Healthcare Professionals and Nurses Blogging the Healthcare Industry
Posted in Careers, General Discussion, Healthcare Staffing Issues on Sep 15th, 2008
Two thousand five hundred ninety-eight respondents yielded an assorted result. This transpired after a reader profile study was conducted by the Nursing Spectrum/Nurse Week last year, 2007. The outcomes of the research were due to the diversity of nurse specialty, work setting, and nursing experience. The main objective of the said study was to find […]
Posted in Careers, General Discussion, Healthcare Staffing Issues on Sep 3rd, 2008
The Nurse Practice Act consists of state laws that regulate the nursing profession in general. This is a set of statutes for the benefit of public safety to ensure that all nurses meet at least the minimum standards of performance. Though each state has its own specific set of laws, generally, it deals with common issues […]
Posted in Careers, nursing business on Sep 1st, 2008
The world is a witness of a tremendously growing profession in the healthcare industry. The great demand of nurses throughout the globe is the best manifestation of this fact. The present need of nurses is only in cognizant to the growing population of the world that needs nursing care to cater healthcare issues and medical […]
Posted in Careers, Healthcare Staffing Issues on Aug 21st, 2008
I. IMMIGRANT VISA
Permanent Residency (Green Card)
A foreign RN is allowed to work in the U.S. under an immigrant status through sponsorship. By having a green card, an RN can even sponsor his family in the long run. However, there are cases wherein the family can go at the same time with the nurse provided that […]
Posted in Careers on Aug 18th, 2008
Numerous career paths and opportunities welcome any qualified registered nurse to work in the United States. A kick-start of a nursing profession in the US can either take place in a healthcare setting or in the academe where you become a nurse educator teaching clinical skills to nursing students. At any how, there is one […]