Gary Milligan, DNP, MSHA, CNE
Gary Milligan, DNP, MSHA, CNE is a frequent contributor to RN Journal with 1 articles published to date.
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Value of a Bachelor’s Educated Nurse
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Whether one is a recent graduate of an associate degree in nursing program or an experienced nurse who wishes to explore other opportunities in nursing. It is a good time to consider enrolling in a RN to BSN program and complete the BSN degree in nursing. In many cases, a BSN will open the door to opportunities in management, quality improvement, or be the first step in obtaining a Master of Science degree in nursing. In addition, some medical centers that hold Magnet recognition from the American Nurses' Credentialing Center (ANCC) require nurses to either have a BSN or begin school to obtain a BSN.
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