Articles tagged with: nurse
Whenever there is a disaster somewhere, at least a dozen e-mails find their way to my inbox from all over the country with the same question: So … you going? Read Sherry Jones Mayo, RN, EMTP, DAAETS’s moving story about her disaster relief experiences…
In response to a recent news article about autism research, an RN explains that generous donors to the autism cause need to know where their money goes. She shares her first-hand experience of working with families of autistic children and points out the problems to come.
Nurses make mistakes like everyone else…except that sometimes, the mistakes can be fatal. This article examines the most common reasons why mistakes happen in the nursing workplace and offers suggestions for how to best handle them when they do.
Nurse assistants are in demand today. Learn how to get into a nurse assistant training course including what skills you will learn, how to become a CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant), and find CNA training programs near you.
Although there are thousands of applicants for many jpb openings these days, some companies are so desperate to find qualified workers that they’re paying bonuses. Find out what these great jobs are and discover how to get one of them for yourself.
The registered nursing profession comprises the largest number of healthcare workers in the United States, and many more are needed. Job growth can be attributed to technological advances, and an increasing elderly population. RN’s in California enjoy the highest earnings nationwide.
