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In my state (Kansas), the requirement for nursing faculty at the BSN level is an MSN, or the school will have to apply for a special exception from the state board if they want to hire someone without this qualification. One option you might look at, is find out if some MSN programs will accept credits from your masters in Ed. and would let you take just the core courses. You might check Fort Hays State University, they have an online MSN, or KU's online MSN. Good luck.

Hello, I would like to know if you have had experience with submitting articles to nursing journals. Is Nursing 2005 new-writer friendly? What other journals should a beginning writer target? I am thinking more of human interest, hands-on nursing care articles, not academic/research articles. Any tips would be most welcome! Thanks!

Hi, just wanted to add a comment. Where I used to work, whenver I called HR about a job opening to ask who the manager is, they refuse to tell me, even if I was an employee. The only way to find out was by word of mouth, asking the nurses who go to the different campuses such as IV team nurses, etc. In general, from my experience, the last thing you want to do is to involve HR in anything!

Hi, just wanted to add a comment. Where I used to work, whenver I called HR about a job opening to ask who the manager is, they refuse to tell me, even if I was an employee. The only way to find out was by word of mouth, asking the nurses who go to the different campuses such as IV team nurses, etc. In general, from my experience, the last thing you want to do is to involve HR in anything!