Where can i find information in the history of registered nursing and the training and education requirements.

community college..u can get LPN..usually 10-15 months...can then work or transfer to associates program to be ASN..usually 1 more year..If you start out asso. 2 years.. BSN is 4 years..from there ...

It's "vocational". You'd have to call the school to ask them about their program. The community college might be more likely to offer an associates degree while the LPN/LVN ...

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Any RN degree (either a 2 year associates degree or a 4 year BSN) qualifies you to work in pediatrics as a staff nurse. There is no special training required - all hospitals or clinics will provide...

I have not met any Nurses who have become social workers, but it certainly is doable. You will want to make sure you have a liberal arts base to your BSN (look at the requirements to admissions in...

If you are asking about oral exams in nursing and in education, it teaches the individual to think on their feet. In the nursing profession it is very important. When a patient goes into defib or...

there are plenty of nursing journals on different topics and nursing specialities, look on yahoo or google or a local library, good luck

During my nurse training quite a few members of my group failed to complete the course. From what I could see there were a number of factors. 1. lack of ability to complete academic work, perhaps...