It’s a common quandary for students looking forward to employment after their graduation: What kinds of questions will be asked in job interviews? Because applicants for medical positions typically need special schooling and certifications, interviewing for a practical nursing (PN) position might seem scary or difficult. Thankfully, it’s not drastically different than interviewing for most
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Job Growth Potential for PNs
The medical industry is home to some of the most highly demanded jobs available. There is almost always a need for skilled, determined practical nurses (PNs). As a result, people who enter this profession can expect plenty of opportunities for growth, especially after preparing with Prism Career Institute’s Practical Nursing program. Here’s a closer look
Equipment and Tools of a PN
As a practical nurse (PN), you’ll be working with a range of medical equipment and gear. It’s important to make sure you’re well-equipped and know how to use your tools successfully. Prism Career Institute is a career-focused educator offering a comprehensive Practical Nursing program in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Here, we introduce you to some
Who PNs Work with the Most
The kinds of people that practical nurses (PN) work with are as varied as the locations they’re employed in. A successful PN is prepared to meet and interact with just about anyone, but a few demographics tend to need more nursing care than others. From Prism Career Institute, here’s a brief guide to the types
A PN’s Common Interactions with Patients
Though practical care might be the most vital thing a nurse has to offer, it’s important not to forget the interpersonal side of nursing. Many patients are stressed or discouraged – after all, they’re only in the hospital or clinic because they are sick or injured. As a practical nurse (PN), how you interact with
How to Prepare For Your PN Clinicals
Practical nursing (PN) clinicals are an opportunity to put your nursing knowledge to the test. You’ll be getting hands-on experience for a hands-on job and proving you know the material. But it’s important to prepare with more than just studying. Follow these 3 tips from Prism Career Institute so you can approach your PN clinical
What to Expect from Your PN Studies?
Nursing is an essential field and also a fairly intense one, and it’s easy to assume that training will be equally so. You may not realize, however, that practical nursing (PN) training only takes about one to two years to complete. You can very quickly finish your schooling and begin your new career in the
Typical Expectations of a PN
Demand for practical nurses, or PNs, is growing rapidly. The role is vital in every healthcare setting, and luckily for aspiring professionals, training is possible to complete in a little over one year. This makes it a popular career choice for those interested in the healthcare industry. But what exactly does a PN do anyway?
Love Kids? Consider Using Your PN in a Pediatric Setting
Do you love kids? Are you passionate about changing children’s lives for the better? If you’re thinking about becoming a practical nurse (PN), you can get a job in a pediatrics clinic with no additional training or experience. It’s a fantastic opportunity for meaningful work in a career you can be excited about in a
Ideal Personality Traits of a PN
Practical nursing (PN) is a demanding career, and medical knowledge isn’t the only thing you need to be successful. A truly effective PN exhibits a few ideal personality traits as well. At Prism Career Institute, we can teach you the practical skills you’ll need – but do you have the personality? Take a look at