For Diana Jimenez, Helping Carrington Students Launch their Careers is a Passion
Diana Jimenez knows firsthand what it takes to launch a successful career. After working for five years as a receptionist […]
What Do a Nurse, a Pin and a Lamp Have in Common? Tradition.
It was late on a Friday afternoon and, while sitting at my desk responding to a seemingly endless stream of
5 Crucial Tips “Graveyard Shift” Nurses Shouldn’t Forget
We know you can be an amazing health care provider and be the nurse your patients need. We also know
What Will I Learn: Registered Nursing
In Carrington College’s Registered Nursing program[1], you’ll get real world experience before you enter the real world. Registered Nursing students
Nursing Tips: Handling the Death of a Patient
Nursing is a career made for people who genuinely care for others. As a nurse, you’ll get to help people
How to Take Blood Pressure
Carrington College Registered Nursing[1] students demonstrate the proper technique for taking blood pressure. You’ll need: Blood pressure cuff Stethoscope Ask
Meet The Different Types of Nurses
If you are interested in learning about nursing careers, there are some important things to know about different types of
LPN/LVN to RN: Making the Move to Registered Nurse
Are you a Licensed Practical or Vocational Nurse (LPN/LVN) looking for your next career move? Consider becoming a Registered Nurse (RN).
Faculty Spotlight: Meet Karen Fuss-Sommer
Karen Fuss-Sommer is the Registered Nursing Program Director at the Carrington College Albuquerque campus. She’s been in nursing education since
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Stress Relief for Registered Nurses
There’s no doubt that registered nursing can be one of the most rewarding professions that a person can choose. However,
Bedside manner in nursing and dental careers
Whether you’re pursuing a nursing career or are on the path to becoming a dental hygienist, bedside manner is an aspect
Student Spotlights
Alumni Spotlight – Meet Lilly Velazquez
Liliana Velazquez, RN, is a single mom who always dreamed of becoming a registered nurse (RN). In February 2013, she