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What is a rn nurse does that mean they have there AS degree.? |
What is a rn nurse does that mean they have there AS degree.? I thought that it was a BS RN = Registered Nurse 2 year degree is AS in nursing which I currently hold RN is Registered Nurse, It does not matter you can have an Associates Degree, Bachelors Degree, Masters Degree or a PhD all in Nursing. RN's in the US may have an associates degree, there are still a few 3-year programs, or they may have a BSN (or more), but they all have to pass the same board exams. |
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Depends what country you work in! If the uk then your looking at starting on around 17-18,000 per year! ...Nurses everywhere don't make enough money. Also being a RN is an associate degree. RNs make about 60k in Cali. Be a PA instead they make about 90K. ...google "nmas" and "gscc" and away you go =) edit lol it's changed, NMAS is dead, you go through UCAS now. ...New graduate nurses make about the same everywhere. You will want to gain expereince as a floor nurse before you jump into a ER. Give yourself a couple of years before you try any type of special... it depends upon experience and whether or not you're a RN or a NP....if you're an RN, expect around $40,000-$50,000, depending on if you work in a major hospital or a suburban clinic........ Difference: A registered nurse performs a range of duties, including recording medical histories, examining patients, providing treatment, and assisting in the administration of diagnostic tests. ... www.choosenursing.com or www.nurseoptions.com ...Never actually put those two things together, but I am also a nurse, formerly ER and now business side of nursing, and it sounds like an awesome set of experience. I found a specialty in busi... |
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