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pursuing nursing as a career
american association of colleges of nursing (aacn)
aacn has put together some great tools to help people considering a future in nursing find programs, plan their careers and locate financial help. there is also a list of schools offering baccalaureate and masters degrees in nursing.
http://www.aacn.nche.edu/education/resindex.htm
the american nursing association
this site provides useful information on planning a career in nursing, including what a nursing job entails, licensing, nursing
specialties and how to fund your training.
http://nursingworld.org/about/careerlt.htm#prepare
national student nurses association:
is nursing for you?
http://www.nsna.org/career/is_nursing_for_you2.pdf
national league for nursing:careers
http://www.nln.org/careers/index.htm
nurses for a healthier tomorrow
www.nursesource.org/nursing_careers.html
career profiles:
http://www.nursesource.org/description.html
discover nursing
nursing spectrum
has very detailed information on the various types of nursing positions, including descriptions of job responsibilities, career alternatives and breakdowns of nursing specialties.
http://www.nursingspectrum.com/careermanagement/index.htm
nurseweek.com
this magazine site has a detailed list of the career tracks available within nursing. once you view a particular profession, this site provides links to the appropriate certification board for information on licensing and education, as well as links to relevant articles from the magazine for that nursing specialty.
http://www.nurseweek.com/career/
nursing specialty areas:
allnurses links:
https://allnurses.com/nursing_specialties/
discover nursing: specialites
http://www.discovernursing.com/specialties.asp
sigma thea tau: honor society of nursing
specialty nursing organizations
http://www.nursingsociety.org/career/nursing_orgs.html
us nursing career outlook:
a starting source to learn about nursing careers, future growth trends and pay scales for different types of nurses, review the us department of labor's occupational outlook handbook: http://www.bls.gov/oco/home.htm
nih website helps students, others explore health careers
3/16/04
the national institutes of health has launched a web site designed to help middle and high school students explore the diversity of health care careers. the lifeworks site features information on more than 100 health and medical careers. users can browse or search for information based on interest area, salary, education or other criteria, and read about real people who have achieved success in their careers. the site, created by nih's office of science education, also serves as a resource for parents, educators and school guidance and career counselors. it can be found at www.science.education.nih.gov/lifeworks.
also see the registered nurse information page.
I didn't see the most important link.
http://www.aana.com (american association of nurse anesthetists)
ok i'm a little bias
kats
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Hi, I was just wondering if you all could recommend any websites that compare and contrast information specific to various nursing specialties. I would like to learn more about working in NICU, working as a CRNA or NP, as well as other areas and areas of focus. I want to be able to find out what the responsibilities, typical income, and any other relevant information.
Thanks,