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BlogWhat Is Medical Laboratory Science?
Learn about medical laboratory science and how it plays an important role in health care. Explore the specializations, career paths and job outlook in this field.
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Licensed Practice Nurse vs. Registered Nurse: Discover the Right Path for You
Learn the differences between licensed practical nurses and registered nurses with an associate degree in nursing to find the right career path for you.
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What is an Associate’s Degree in Nursing?
Learn how an associate degree in nursing can prepare you for a rewarding health care career, including the program length, requirements and career paths.
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What Can You Do With an Associate Degree in Nursing?
Explore different career paths you can pursue after earning your nursing associate degree, including emergency room and outpatient care nurses.
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The Importance of Patient-Centered Care
Discover the importance of patient-centered care and its impact on health outcomes. View examples and learn how AdventHealth University incorporates this approach.
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Exploring 5 of the Highest-Paid Types of Nurses
Learn about the highest-paid types of nurses, their roles and how our programs at AdventHealth University can help you reach your career goals.
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Sonography vs. Radiography: What’s the Difference?
Sonography and radiography are two important types of diagnostic imaging that may appear similar, but they have distinct differences.
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How to Become a Travel Nurse: Everything You Need to Know
Find out all you need to know about how to become a travel nurse, including education, qualifications, salary, and licensure requirements for different states.
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What is a Triage Nurse?
Learn about the important role a triage nurse plays in providing health care, the different environments they work in, and how you can become one.
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Duties and Job Responsibilities of a Hospital Chaplain
Learn about the roles and responsibilities of hospital chaplains. Discover how they help provide holistic patient support and improve health outcomes.
