Carlynda Pasquale, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC on LinkedIn: UNLV Nurse Camp 2024 Registration is Open! The UNLV School of Nursing… (2024)

What does it take to be successful in nursing school? Here’s the tips for success! 1. Get the Saunders book & start doing NCLEX style questions 2. Use available resources like the internet to help you study. Examples include Simple Nursing, LevelUp RN, & Nurse Sarah! 3. Learn how to study for nursing school. Memorization does not equal application. Learn the disease processes & apply the correct nursing interventions. Hit the follow button for more NGN & nursing school tips! For NCLEX tutoring/coaching, go to my bio, go to my site, & click the button for a free consultation!

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What does it take to be successful in nursing school? Here’s the tips for success! 1. Get the Saunders book & start doing NCLEX style questions 2. Use available resources like the internet to help you study. Examples include Simple Nursing, LevelUp RN, & Nurse Sarah! 3. Learn how to study for nursing school. Memorization does not equal application. Learn the disease processes & apply the correct nursing interventions. For NCLEX tutoring/coaching, go to my bio, go to my site, & click the button for a free consultation!

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Should Nursing Skills be Learned on the Job or in Nursing School? My question “Should Nursing Skills Be Learned on the Job?” As a Health Equity Education Coach, I help academic nurse leaders bypass the trial & error of common mistakes in teaching equity, diversity and inclusion so that students are prepared for the rigor of practice. Thanks for joining this conversation today. It is the season of the Nurse! We celebrate nurses for all of the amazing ways we enrich healthcare. Lets celebrate from the nursing student all the way up to the Chief Nurse Officers. All of our work counts and matters. This month I want to focus in on nursing students. I don’t know if we give them enough attention, but from what I am seeing, we can do better. Recently, nursing students have shared with me that feel that they upon leave nursing school they are not getting as much skills training as they need. Do you think we should focus more on teaching skills in nursing school or on the job? Share your thoughts! https://lnkd.in/e4d9Qidn

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One of the keys to addressing the nursing shortage is increasing nursing program capacity and to do that requires more nursing faculty. Findings from the 2022 FCN Nursing Education Report indicated a critical barrier to faculty recruitment in Florida is a limited applicant pool. To address this issue, the Florida Center for Nursing has developed a continuing education activity, "Shaping the Future: Becoming Nursing Faculty," to discuss the role of nursing faculty.This program is free for all nurses licensed to practice in the State of Florida! The goal is to inform nurses of the roles and responsibilities of nursing faculty.Click the link below for more information and to register for the program. flcntr.org/nursefaculty

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FAU Christine E Lynn College of Nursing Dean and Professor, Safiya George, PhD, FAAN, FNAP, FAANP, on the benefits of nursing adjunct faculty models from the Florida Center for Nursing's panel discussion "Health Care Horizons: Navigating Florida's Supply and Demand of the Nursing Workforce." If you're interested in learning more about the role of nurse faculty, FCN has developed a continuing education activity, "Shaping the Future: Becoming Nursing Faculty." This program is free for all nurses licensed to practice in the State of Florida! Click the link below for more information and to register for the program: flcntr.org/nursefacultyWatch the whole panel discussion "Health Care Horizons: Navigating Florida's Supply and Demand of the Nursing Workforce" here: https://lnkd.in/d3Zxmdh9

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Three reasons to earn a Teaching Nursing Certification from UTYou can help address the growing shortage of nurse educators and kick off a new career—earn a Teaching Nursing Certification from The University of Texas at Austin School of Nursing. The program will meet you where you are through … 1. Convenient deliveryOur 100% virtual program fits into your schedule. Participate in the asynchronous classes when is best for you—starting in either the fall or spring. 2. Efficient timingProgram can be completed in as little as two semesters to get you teaching as soon as possible.• Apply by June 15 for Fall 2024 admission• Apply by Nov. 15 for Spring 2025 admission 3. Marketable credentialsFor students who hold a master’s degree or higher, the Certificate in Teaching Nursing qualifies you to sit for the National League for Nursing’s Certified Nurse Educator national exam. • Admissions offered twice a year• 100% Online• 9 credit hours Attend a virtual information session: • Tuesday, May 28, 10 a.m. CT• Friday, June 7, 8 a.m. CT• Monday, July 8, 4 p.m. CT

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There is a real shortage of Registered Nurses (RNs)! Nursing educators must do whatever they can to increase the number of RNs in the workforce. As an RN and a Nursing Professor, I understand how rigorous nursing school can be. Therefore, I've written a book to help brand-new nursing students succeed. The Nurse's ROCK! Head-to-Toe: The New Nursing Student Guidebook is a spiral-bound book designed to fit in a backpack and is an excellent companion resource for a new nursing student orientation or class. Also, it can be carried throughout the nursing school experience as a quick reference.

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The reality is startling.People have dreams of being a nurse.There’s is a nursing shortage.Half the qualified candidates won’t gain admission because they’re simply isn’t enough space available.So what happens to the candidates that get a coveted spot in nursing school?One in four will either drop out or fail out of the program.Let’s start by offering support to the students who demonstrated the ability to be a nurse and increase the attrition.The mission is simple:To provide HUMAN RESOURCES to diverse students in accelerated nursing programs.

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What is your big reason you became a nurse? Virginia Avenel Henderson(1897–1996)Henderson would become known as the “First Lady of Nursing” for her development of a theory of nursing that became fundamental to nursing education. As shestated, “The unique function of the nurseis to assist the individual, sick or well, in the performance of those activities contributing to health or its recovery (or to peaceful death) that he would perform unaided if he had the necessary strength, will or knowledge. And to do this in such a way as to help him gain independence as rapidly as possible.”She undertook the revision of a nursing text—Textbook of the Principles and Practices of Nursing—and the resulting work became a core text in hospital nursing schools across America. In addition, she oversaw the compilation of a four-volume reference guide to nursing research papers published between 1900 and 1960, called theNursing Studies Index.For her pioneering work as a nurse educator, public health nurse, researcher and theorist, Henderson was inducted into the American Nurses Association Hall of Fame and awarded the Christiane Reimann Prize by the International Council of Nurses.As you read this, consider how your nursing career can influence all the people you interact with, whether they are fellow students, other nurses, your patients, or your community.What would you like to teach to patients or your colleagues? Source: Baylor University#education #nurses#healthcare#patientcare #AntonettaElizabeth

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Begin your journey with ENFRNTE! Created to inform the nurses of tomorrow, ENFRNTE is your guide to learning about the nursing field and the many opportunities and specialties available. Whether you are a parent interested in developing your child's future, or someone ready to jump into a nursing career, ENFRNTE is your place for everything nursing. Visit ENFRNTE.org and step ahead to nursing! #ENFRNTE #StepAheadToNursing