Nursing school and continuous training teaches you the skills you need to perform your job duties in the medical field on a daily-basis, but at times it’s the soft-skills that get forgotten about. Taking the time to learn how to better improve your communication skills can help not only you as a nurse communication to your team, but your patients, too.
As of 2016, there were over 200,000 nurse practitioners across the United States who were on the front-lines of coordinating patient care and providing their service to both primary and specialty care patients. Being an NP requires constant learning in order to stay qualified. We have some skills you may need to be a successful nurse practitioner!
Regardless of the healthcare facility you manage, the well-being of your team is first and foremost to you. You’ve probably taken great care to hire the best possible people, but even with top-notch talent, here are some ways you can improve collaboration within your nursing team.
You’ve made it through years of school, hours of studying and many late nights worrying about your new career. Now it’s time to start this exciting new chapter of your life, yet you might be a bit unsure of how to get your first job as a nurse. Here are some simple tips for getting your first nursing job, even with no experience.
While the economy continues to struggle and unemployment numbers remain steady, it's good to see not all areas of expertise are feeling the wrath. Among the professions that seems to thrive regardless of economic climate, registered nurses are always in need., making the Top Hire list yet again.