With the year coming to a close, it’s time to start making new goals for 2020. Maybe you’d like to pursue additional education. Perhaps you’re looking to change careers. Maybe you’re just hoping to hone in on your skills and find your specialty. There are a number of nursing niches on the horizon for the […]
Nightingale College announced on November 19 the commencement of the Master of Science in Nursing Education (MSNEd) Program. The MSNEd Program prepares BSN nurses with the skills and knowledge necessary to become confident, competent, and compassionate nurse educators. The Program is enrolling now into the Spring 2020 semester, which starts in January. Why develop […]
Is nursing the dream career for you? You chose well. Health care professionals have some of the top jobs of the future, and there’s a high demand for registered nurse roles all around the world (the employment of RNs is expected to grow by 15% from 2016 to 2026). But an RN career is not […]
With the nursing landscape changing so quickly and medical facilities looking for more BSN-prepared nurses, it has become imperative to remain on top of the game if you want to pursue this competitive path or advance your nursing career as an RN. From mastering your skills and providing the best patient care to gaining in-depth […]
There are plenty of reasons why you should consider a BSN degree to advance your career as a registered nurse. This degree has already become the preferred level of education for many nursing job opportunities. It qualifies you for more secure and better paying job opportunities and also helps you pursue your passion through various […]
As a fully fledged RN, you probably know by now how to successfully juggle your job, your shifts and time spent with your family and kids. But what if you want more from your nursing career? How can you take the next step in advancing your career without sacrificing your personal life, your family time […]
Nursing may seem a pretty linear career: you study pretty hard, you practice as much as you can and then you get a challenging, but rewarding job in a hospital. Is it linear, though? There are so many different types of nurses that the term itself can become confusing for anyone interested in this career. […]
Anyone who has attempted to get into a nursing program has their own story of the challenges potential nurses face. For many, it begins with enrolling in school and successfully completing required prerequisite courses such as Anatomy and Pathophysiology before beginning any nursing classes. These alone can be extremely demanding courses requiring hours of dedicated […]
Lars-Michael Summerhays MSN, RN, serves as Lead Faculty at the Draper DDC, and is a retired Air Force Officer and pilot with a remarkable story of how he became a nurse. Lars’ Story Military Background For as long as I can remember I have wanted to be a pilot. Both my grandfathers served in WWII […]
Are you looking for a new job or your first nursing position, and wondering what to wear to a nursing interview? You’ve come to the right place. Interviews can be tricky, and when you want to make the right impression, it’s important to not overdress or underdress and avoid things that could be potential red […]
Nightingale College Collaborator Lindsay Rasmussen selected for historic trip honoring veterans. Some have the courage and fortitude to serve their country by joining the military. Others support service members through their careers. Some dedicate their time, talent and money to supporting causes that benefit American heroes. Still, there are a select few who do all […]
The term “accreditation” definitely has a ring to it but not everyone knows what it means or why accreditation is such an important asset in the educational field. Accreditation should be one of the decisive factors in the process of selecting any type of educational institution, and you should be well aware of how a […]
Nightingale College celebrates the initial accreditation of the baccalaureate degree nursing program by the Commission of Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) through June 30, 2022. With such an achievement, the College is able to offer an accredited RN-to-BSN Program to licensed nurses who are ready to take the next step in the nursing education and career. […]
National Nurses week is an observance of Nurses and an opportunity to express gratitude for all they do. This national celebration has been going on since 1954 thanks to efforts by the American Nurses Association. In addition to President Reagan signing a declaration in 1982, mayors and governors across the United States have also issued […]
Nightingale College Alumni Spotlight for National Nurses Week 2019. Logan Sant was among the graduating class of Fall 2018. With the help of Nightingale Collaborators, he was able to plan a surprise proposal to his girlfriend during his graduation. Here is Logan’s story. Shoshone, Idaho is a small town where I grew up. I was […]
You might have heard conflicting opinions about when to start studying for the NCLEX-RN®. “I just studied the courses, walked right in, finished in 75 questions and that was it.” Or, “You need to absolutely throw yourself into studying for the NCLEX from your first day of nursing school.” It can be hard to know […]
Are you wondering what to expect in your rotations in nursing school? There are five experiential learning rotations in Nightingale College’s ADN and BSN Degree Programs: Psychiatric Obstetric (OB) Pediatric Acute Long-Term Care All of these experiences teach diverse concepts of nursing care. Having a variety of nursing experiences can be helpful for learners who […]
The decisions you make when you are starting or furthering your nursing career can be heavily influenced by how much you earn. Figuring out how much you can make as a nurse is important for planning your education, as well as deciding in which state you will practice. Because searching for nurse salaries by state can […]
You have accepted the calling to become a nurse. Nightingale College is honored to be a part of your educational journey. But how did you get here? Chances are we were not the only school you considered. That’s cool, we’re not the jealous type. Perhaps you anxiously awaited the day you would go to the […]
A neonatal nurse or a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) nurse works with newborns since their birth, up until the age of two. This could mean healthy babies, as well as prematurely born babies or babies born with diseases or malformations. Neonatal nurses have various duties, from bathing, weighing and measuring the newborns, to checking […]
Nightingale College Announces the MSNEd ProgramJanuary 6, 2020 - 12:41 pm
Getting a Master’s Degree in Nursing: What Does an MSN Degree Mean to Your Career?December 3, 2019 - 5:02 am
Reminiscing on the Summer 2019 Commencement CeremonySeptember 20, 2019 - 4:31 pm
First Ever All-Female Utah Honor FlightJune 6, 2019 - 9:52 am