Oklahoma City University Online Nursing Blog
New research, technological advancements, and the evolving needs of patients drive constant change in the medical field. Learn how a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree can help you provide the best patient care, support your career aspirations, and open up new job opportunities in nursing.
Elevate your nursing career with RN to MSN programs. Unlock new opportunities and advance your expertise in the field of nursing through advanced education.
Nursing and professional development go hand-in-hand. Not only is there a significant amount of education required to work as a nurse but the field has an expectation for its professionals to stay up-to-date with the latest research developments and to be continually honing their skills to deliver top-quality care.
Registered nurses dedicated to patient care can acquire new skills and knowledge to enhance their clinical expertise and career by earning a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN). Earning a BSN can be a pivotal step in your career. Read on to explore the benefits and opportunities available to you with a BSN degree.
Explore the many career benefits of an online Master of Science in Nursing in Leadership.
Working in nurse education can be a rewarding career path that provides a variety of opportunities but also requires academic commitment and professional exploration. Learn from OCU student and nurse educator, Megan Leach.
Nursing is a broad profession that can have an immense impact wherever you want to take it. While there’s no question that bedside nurses play indispensable roles in patient care, there’s a myriad of nursing careers that prioritize a nurse’s other strengths or interests.
Experience and instinct aren’t enough to help you make the right decisions in patient care. Understanding medical research and how it applies to current practice means nurses must be able to interpret statistics. Learn why understanding statistics is critical to becoming an accomplished nurse.
One of the best aspects of this field is the number of opportunities you have to move in a different direction, yet stay connected to the job you love. Have you considered working as a nurse manager? You still have the opportunity to work with patients in a clinical setting, and you also get to represent your team to your organization’s management.
Community-Based Public Health nursing students from OCU begin classes this fall. Learn more about the newest specialization for online MSN students.