Accounting
You’ll create budgets and manage the finances of the organization.
Administration
You’ll develop policies and procedures to help your organization run as effectively as possible.
Communication
You’ll understand the needs of your staff, help them flourish in their careers and provide the best care for patients.
Representation
You’ll speak up on behalf of your patients and staff when introducing new ideas and practices to parties outside of the healthcare organization.
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Consulting firms
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Healthcare organizations
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Home health agencies
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Hospitals
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Nursing home
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Nursing schools
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Get a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), taking business courses or pursuing a double major, or minor, in business.
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Pass the NCLEX-RN and work as Registered Nurse.
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Get a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) or Masters in Healthcare or Business Administration (MHA/MBA).
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Work in an executive role before passing your Executive Nursing Certification Exam through the American Organization of Nurse Executives.
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You’re ready to work as a Nurse Executive.
Notes on Nursing Podcast
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Nurse Executives in Health Care with Kit BredimusNurse executives in health care is the topic of this week’s episode. In this episode of Nursing Notes Live, I chat with nurse Kit Bredimus, Director of Emergency Services at Midland Memorial Hospital in Midland Texas. We focus on Kit’s career as a nurse and what it takes to rise to become a top executive...The post Nurse Executives in Health Care with Kit Bredimus appeared first on Nursing Notes Live.2017-04-14T12:01:52Z
