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    When being a registered nurse, there are many things to do and a ton of responsibility, but there are a lot of benefits to gain from that. Also, when applying for a job to be a registered nurse, it doesn’t require very much. A registered nurse is a nurse who has graduated from a nursing program and has met the requirements summarized by a country or state licensing body in order to get a nursing license. Registered nurses help doctors in providing treatment to patients suffering from different

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    Registered Nurse A registered nurse (RN) in mental health is called a psychiatric. According to “http://study.com/articles/Psychiatric_Unit_Nurse_Job_Description_Duties_and_Requirements.html” a psychiatric unit nurses are advanced nurses who specialize in care of people who have mental disorders. They work in the psychiatric part of a hospital or medical center with patients that are staying there for short-term-evaluation or an intense treatment before going back to their home for long-term-care

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    Hi everyone, I am Destiny Mercer from Ms. Stuckeys first block class. I chose to do my capstone project over registered nursing because that’s what i plan on doing in the future. In my speech i am going to point out 4 main points on what really caught my eye when i started doing my research and finding out more stuff about this career. I am going to tell you why i became interested in this career , i am going to tell you what i learned from my research that i did, what i learned while doing my product

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    Registered Nurse Without jobs in the medical field, population would lower numerously. Registered nurses work harder than people think. Saving someone's life or having to tell someone they have a terminal illness isn't easy. Being a registered nurse requires a registered nurse license, a Bachelors or Associates degree, and the ability to treat all people equally. To be a registered nurse, proper education is required. The employee should have the proper training too. In order to officially become

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    What is Registered Nursing? In this paper, I will discuss about the different levels of nursing certification, with a focus on Registered Nursing. I will include the education and requirements for becoming an RN, the working environment and career opportunities of the profession. Education is a big part of becoming a Nurse. Having a degree in Nursing is a requirement. Two types of degree for an RN is an Associate’s degree or Bachelor’s degree. According to the, “Education as a Determinant of Career

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    brain for my future since I can remember. Considering this, I have always known a good bit about nursing, but of course not everything. I knew a nurse had to have to good social skills, enjoy hands on activities, and cannot have a weak stomach. Registered nurses have to give shots, take blood pressure, and do lots of paper work (MSChoices). When a person goes to the doctor, he or she will always see a nurse at some point during the visit. They’re the most common workers at hospitals or clinical settings

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    all that is needed is an associate degree,stress tolerance and a big heart. Studies show that in the last ten years 80 percent of people have been dissatisfied with their choice of job.But since 84.8 percent of workers is the healthcare field are Registered Nurses this makes this job very popular. Education is one of the many roles that is needed to start working.Registered Nurses need an associate's degree which only takes about two years to receive but to get promoted to different stages of nursing

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    A registered nurse’s earning vary depending on the position, experience, level of profession, skills, education, assignment with some states paying a higher income. The skills acquired through education, training, and expertise contribute to a registered nurses (RN) wage. Nurses having additional education such as a Bachelors degree or Masters, earn more than a nurse who has an Associates degree (A.S.) or an entry level nurse. But experience also plays a role in the amount earned as well as location

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    The reality of the process of becoming a registered nurse for international students in Ontario Orapun Inchai The Language Gallery The reality of the process of becoming a registered nurse for international students in Ontario It has been claimed that Ontario welcomes internationally educated nurses who want to relocate, and even has a specific government program in place to enable them to practice and excel in the shortest time possible. However all nurses, regardless of background, must

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    Registered Nurses (RN) are in high demand and job availability is at an all-time high. RN’s have the ability to focus their interest and careers in a variety of specialties. They can provide direct patient care or supervise a facility of department within a hospital. Either way they work as part of a team. The daily tasks are determined by what type of position the nurse holds. A nurse can work in hospitals, nursing homes, clinics, schools, home care, and prisons, among other facilities. The

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