There are a wide variety of opportunities in every Maryland community—from Annapolis to Hagerstown, Baltimore to Silver Spring, the Atlantic Coast to the Appalachians—and each needs qualified, compassionate nurses.

Registered nurses and nurses with advanced nonclinical degrees may find that the FNP nursing career path allows them to learn with purpose and live with purpose by acquiring the knowledge needed to expand their practice authority.

Students interested in becoming RNs must complete several key steps. Read more about how to become a nurse, including education and licensing requirements.

The nursing shortage in America is persistent. Several factors are coming together to make the need for RNs more acute than ever before.

Jennifer’s experience in Marymount’s ABSN program is as interesting as it is educational for those considering a career change to nursing.

Policymaking is crucially important to public health, and doctorally prepared nurses are uniquely qualified to play a leading role in the development of nursing policy.

As a nurse, you understand the importance of caring for the whole person. As you passionately focus on the needs of other people, though, it’s easy to forget that holistic self-care for nurses is essential, too.

Women still make up almost 90% of the registered nurse population in the United States. But the number of men in nursing is now increasing.

Evidence-informed practice in nursing is an approach to patient care that incorporates the best research, clinical expertise, and patient input. The premise of this problem-solving approach is simple: to provide the best in patient care.

If you’re wondering how you can make a difference by helping others, you may want to consider a second career in nursing.