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Are Male Nurses Really Worth $5,100 More than Females?!
According to a recent article by the LA times, approximately 2.5 million nurses—and the families they support—are being shortchanged by gender-based pay difference. Even in
4 Ways to Continue Learning Through Certifications When Employed
As a nurse, it’s no secret that passing the NCLEX and jumping into your career at the hospital is only the beginning of your professional
Implementing a 30-60-90 Day Plan When Hiring New Employees
Training a new hire is a time consuming, but necessary task for both the employer and new employee. The first 90 days of the assignment
How to Treat a Patient (When Their Family Member is a Nurse)
As a nurse, there will be times when you have a patient whose family member is a nurse or other medical professional. In most cases,
Considering a Nursing Job within a Corrections Facility
When most nursing students begin their education in nursing they do so with the intention of becoming a nurse at a hospital or doctor’s office.
How to Stay Germ Free While Working in a Health Environment
As a medical professional, you’re surrounded by sneezing and coughing all day long. You’re constantly treating patients with airborne and communicable diseases. So how can
