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Long Term Care Nurses Benefit From Higher Education TooAre you interested in pursuing a satisfying role as a long-term care nurse? Are you currently working in this fast growing field? Long-term care nurses dedicate their careers to developing close and lasting relationships with patients in need of continued assistance. |
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DNR/DNI: What Age Would You Choose to No Longer Be Full Code?At 16, I graduated high school. At 20 years of age, I graduated with my BSN and successfully landed my first nursing job in a progressive care unit, where I worked for only 6 months before I was promoted to the corresponding ICU. I have worked there the last 8 years and as you can imagine, I've seen a lot of miracles, but also a lot of deaths. |
Personalities and SpecialtiesI am working on one of my hospital's sought after ICUs, where I have worked for the last 8 years. Except for a six-month stint on a progressive care unit, this is the only nursing job I have had. |