Marian College is proud to announce that a couple of our very own blog posts have made their appearance on one of the top nursing blogs of 2016! The nursing blog is known as “The Nursing Site”, providing valuable information … Continue reading →

Looking back, we must say that 2015 was a great year! Being a school of nursing, it is important that we keep our blog consistently updated with nursing-related articles that we hope provide value in some way to both our … Continue reading →

Nursing is a field that is always changing, every year. A New Year has begun and there’s one question we want to provide some insight to: what’s in store for nurses in 2016? Affordable Care Act We won’t go into … Continue reading →

The New Year is officially here and by now most of us have decided on a New Year’s Resolution. If you haven’t, then there’s still time as we have come up with our own New Year’s Resolution ideas for nurses. … Continue reading →

Nurses play a critical role in the different healthcare settings, whether they are caring for patients in a physician office, working at the patient’s bedside, or providing care and training as part of public health. They are lifesavers, caregivers, trusted … Continue reading →

The start of a New Year provides a great opportunity to turn over a new leaf, and possibly change some behaviors that may have started to slide. Many people look forward to shedding fat, drinking less, being more active in … Continue reading →

Whether you’re an LVN, RN, or other specific type of nurse, there’s a great chance that you will be working a major Holiday as a nurse. It’s an unfortunate truth in this profession, but there are plenty of ways to … Continue reading →

You’ve officially taken your first step into the world of nursing by either starting or finishing your education at Marian College. At this point, if you’re just finishing your training, you’re probably wondering what to expect during a shift, especially … Continue reading →

Everyone knows that nursing is a tough profession that demands a lot of skill, patience, and dedication. Nurses face disease, suffering, and death, and often find themselves going through long and intense periods of somberness, which adds to the pressure … Continue reading →

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month – an annual global campaign involving thousands of organizations that seek to highlight the importance of breast education, awareness, and research. The entire country rallies behind an estimated 3 million Americans diagnosed with breast … Continue reading →