Training of a nurse

Answer 1

I can only speak for the United Kingdom, so if your writing this is America I'm afraid i have no idea how much of this will be applicable!

here in the UK, you can opt to do either a diploma in nursing, or a degree. Both are 3 year courses, the difference betweent he two is that diploma students tend tog et a bigger bursary (don't ask me why) and degree students have to write a dissertation (a massive essay) between 10 - 25000 words long, epepnding on each university.

Although it sounds like their are downsides to doing the degree, the government have just ruled that eventually all nurses will have to have a degree, so if you are thinking of going into nursing, you would be best to study for a degree to save you having to do addtional university time once qualified.

courses are three years long and include a mixture of time in lectures and out on the wards. Each uni tends to have its own programme, i.e, specifying how much time you spend on wards : in class.

Many universities offer nursing courses, so have a look around to see which ones for you. The NHS will pay your tuition fees, regardless of your financial status. They will also pay you a bursary each month (which you do not have to pay back) so you will leave uni with very little debt. ( which is a plus side when nurses earn so little)

Good Luck!

Answer 2

to become a RN you have to go through college and you have to work at least 16 hours in an office with people that have already taken the course and have gone through every thing that you have gone through and i hope that you love the job that you will get anf that you too can help save millions of lives everyday just like i do for a living and that you get everythin gthat you want and that you live a long and happy life!!!!!

Answer 3

There are three options to become a registered nurse as follows.

• diploma program (typically three years, not recommended for individuals who do not have an already existing degree)
• associate degree (two years as a full-time student once the student starts the professional phase of the program)
• bachelor's degree (BSN) (four years as a full-time student)

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Answer 4

Medical training

Answer 5

Degree course