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Research Nurse

Hi all,

I just want to know what you do/be doing as a research nurse. I am a new grad and I am applying for this type of job. Am I going to struggle doing this because I don't have the experience?

Also, will it really look good on a resume and help me land an acute care job or not?

Thank you for reading!!

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    Most research jobs I saw posted requires acute hospital experience and research experience. And yes, not only it will look good on your resume, but it will build up your nursing foundation. Lots of stuff to learn on the actual nursing job aside from things you learned from school. But try your luck, especially if that's what you really want to do :)

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    Thank you for responding!! As you said, I will try my luck!

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