Career Journal of Nursing

The Importance of Networking in Nursing School

The Importance of Networking in Nursing School

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Embarking on the journey to become a nurse is both exciting and challenging. While academic excellence and clinical skills are crucial components of nursing education, there is another vital aspect that often doesn't get as much attention: networking. Building a robust professional network during nursing school can significantly enhance your career prospects and provide invaluable support throughout your nursing journey. This article delves into why networking is essential for aspiring nurses and how to effectively build and maintain your professional connections.

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Submitted by Alex Morgan
Transitioning to Nursing: Making the Leap from One Career to Another

Transitioning to Nursing: Making the Leap from One Career to Another

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Switching careers can be a daunting but incredibly rewarding decision, especially when moving into the field of nursing. Whether you're coming from a completely different profession or a related field, the transition to nursing requires careful planning, dedication, and a passion for helping others. This article explores the challenges and rewards of leaving one career to pursue nursing and offers practical advice to help you navigate this significant change.

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Submitted by Sandra Beyers
Opposite of Burnout is Engagement

Opposite of Burnout is Engagement

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Facing a pandemic brought many nurses to a feeling of burnout, while this nurse was brought to engagement.

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Submitted by Catherine Stevens RN, BSN
My Nursing Career A Whole New Appreciation 

My Nursing Career A Whole New Appreciation 

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Not a day goes by, without reading in the newspaper and hearing over the radio or TV about the rising rate of unemployment in our country. It is this reality that has given me a whole new appreciation for being a nurse.

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Submitted by Mary Ellen Buechel Holbrook, RN, BA, BSN, CPAN, CCRN
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