Nursing in abroad

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Scope for candidates who want to study nursing in America

QUALIFICATION FOR AN INDIAN CANDIDATE  TO STUDY NURSING IN AMERICA


 Now a days, NURSING is a popular course for them who are interested to do work in medical field.
If any candidate wants to studying nursing in abroad, will open many employment opportunities.
Some of the strongest nursing progress are offered in America, U.K, Australia.
In this article we take a look how to study nursing in America:
To study in America
*Each of these countries has its own rules and regulation when it comes to nursing courses & programmes.
*Studying nursing in abroad can be challenging for candidates, but it’s very rewarding both in terms of your education and future work experience.
* It’s best to evaluate the programme and regulations offered in different countries and choose the one that suits you.



 To Study Nursing in America

- If any candidate want to study nursing in America, they will be pleased to know that it’s a great choice for many international students.
- Demand for nurses in the united states exceeds supply. So, there is excellent employment opportunities once complete your nursing course.  

Nursing programes in America:

- LPN (Licensed practical nurse) and LVN (Licensed vocational nurse)
 Most of U.S. colleges offered LPN and LVN nursing courses from last one year. Don’t prerequisite classes. A course provides training for basic patient’s care (taking vital signs, patient monitoring).
- All LPNs have to pass a national licencing exam to get state certification.
ADN (Associated degree in nursing programs)
- These are 15month to 2year programe. They are usually offered at community colleges and often required certain pre-requisite classes. These programe focus on technical focus on technical nursing skills.
 - Those students complete this programe can treat and educate patients as well as provide emotional support for patient’s families.
 - All have to pass national licencing exam.

BSN (The Bachelor of science in nursing)

- BSN nursing is a 4year course offered at colleges and universities.
-  This course trains candidates for a wide range of health care tasks and opens numerous employment opportunities.
 - There are also accelerated BSN programe typically geared towards students who have received an appropriate prior degree.
-  It is a quick route to become a registered nurse lasting 12-18 months. 
- In addition to the se programe there are also special RN (registered nurse) to BSN programe designed for the ADN nurses who wish to obtain a BSN degree.

MSN (The master of nursing)

 - These Programe incorporate a variety of nursing disciplines. 
 -  These Advanced Programe combine discipline such as neonatal nursing, adult nursing, women’s      health nursing, Pediatric nursing, nurse educator, and more.

CRNA (The certified registered nurse anesthetist)

- This course typically last from 24 to 48 months. 
- These courses deal with anesthesia technique and application of knowledge in clinical problems.
- This is a highly specialized degree that opens some of the most exciting employment opportunities.

DNP (doctor of nursing practice)

- These programe focus on training in research methods, including data analysis and statistics, history and philosophy of nursing science.
 - Studying nursing in America for a DNP usually lasts for 18 to 30 months beyond an MSN.



The above given information for them who want to do nursing in abroad. Candidate should be medically fit and should have licence to work in abroad and registered from respective medical council.







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