Nursing

Nursing

Nurses provide direct patient care, monitor health conditions, administer medication, and educate patients and families. They solve problems involving symptom management, patient advocacy, and health education. Work occurs in hospitals, clinics, schools, and home health settings, often involving long shifts and close collaboration with other healthcare professionals.

Common Job Titles: Charge Nurse Clinical Nurse Public Health Nurse Registered Nurse Staff Nurse

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Related Academic Programs

Bachelor's Nursing, B.S.N.

If you have a caring nature, enjoy working with people, and are an adaptable, quick thinker, nursing might be the field for you.

A four-year bachelor’s degree has become the desired academic credential for nurses—and the B.S.N. in Nursing will help you enjoy higher pay scales and greater career opportunities.

Bachelor's Second Degree option in the B.S.N. program

If you have a caring nature, enjoy working with people, and are an adaptable, quick thinker, nursing might be the field for you.

A four-year bachelor’s degree has become the desired academic credential for nurses—and the Bachelor of Science in Nursing will help you enjoy higher pay scales and greater career opportunities.

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