What RNs Really Do: Core Responsibilities in Practice
While “Registered Nurse” may sound like a straightforward job title, the role is anything but simple. RNs are the backbone of patient care, and their responsibilities are wide-ranging, technical, and often emotionally demanding. Understanding the day-to-day functions of an RN not only clarifies the scope of their practice but also showcases the...
Pathways to RN Licensure: Education and Exams Explained
The journey to becoming a Registered Nurse (RN) begins with education and ends with licensure. While it may seem straightforward, aspiring nurses face several decisions along the way, from selecting the right program to preparing for rigorous exams. This blog unpacks the essential steps to licensure, helping prospective nurses plan a successful ...
The RN Role Demystified: More Than Just Bedside Care
When most people think of Registered Nurses (RNs), they envision professionals providing bedside care in hospitals. While this is a significant aspect of nursing, the RN role encompasses a wide range of responsibilities and opportunities that extend far beyond direct patient care. This blog aims to demystify the RN role, highlighting the diverse ...
Burnout Prevention for Nurses: Strategies That Work
Nursing is one of the most respected professions in the world. It’s also one of the most emotionally and physically demanding. Whether you work in acute care, primary care, long-term care, or education, the pressures can add up fast. Burnout is not a personal failure, it’s an occupational hazard. But it’s also preventable. These ...
State-by-State CEU Requirements for Nurses in 2025
Curious about the state CEU requirements for nurses? In this guide, we’ll outline the essential continuing education units required for nurses to keep their licenses active in each state for 2025. Key Takeaways CEU Requirements for Florida Nurses In Florida, nurses must complete 24 hours of continuing education every two years to maintain their ...
Understanding Ethics in Nursing: What Every Nurse Should Know
Ethical practice is foundational to nursing. Every shift, nurses make decisions that can affect patient safety, outcomes, and dignity. From the bedside to the boardroom, ethics guide how we assess needs, deliver care, communicate with families, and advocate for the most vulnerable. Understanding and applying these principles is more than theory, ...