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A Guide to NursingLink
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So now that you’ve found your way to NursingLink, what exactly is there do? There are many ways to be interactive and if you need some ideas, this guide will show you exactly what there is to do in each section.
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rnstacy
12 months ago
2 comments
I want to learn more about PICC lines. Placement, care, troubleshooting...
pinkribbonwalk
about 1 year ago
12 comments
Thanks for the welcome. I am new to the world of nursing. I was recently certified as a Nursing Assistant. It is very hard to get started out there and I am looking for advice and suggestions. My ultimate goal is to become an Oncology Nurse. My first RN job though I would love to work in ER Nursing. So I am happy to be in this community.
cgscott
about 1 year ago
2 comments
Thanks for the welcome. I look forward to exchanging information and networking with other excited nurses. As a retired RN I am constantly looking foor stimulating activity.
rnforeverybody
about 1 year ago
8 comments
Thanks. I am interested in reading what other nurses in other places think - especially about the upcoming election and healthcare reform. Sometimes just talking to other nurses makes being a nurse allright.
cj123
about 1 year ago
6 comments
i could use some advise on working with my coworkers
glendaramos
about 1 year ago
4 comments
hello,
thank you for the invite.i know i will learn many things from all the nurses around the world!!!
glenda
jcb2406
about 1 year ago
2 comments
Thank you for the invite. I am a soon-to-be RN and I'm excited. I will explore the website further so see what else it offers.
jmcm248
about 1 year ago
6 comments
Hello
I am an L.P.N. in MI-Just joined- interested in forensic nursing, pysch,do home- care ped.'s thanks to everyone that welcomed me-it's great to have a forum to share with other nurses
wshrock
about 1 year ago
18 comments
Hi, And than you for your welcome. I am a 60 year young LPN going for my RN. I have been working as Traveling Nurse for over 10 years. All I can say is for me, Nursing is great. But if you are an LPN, DO NOT go to Casper College for your RN, you will not get it there. LPNs will not get the information they need to pass the classed.
tulips4me
about 1 year ago
12 comments
Thanks for the welcome! I think this site is great for individuals to explore the different areas of nursing and be able to ask questions and read articles on topics of interest. I also think it's nice to meet other nurses and healthcare professionals. I have been a Registered Nurse for 7 years and my background is in medical -surgical nursing, focusing mainly on surgical nursing. I have also tried telephonic educational nursing in disease management through an insurance company and when I wanted to have more one on one contact with clients, I went into home care. There are so many different paths that you can take in nursing and finding your niche is sometimes a lengthy process but exciting too. I look forward to exploring NursingLink's site!
ksreese1
about 1 year ago
4 comments
Ihave been a c.n.a. for about ten years and I am looking for a change. I have started classes at the University of Phoenix online. I am trying to go for my associates degree in healthcare administration. But now I am not sure if that is what I want to do looking at some of the jobs on this site I would like to work with people not be over the people. Is there some type of way that I could become an LPN online without having to go to school on campus becasue I have five children and it is not easy finding the time to attend school on ground and take care of the children. Especially when one of them is really sick.
NURSEMA
about 1 year ago
6 comments
You're never too old to learn!
I am a nurse educator in the midwest and my student population ranges from18 and straight from highschool to my eldest student who calculated he would be 61 when he graduated! Talk about diversity! Go for it. I find many students are spreading the cost of an education by going thru an LPN program (15 months or less) and then working for an employer who offers tuition reimbursement for their education to become an RN.
TheBeatGoesOn
about 1 year ago
46 comments
Thank you for the Great site and wonderful opportunity.
lucresian
about 1 year ago
4 comments
Thanks for the welcome, appreciate it. I will be exploring the site.
onewife
about 1 year ago
2 comments
thank you for your welcome, looking forward to exploring the site.