Nursing Career

UPMC Nursing Career Ladder
Job Title: Nursing Assistant Job ID: 2084438 Status: Regular/Temporary: Facility: UPMC Mercy Department: Location: 1400 Locust Street, Pittsburgh PA 15218 Job Summary The work as an NA or PCT is both challenging and very rewarding. Many find this to be a wonderful life long career. Others may choose…

Nursing Careers at Liberty College
The Nursing (A.A.S.) degree at Morrisville State College is a two-year degree program which prepares students for entry into the profession of nursing. Upon completion of the Associate Degree Nursing program, students will meet the New York state requirements to sit for the National Nursing licensing…

Nursing 7 Rights
By, BSN, RN As citizens of the United States we are all familiar with The Bill of Rights , and as anyone who works in a hospital knows, there is a Patient s Bill of Rights too. But did you know there is a Nurses Bill of Rights ? The Nurses Bill of Rights was adopted by the American Nurses Association…

What a real nurse should look like?
A nurse is an example of cleanliness and accuracy. A nurse has contact with patients in any medical institution, so she must constantly monitor her appearance. Permanent body hygiene. A nurse should monitor her hands constantly and have a clean body, to avoid unpleasant odors. She should wash her hands…

Nursing a Profession
Donna Cardillo, MA, RN Nursing is my profession and my life’s work. I have had various employment/self-employment positions over the years since becoming a nurse. But regardless of what title I had at any given time, and whether directly or indirectly working with consumers of healthcare (and we are…

Nursing Career Options
Cardiac (heart) Care Nurse: See Telemetry/Cardiac Care Nurse Case Manager: Is responsible for patient education/monitoring the patient s well being, identifying resources, and coordinating care for a specific/targeted patient populations. The role of the Case Manager may vary, and in some settings, may…

Nursing 1 All Nurses
Oh, I can think of a million things that I wish I d known when I was a brand-new RN.like: 1) Whatever you do, don t, I repeat, DON T freak out! Panic never solves anything, and indeed may make it worse. Even if your confused elderly patient just yanked out his triple lumen and is wandering around the…