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NursingLink likes to consider itself the "third place." It's not your company’s HR web site, not an anonymous job board, but something new and different: a place where your lifelong career needs come home to roost. NursingLink brings nurses together to provide resources and services to advance careers and take advantage of everything a community site has to offer. News, education resources, job search, career networking, advice, and mentorship are just a few of those benefits. NursingLink is part of Monster Worldwide. Visit nursinglink.com to enjoy NursingLink and join their community.

101 nursing fun facts

Posted: March 10th, 2010 | By NursingLink | no comments

Think you know all about nursing? Think again! Here are 101 facts, historical trivia, and fascinating stats that will surprise and delight you.

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10 tips to help you teach other nurses

Posted: February 25th, 2010 | By NursingLink | one comment

Prospective students are getting turned away because of a shortage, so perhaps you should consider changing careers to something with more flexible hours, less physical strain, and better pay!

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12 things to never say to older and younger coworkers

Posted: February 25th, 2010 | By NursingLink | 4 comments

Bridge the generation gap at work with the help of our cheat sheet.

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10 reasons to date a nurse

Posted: February 15th, 2010 | By NursingLink | 5 comments

We peeked into one list by Facebook users who made it abundantly clear why their hearts are devoted to nurses. For one, they know how to handle the human body…

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22 cheap ways for nurses to de-stress

Posted: February 9th, 2010 | By NursingLink | no comments

Any job in nursing can be stressful. Add in the hectic pace of a hyper-connected society (tweeting! status updates! ack!), and you’ve got a prescription for overwhelmed. Here, we give you a personal pause button.

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10 easy ways to improve your bedside manner

Posted: February 3rd, 2010 | By NursingLink | no comments

Good interpersonal skills will help you – and your patients- get the most out of delicate services. And patients will get exactly what they came in for.

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Four skills you can transfer to a nursing career

Posted: January 22nd, 2010 | By NursingLink | no comments

Your life experience has given you valuable skills that you can exploit in nursing school and that you should showcase during your job search.

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