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How to Transition from Bedside Nursing to Leadership Roles

Diversity Nursing

The journey from bedside Nursing to leadership can feel like a leap into uncharted territory. Whether you're looking to become a Charge Nurse, Nurse Manager, or Director of Nursing, this guide provides actionable steps to help you navigate the shift successfully. What are my long-term career aspirations?

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Exploring Non-Bedside Nursing Job Opportunities

Diversity Nursing

When people think of Nursing, the image that often comes to mind is that of a Nurse at the bedside, providing direct patient care. While bedside Nursing is a critical and rewarding part of the profession, it's not the only path available.

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Leadership style matters

American Nurse

Lucy Leclerc, Dr. Ro­s­anne Rasso, Dr. Joyce Fitzpatrick, and Dr. David Bailey) and I have been collaborating on work related to relational leadership in nursing. What do nurses want in a leader and their practice environment? Look for organizations and leaders who approach leadership through the lens of relationships.

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The Leadership Journey in Nursing (Podcast)

Consult QD

Nurse Essentials · The Leadership Path: How to Decide if a Nursing Leader Position Is Right for You Most nurses enter the profession envisioning a career in patient care. But there is an array of impactful and fulfilling leadership roles, even for nurses who never considered leaving the bedside.

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From Bedside to Classroom: Navigating the Path to Becoming a Nurse Educator

Every Nurse

Summary : Transitioning from bedside nurse to nurse educator is a rewarding journey that requires advanced education, clinical expertise, and a passion for teaching. To succeed, aspiring educators typically need a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) or higher, teaching experience, and strong communication skills.

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Here Are 4 Ways CNOs Can Drive Down Costs

Health Leaders | Nursing

“[When] nurses have such a high value…and some ancillary support, we can redesign the work of that nurse in order to give that support,” Vozzella said, “so that it offloads that work and [nurses] are able to focus on caring for the patient.” However, bedside nurses are no longer alone with the addition of virtual nursing.

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Should You Become a Nurse Practitioner?

Nurse.com

For Perion, “advocacy, collaboration, and communication” are the three key things she learned as a bedside nurse, and these are also the goals she brings into her NP practice each day. The Need for Nurse Practitioners. DNPs play advanced roles in nurse leadership as well as research and teaching.