To become licensed as a registered nurse, you need to complete a nursing degree program. While it is possible to work as a registered nurse with an associate degree or a nursing diploma program, there are key benefits of a BSN (Bachelor of Science in Nursing) degree...
Dean Kim Nerud of American Sentinel College of Nursing & Health Sciences at Post University was featured in Modern Healthcare on the important subject of strengthening the nurse educator pipeline during National Nurses Month. Her column, “The nurse educator...
Before Michael Taylor became a nurse, the idea had always been in the back of his mind. “My mom is a nurse, so I had that exposure growing up,” says the Illinois native. After high school, he went to college a few hours away, but wasn’t sure what he wanted to do. “I...
Rachel Radenkovic will never forget the day she stepped into a hospital and it felt like home. She was 19, visiting her aunt after she’d just had a baby. “That moment, I realized I wanted to work in the hospital setting,” says Rachel, who was already familiar with...
As an experienced registered nurse (RN), interviews are no longer just about demonstrating foundational clinical skills—they’re about showing how you apply judgment, lead within care teams, and contribute to patient outcomes. Whether you’re pursuing a new specialty,...
