The Latest in Modern Nursing
Discover the latest advocacy issues, expert interviews, and other resources within nursing professions at all levels.
October 14, 2024
Nurse Educator Professional Certification Guide
Nurse educators are highly skilled licensed RNs who train nursing students and provide ongoing education for professional nurses. They can be found in various settings, such as universities, community colleges, trade schools, and hospitals. A nurse educator is an informal term for RNs who oversee training programs, teach nursing in both clinical and classroom settings, and offer guidance to students at all levels of the nursing field.
September 26, 2024
Forensic Nurse Practitioner (NP)
Forensic NPs primarily care for patients who have been victims or perpetrators of sexual assault, intimate partner violence, abuse, or crime.
September 20, 2024
Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioner (AGNP) – Education, Licensure & Salary
Adult gerontology nurse practitioners (AGNPs) provide care to patients across their adult lifespan, from young adulthood through old age. AGNPs specialize in the unique needs of each stage of life, allowing them to provide comprehensive, individualized care.
Careers in Nursing & Nurse Leadership
Modern nursing careers are as varied as the people they serve, and each nursing role has its own educational, certification, and licensure requirements. While this complexity is a sign of a maturing profession, it can also be confusing, even to veteran nurses; a growing number of specializations and sub-specializations can complicate the process further.
Whether you’re beginning your nursing career, curious about specialization options, or are looking to brush up on certification requirements, our detailed career guides for nursing roles have everything you need.
Nursing Programs, Leadership Degrees & More
Today’s nurses and APRNs are expertly trained to perform various services, and choosing the right degree program is the first step in any successful nursing career.
Hybrid and online learning models mean it’s never been easier to complete your nursing education, but not all programs are created equal: accreditation, tuition, coursework, faculty, and residency requirements are all important factors for aspiring nurses to consider. We’ve done all the research necessary to help find the program that’s right for you.
Nursing & Nurse Practitioner (NP) Licensure By State
State licensure ensures that nurses are competent to perform their unique scope of practice. Every nurse and APRN needs to be licensed, but their licensure requirements vary from role to role and from state to state.
While most nursing degree programs model their curriculum to match the requirements of the state in which they’re based, the rise of online programs means there are often more nuanced factors at work. We give you comprehensive and detailed information on what requirements apply specifically to you.
Nursing Programs, Careers & Leadership Roles – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
It’s easy to get lost in acronyms, jargon, and bureaucracy, so we’ve made it even easier to find the information you need. Our FAQs cover nursing schools, degrees, certifications, licensing, careers, and salaries, allowing you to compare and contrast different options.
Between in-depth explanations, side-by-side comparisons, and step-by-step guides, we have detailed, easy-to-read answers to your questions.
Features – Expert Interviews, Guides & Advocacy Issues in Nursing
Modern nursing is a rapidly evolving field, and nurses themselves are the ones championing that change and growth. Combining expert interviews, case studies, and academic research, we amplify the most relevant conversations in modern nursing, profile the nurses who are leading those conversations, and spotlight the advocacy issues that matter most to them.
We also offer resources and guides to help aspiring nurses join the profession and start making a difference, too. Check out the features section of our blog to join in on the conversation.
