Nursing Careers
Reach your career goals with the right nursing certification or degree program. Explore different steps you can take to further your education.
Entry-Level Nursing Careers
There are many degree paths available to students who wish to secure an entry-level nursing position. These include nursing assistant training programs, associate degree in nursing, and bachelor of science in nursing degrees. The following links can help you explore the next steps in your nursing career.
Advanced Practice Nursing
Becoming an advanced practice registered nurse (APRN) requires at least a master of science in nursing degree. The links below detail what it takes to become an advanced practice registered nurse.
Specialized Nursing Careers
Nurses can also specialize in a specific nursing field, such as informatics, where they implement information technology to conduct research and review data. The links provided detail the different specialized nursing careers.
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IV Infusion Nurse Salary Guide
October 12, 2021 | NurseJournal Staff
Infusion nurses play a vital role in administering medications. Learn what they do, how to become an IV nurse, and about infusion nurse salary prospects.
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IV Infusion Nurse Career Overview
October 9, 2021 | Maura Deering
If you are a nurse or aspiring nurse researching specializations, you may be asking, "What is an infusion nurse?" Read on for answers and information.
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Healthcare Administrator Salary Guide
October 8, 2021 | NurseJournal Staff
Learn about healthcare administration salary ranges, the highest- and lowest-paying states, and how to increase your salary.
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How to Become a Charge Nurse
October 12, 2021 | NurseJournal Staff
Ever wondered: 'What does a charge nurse do?' Read this guide to learn how to become a charge nurse and learn more about the job.
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Private Duty Nurse Career Overview
October 6, 2021 | NurseJournal Staff
Private duty nursing is a growing career. Learn more about this career path like what a private nurse does and a typical private nurse salary.
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Charge Nurse Salary Guide
October 5, 2021 | Gayle Morris, BSN, MSN
A charge nurse salary should reflect the added responsibility and leadership that come with the role. Here are three ways you can improve your pay.
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