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U. of Montana to Bolster the Big Sky Country's Nursing Workforce

Health Leaders | Nursing

federal grant will upskill LPNs to RNs. The University of Montana (UM) in Missoula will create an online, accelerated model to upskill licensed practical nurses (LPNs) to become RNs with the aid of a $3.6 The funding also will support RNs at partner facilities to serve as clinical instructors for LPN students.

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How to Become a Registered Nurse

Post University

Understanding the Role of a Registered Nurse Described by the American Nurses Association as the backbone of the American healthcare system, registered nurses play a vital role in ensuring that patients receive the comprehensive care they need. In all states, nurses are required to pass this exam to obtain licensure.

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Best Guide on How to Become a Director of Nursing in 2023

Nurse Code

Director of Nursing Services Certification The Director of Nursing Services Certification (DNS-CT) is DON Certification from the American Association of Post Acute-Care Nursing (AAPCN). The minimum DNS-CT Certification requirements include two years of Nursing experience and a valid RN license.

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Nursing Scholarships Aren’t as Elusive as You May Think

Nurse.com

Nursing education costs increase year after year, and aspiring nurses and those seeking advanced degrees must find ways to finance their schooling. Through scholarships, nursing students can reduce out-of-pocket expenses for their education. Nurses know all too well that attending nursing school can be pricey.

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NursingCE.com: A New CEU Resource for Nurses

Board Vitals - Nursing

We are excited to announce the launch of our newest partner, NursingCE.com , a new website designed to offer nurses a one-stop-shop for completing their continuing education credits and meet state and licensing requirements needed to maintain their license to practice.

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These Nursing Associations Connect You to Fellow Pros and Valuable Resources

Nurse.com

American Assisted Living Nurses Association (AALNA). Representing assisted living RNs, licensed practical nurses, and licensed vocational nurses, the AALNA works to promote safe, effective, and dignified nursing practice in assisted living, in an era when the number of older adults needing this type of care is increasing.