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How to Be a Nurse Manager
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A nurse manager is a nursing supervisor who works with other nurses. Nurse managers make sure that nurses are able to function effectively and delivery good patient care to others. Becoming a nurse manager will allow you to earn money and use your skills at the same time.

Instructions

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Step 1
nurse

nurse

Graduate from nursing school. In order to become a nurse manager you must first become a nurse. In order to become a nurse you must first earn your RN or LPN license. You must complete all undergraduate coursework and spent at least one term working with patients in a hospital setting.
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Step 2
stethescope

stethescope

Gain experience. Spend at least two years working full time in a hospital or other health care setting. During this time pay close attention to the hospital's procedures and practices as well as how other nurse managers interac with staff members.
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Step 3
patient hands

patient hands

Get additional education. In order to become a nurse manager you should ideally graduate with a BSN or bachelor's of science in nursing degree. Once you have graduated from a college you should seek out additional educational credits such as a master's degree in the field of nursing as well as credits in business in order to understand how to work well with others.
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Step 4

Learn all aspects of the nursing business. As part of your nursing training you should learn as much as possible about nursing care including how to take care of patients and how to work with other nurses and doctors to make sure that patients receive the best possible health care.
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Step 5

Look for a mentor. Seek out a mentor. A nursing manager should have a role model they can follow and emulate. A good mentor will work with you to help you achieve your career goals. A good nursing mentor will understand all aspects of patient care and work with you to become better at your job.