care from a Neonatal Nurse. Neonatal Intensive Care
Units didn't become part of hospitals until the 60s.
Now, these are seen in just about every hospital within
the United States. As a Neonatal Nurse, you will be
doing work in a variety of different settings for
example medical clinics, pediatric offices, ERs, where
you will be giving care to newborns. You'll be able to
administer medications, initially read the results,
monitor vital signs, order tests and even train new
mothers how to take care of their newborns. You'll also
need to be capable of providing specialized care to
mothers and babies who have gone through a C-section
More often than not, Neonatal Nurses will be helping
babies that are either preterm, or are under the age of
two. If being a Neonatal Nurse in a setting of a
hospital is your objective, then you will work in one
of three different types of newborn nursery facilities:
Level I: provide to healthy babies. Level II: take care
of premature or ill babies. Level III: treat newborn
babies with critical health issues. A Level III nursery
is typically found in larger hospitals or children's
hospitals. A Level three nurse is also referred to as a
NICU Nurse. They're going to attend to patients that
Level I and II are not equipped to take care of.
Therefore, as a Neonatal Nurse you might be taking care
of babies who are perfectly healthy, or for mothers
and/or newborns battling with serious health
complications. RNs looking to work in this career will
have to earn a Master's Degree from a neonatal nurse
practitioner training program. The undergraduate part
of the degree doesn't need to be specialized. Before
you can sign up for the Master's degree program, you
are going to first have to earn a Bachelor's of Science
in Nursing (BSN) degree You need not be licensed to
join a master's degree program, for the reason that a
lot of graduate programs only require that applicants
qualify for licensure. The program will prepare
individuals to deal with infants. During training,
nurses learn about those illnesses common in newborns
and the treatment for those disorders. A portion of the
training will also involve clinicals in local neonatal
units. The required classes will include stuff like
neonatal care, fetus physiology and pediatric
pharmacology, as well as healthcare system basics.
Should you sign up for a web-based masters program, you
are going to take clinicals onsite at a local medical
facility. Requirements with regard to continuing
education can vary among states. The National
Association of Neonatal Nurses sponsors online
conferences for those who need additional education
after becoming a Neonatal Nurse.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u_WYiM6hGQ
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From: becominganrn
Views: 4691
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| Time: 03:28 | More in Education |
Date Published: Oct 21, 2011 - 11:59 am
New Graduate RN Jobs: What to Expect
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http://www.becominganrn.net/becoming-an-rn/new-graduate-rn-jobs/new-graduate-rn-jobs-preparation/
If you're a recent graduate of a nursing program you
may be a little bit overwhelmed by all of the
possibilities ahead. It is important for you to be
aware of precisely where your career can take you, and
also where you need to begin to get there. Looking into
new graduate RN jobs will let you understand the best
places to get your feet wet and where you can get
started on your exciting and future career.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08BQFojgcWY
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From: becominganrn
Views: 10726
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| Time: 03:03 | More in Education |
Date Published: Feb 28, 2011 - 9:48 am
An In Depth Look at the Registered Nurse Job Description
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http://www.becominganrn.net/becoming-an-rn/registered-nurse-job-description/registered-nurse-job-description/
For anyone who is considering becoming an RN you must
work to comprehend everything that is going to be
expected of you as a specialist. Different aspects of
registered nursing lead to different job
specifications, changing how you might look at the
overall expectations of a nurse. Working to understand
each registered nurse job description will enable you
to better understand which aspect of nursing you would
like to look at and make a career from.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgS0y_WJrzs
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From: becominganrn
Views: 3367
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| Time: 03:09 | More in Education |
Date Published: Feb 28, 2011 - 9:42 am
The Factors that Influence Registered Nurse Pay
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http://www.becominganrn.net/becoming-an-rn/registered-nurse-pay/understanding-registered-nurse-pay-rates/
Those people who are thinking about their future career
should pay close attention to the wages earned in the
industry, and the work that needs to be performed to
make that money. Registered nurse pay is a thing that
interested individuals really should try to understand,
full well knowing that the wages will change based upon
location as well as the type of nursing job that is
found.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bf10Ew3g3A
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From: becominganrn
Views: 162
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| Time: 03:07 | More in Education |
Date Published: Feb 28, 2011 - 8:54 am
Registered Nurse Requirements: Getting the Required Training
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http://www.becominganrn.net/becoming-an-rn/registered-nurse-requirements/registered-nurse-requirements/
The registered nurse field is constantly expanding,
with thousands of jobs added each and every year. There
are specific requirements that every person must meet
in order to become a nurse and practice as a Registered
Nurse. Some of these requirements will vary depending
on location and depending on the kinds of jobs that
future nurses want to have. Learn more about what
requirements you'll need to meet before you can get
started in your new career as a Registered Nurse.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GI3jJ_GwnX8
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From: becominganrn
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| Time: 02:48 | More in Education |
Date Published: Feb 28, 2011 - 8:25 am
Understanding the Benefits of an Online RN Degree
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http://www.becominganrn.net/becoming-an-rn/online-rn-degree/benefits-online-rn-degree/
If you're thinking of Becoming an RN, but just don't
think you have the time to train for a new career, you
need to take a moment and look at the online RN degree.
This type of degree gives you the same exact training
you would receive in a traditional classroom setting,
but with the convenience of training at home and on
your own schedule. With online RN degrees, a busy
schedule is no longer a valid excuse for not getting
the training you need for an exciting new career.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKbZO5BEH80
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From: becominganrn
Views: 118
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| Time: 02:54 | More in Education |
Date Published: Feb 20, 2011 - 8:40 pm
5 Training Options for Becoming an RN
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http://www.becominganrn.net/ Learn everything you
need to know about getting the training needed for
becoming an RN. Find out how long you'll be in school,
techniques for finishing school faster, what type of
job you can expect once you graduate, and what your day
to day life as an RN will be like.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGEc-S0hzws
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From: becominganrn
Views: 787
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| Time: 03:34 | More in Education |
Date Published: Feb 09, 2011 - 6:05 am
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