How to Maximize Your Potential as a Traveling Nurse

 

 How to Maximize Your Potential as a Traveling Nurse


Traveling nurses are in high demand, but they can't get the work they want without more education. This blog post will offer up a few tips on how to maximize your potential as a traveling nurse and help you to create a resume that will make recruiters take notice. If you're looking for an informative and factual blog post about how to maximize your career, this is it!

The 37 Best Websites to Learn Something New

Pensacola resident John Allen discusses 37 websites to learn something new. One of his picks is Global Voices , looking at independence movements and the worldwide web.

"What makes the Internet so fascinating is that, in a world where human beings have so much power and influence, we have so much powerlessness. We're like ants that don't control where or when we live or die. But because of the way it's been organized and designed, we appear to be in charge."  - John Allen, who blogs at Global Voices .  

DVRS (Doctor of Veterinary Science) Degree for Registered Nurses? Does that make any sense?   The U.S. Department of Labor has classified registered nurse aides as medical technicians, but not as medical technicians OR registered nurses. Many nurses believe it's high time those positions be recognized by the Department of Labor. It turns out that in some states, a nurse can get a Doctorate of Veterinary Science (DVRS) and be called a doctor, yet still be considered a medical technician. It would seem to make sense for the nursing industry to advocate for the DOL to recognize these two occupations as being similar in authority, as well as function.
Related: UNLV Honors Its Top Scholars   The College of Nursing and Health Innovation at University of Nevada Las Vegas presents its top scholars on May 2 at 7 p.m. at Dominican Hall on the UNLV campus. The honorees will be introduced by UNLV President Marc Johnson and Dean Patricia Love. The event is free and open to the public.
NVNRA's Spring 2015 Conference & Career Fair Set   The Nevada Nurses Association Grand Canyon Chapter, Nevada Nurse of the Year champion, WVCARE nurse, Florida Nurse of the Year alumni representative, and a student speaker will share their experiences at this spring's spring conference and career fair on Monday, April 6, 2015 at 5:30 p.m. at Sun West Behavioral Healthcare in Las Vegas.
Nurse Jobs: Your Complete Guide to Becoming a Medical Assistant
Becoming a medical assistant is a very popular career choice, that pays well above average salaries. However, it's not without complications. The job has lots of responsibilities, and nursing students sometimes struggle with applying for jobs as medical assistants.  Read this guide to get answers to questions about the application process for medical assistants and other medical care positions!
"I am grateful to have the opportunity of being part of the Grand Canyon Campus nursing program. As I am moving into my third year, I am able to see many different aspects of patient care and have been given the chance to use these skills in clinical situations. The program is thorough, but with great professors that are always willing to answer questions, even after hours. I believe there is no other nursing program in the area that provides a better atmosphere."
"I have been a student at UNLV's School of Nursing for five semesters, and it has been an amazing experience! The curriculum is well designed, and the faculty are superb. This school is full of passionate nurses who are doing meaningful research. One of my future goals is to participate in research with Dr. Palmer on a project looking at families who have children with autism and how they cope with the diagnosis. My classmates have become like family as well. The environment at UNLV's School of Nursing has helped me grow personally and professionally. It has made me realize that I want to work with children and family, and I am so excited to see where my journey will take me!"
"I have been a student at UNLV's School of Nursing for five semesters, and it has been an amazing experience! The curriculum is well designed, and the faculty are superb. This school is full of passionate nurses who are doing meaningful research. One of my future goals is to participate in research with Dr. Palmer on a project looking at families who have children with autism and how they cope with the diagnosis. My classmates have become like family as well. The environment at UNLV's School of Nursing has helped me grow personally and professionally. It has made me realize that I want to work with children and family, and I am so excited to see where my journey will take me!"
DVRS (Doctor of Veterinary Science) Degree for Registered Nurses? Does that make any sense?   The U.S. Department of Labor has classified registered nurse aides as medical technicians, but not as medical technicians OR registered nurses. Many nurses believe it's high time those positions be recognized by the Department of Labor. It turns out that in some states, a nurse can get a Doctorate of Veterinary Science (DVRS) and be called a doctor, yet still be considered a medical technician. It would seem to make sense for the nursing industry to advocate for the DOL to recognize these two occupations as being similar in authority, as well as function.
Related: UNLV Honors Its Top Scholars   The College of Nursing and Health Innovation at University of Nevada Las Vegas presents its top scholars on May 2 at 7 p.m. at Dominican Hall on the UNLV campus. The honorees will be introduced by UNLV President Marc Johnson and Dean Patricia Love. The event is free and open to the public.
DVRS (Doctor of Veterinary Science) Degree for Registered Nurses? Does that make any sense?   The U.S. Department of Labor has classified registered nurse aides as medical technicians, but not as medical technicians OR registered nurses. Many nurses believe it's high time those positions be recognized by the Department of Labor. It turns out that in some states, a nurse can get a Doctorate of Veterinary Science (DVRS) and be called a doctor, yet still be considered a medical technician. It would seem to make sense for the nursing industry to advocate for the DOL to recognize these two occupations as being similar in authority, as well as function.
Related: UNLV Honors Its Top Scholars   The College of Nursing and Health Innovation at University of Nevada Las Vegas presents its top scholars on May 2 at 7 p.m. at Dominican Hall on the UNLV campus. The honorees will be introduced by UNLV President Marc Johnson and Dean Patricia Love. The event is free and open to the public.
UNLV Honors Its Top Scholars  The College of Nursing and Health Innovation at University of Nevada Las Vegas presents its top scholars on May 2 at 7 p.m. at Dominican Hall on the UNLV campus. The honorees will be introduced by UNLV President Marc Johnson and Dean Patricia Love. The event is free and open to the public.
DVRS (Doctor of Veterinary Science) Degree for Registered Nurses? Does that make any sense?   The U.S.

Conclusion Whether you are applying to a specific position or just looking to get your foot in the door, it is important to tailor your resume for each job. It may require a change in format, but the effort can go a long way in helping you stand out from all of the other applicants. If you have questions about how you can make your resume stand out, contact me today!
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