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[Anonymous]

What are employers looking for when they hire someone?

[Anonymous]

To be an RN, you need a minimum of an Associates Degree in Nursing (2 year) and you need to successfully pass the NCLEX-RN licensing exam in your state. Beyond that, you need time management skills, critical thinking skills, and a desire to be a lifelong learner.
Tara Karels
RN
Central Lakes College

[Anonymous]

You need to have experience as a Registered Nurse or a Laboratory background. I accepted this job with the expectation that I would become CIC (Certified in Infection Prevention and Control) within two years of working in this role. I recently passed that exam last fall at the very end of that two year mark.
Brittany Hicks
RN, Infection Prevention
Essentia Health

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