CONTINUING YOUR NURSING EDUCATION

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CONTINUING YOUR NURSING EDUCATION

CONGRATULATIONS!

WHY PURSUE A HIGHER NURSING CREDENTIAL? Achievement of personal goals Increased salary Enhanced role Career diversity Professional advancement

THE CURRENT STATE OF NURSING 1.2 million Number of job openings for nurses by 2020 47 Average age of RN nurses (age trending up) 26% Projected employment growth for RNs by 2020 Nursing Shortage, American Assoc. of Colleges of Nurses Fiscal Year 2011 Annual Report, Oklahoma Board of Nursing Bureau of Labor Statistics

NURSING EMPLOYMENT GROWTH Projected Employment Growth by Occupation Occupation Employed In 2010 Additional Needs by 2020 Total Needed by 2020 % Change from 2010 to 2020 Registered Nurse 2,737,400 711,900* 3,449,300 26% Licensed Practical Nurse 752,300 168,500 920,800 22% Nursing Assistants 1,505,300 302,000 1,807,200 20% Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2012 *Does not account for additional replacement nurses needed.

THE CURRENT STATE OF NURSING Aging Population As the population ages, demand for qualified nurses is increasing. + Changing Legislation The Affordable Care Act will provide insurance coverage for 32 million previously uninsured Americans. EQUALS More Complex Cases As patient numbers increase, nurses must keep their skills current by continuing to pursue higher levels of education.

THE REASON BEHIND THE CHANGE FACT: 55% of today RNs plan to retire by 2020. The majority of RNs who plan to retire are nurse leaders, creating more leadership opportunities for BSN-prepared RNs. FACT: The role of the RN is changing. Registered nurses today are expected to manage interdisciplinary teams and play a larger role in patient case management. RN-BSN Education: 21st Century Barriers and Incentives, Journal of Nursing Management

THE NEW ROLE OF THE RN

MAGNET FACILITIES WHAT IS MAGNET STATUS? Magnet status is the highest recognition by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) for excellence in nursing services and staff. WHO HAS EARNED IT? Over 395 hospitals in 44 states have achieved magnet status a number that s expected to grow quickly in the coming years. WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS? Magnet hospitals attract top talent by establishing excellent conditions for employees and patients. Top magnet initiatives include: Career Development Management Style Nursing Autonomy

MAGNET FACILITIES WHY WORK IN A MAGNET FACILITY? Increased nurse retention Increased nurse satisfaction Increased patient satisfaction Better patient outcomes Reduced mortality rates Lower nurse-to-patient ratios Career development opportunities American Nurses Credentialing Center (nursecredentialing.org)

MAGNET EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS NURSE MANAGERS Any nurse who manages a team of RNs must hold a bachelor s or master s degree in nursing. NURSE LEADERS Any nurse with authority over multiple units of RNs must hold a bachelor s or master s degree in nursing. CHIEF NURSING OFFICER The CNO must have, at minimum, a master s degree at the time of application. American Nurses Credentialing Center (nursecredentialing.org)

CONTINUING EDUCATION WHY PURSUE A HIGHER NURSING CREDENTIAL? Diversity of career choices: Management Specialty care Pharmaceutical companies Legal departments and corporate facilities Legislative efforts: BSN in 10 New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Oklahoma

CONTINUING EDUCATION WHY PURSUE A HIGHER NURSING CREDENTIAL? Potential for advanced education (MSN, PhD) Clinical Nurse Specialist or NP Nurse educator Nurse anesthetist Administrative roles (CNO, Director of Nursing) Build upon your current nursing skills Increase in pay Magnet facility educational requirements

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