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Top Nursing Certifications: More Than CPR

Daily Nurse

While CPR is a vital credential for all healthcare professionals, there are other certifications you can obtain as a nurse to further your expertise. Today, we will look at ten certifications that can help your career. The Importance of Obtaining Additional Certifications We cannot overstate the value of nursing certifications.

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Emerging Nursing Specialties for Nursing Students to Consider

Registered Nursing

Whether you're just starting your journey into nursing or considering a specialized advanced degree, understanding the latest trends in nursing careers can help you plan a future-focused path. Below, we highlight several of the top up-and-coming nursing specialties and the degrees or certifications required to enter each field.

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What Can You Do with a Master’s in Nursing? 2025 Ultimate Guide

University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences

With the expansion of digital medical recordkeeping, nurse informaticist jobs are rising. Informatics nurses are registered nurses who combine clinical expertise with knowledge of technology, computer science and information systems to analyze and improve health systems used in clinical settings.

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How to Plan a Nursing Career Path and Keep Advancing

MAS Medical Staffing

Required experience: 1,800 hours as an RN in a pediatric setting prior to certification Credential: Certified Pediatric Nurse (CPN) Projected job growth, 2021 – 2031: 6% 2. Family Nurse Practitioner From a patient’s perspective, visiting with a nurse practitioner is equivalent to seeing a doctor for many needs.

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The 10 Least Stressful Nursing Jobs: Finding Balance in Your Career

Every Nurse

This role is often considered less stressful due to: Regular daytime hours with weekends and summers off Less intense patient care compared to hospital settings Focus on preventive care and health education Requirements typically include an RN license, pediatric nursing experience, and sometimes school nurse certification.