If you’re an ADN or diploma-prepared RN, you’ve likely thought about earning your BSN. Maybe it’s because “BSN required” keeps popping up in job postings, or your facility is leaning into Magnet status goals. Whatever the reason, taking that next step can feel overwhelming—especially when you’re already balancing long shifts, family, and life in general. […]

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Call for Viewpoints! Image from Thought Catalog at Unsplash The American Journal of Nursing (AJN) is seeking submissions for our Viewpoint column – an opinion column that presents a clear point of view in a distinctive voice on a topic that may or may not be controversial. Opinion, reflection, debate, and musing are all acceptable […]

Navigating MSN program requirements can feel overwhelming, especially with the variety of paths available for nurses and aspiring healthcare professionals. As a practicing nurse considering an advanced degree, you’re likely wondering how to align your career goals with the right program. This guide is here to help. Hi, I’m Kati Kleber, MSN RN, and I’ve […]

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