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I have been a registered nurse for nearly 19 years.
For years, many registered nurses could not find a job.
A registered nurse is available 24 hours a day for a house call.
His mother, a registered nurse, also died of cancer four years ago.
The mother of two young children, she is a registered nurse who works in a hospital.
Men have long made up less that 5 percent of registered nurses.
As of 2011, there are 2.24 million registered nurses in China.
Given today's rules, it is possible to become a registered nurse in two years.
She received a degree as a registered nurse in 1916.
She is a registered nurse with over twenty years experience.
She left the adult industry in 2004, and worked as a registered nurse.
Now, her goal is to become a registered nurse, but it will take many years of study because she must go to school part time.
Sharon had gone on to school and become a registered nurse.
As a registered nurse Patty has worked in public health.
Most of the nation's 2.2 million registered nurses simply lack the training for these new jobs.
Her mother, a registered nurse, left him when Rosemary was a little girl.
The program should also have a social worker and registered nurse on staff.
For registered nurses, the average number of hours a day per patient came to eight.
There are three ways that an individual may become a registered nurse in Japan.
A Republican, she is a registered nurse and a former small business owner.
His mother, he explained, often worked more than one job in addition to her position as a registered nurse.
Eventually, she hopes to go to school to become a registered nurse.
The traditional unit has a registered nurse for every one or two patients.
He had a family, two girls in Catholic school; his wife was a registered nurse.
She later became a teacher, a registered nurse, and then a physician.
They were active in the RN between 1820 and 1900.
RN carriers did not use a permanent deck park until 1943.
One RN officer and five of his men also died during this attack.
A character study of various leaders that RN came to know during his career.
"I figured you for an RN by now, or maybe medical school."
The nursing program is one of the largest two year, RN programs in the country.
RN: Because he keeps his eye on the ball in center court.
It is considered a community network, because local programs air on different RN stations.
Two Four more of the townspeople had been killed in the rn on.
Then my wife, who is an RN, changed shifts and began working in the evenings.
RN has also been used as shorthand for the station's name by many presenters going back several years.
RN did not claim credit for any attack after November 2000.
The RN as team leader is able to be more involved in planning and coordinating care.
All discussions of radon concentrations in the environment refer to Rn.
The most stable isotope is Rn with a half-life of 3.823 days.
As a result the RN surface fleet continues to reduce in size.
She only took unmarried women age 22-30 who had their RN training from civilian schools.
It entered service with the RN in 1951 and was considered obsolete by the late 50s.
Seems the girl is passing herself off as an RN.'
RN: Same as at my funeral; everybody was forced to be gracious.
The RN thus had to develop new operational doctrines during the war.
Radon is a chemical element with symbol Rn and atomic number 86.
For the RN it is a little more problematic (as outlined below).
RN: First, stop the daily grousing, which turns people off after a while.
Of course, most of the people he knew disagreed with him about RN.
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