Nurse practitioners (NPs) are in high demand with the fastest-growing job in healthcare—and it doesn’t look like that growth ...

Nurse practitioner is the No. 1 job for 2025, the second year it achieved that ranking. Nurse practitioners have a strong career outlook, with job growth projected to increase by 46% by 2033.

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If you desire to work in healthcare, a career as a nurse practitioner (NP ... projects PAs will see a 28% job growth rate from 2023-2033, and NPs have an even higher projected increase—a ...

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Starting your career in the Netherlands is all about finding the right job — but how do you know where to look? Whether you’re considering making the move to the country or have already made it your ...

Nurses cite stress-related burnout and the large amount of time they must spend on nonnursing tasks as top reasons for feeling dissatisfied with their jobs; 43 percent of nurses report that they ...

Jobs with the fastest-growing demand: A focus on physical, digital, mechanical, and financial well-being While all 10 of the roles listed below saw massive increases in demand, only one ...

Job hunting in 2025 isn’t what it used to be. It’s smarter, faster, and more competitive than ever. The days of landing a job with just a decent resume? Long gone. But the good news is that it ...

A Nigerian nurse, Ugbede Ojo, who faced backlash after describing Lagos as a “smelly city” in a viral tweet, has secured a new job abroad. This development follows reports that her position at ...

chief nurse for adult social care in England, said there was ‘real potential’ for the social care workforce to ‘play a role’ in public health promotion across community settings. ‘Our workforce is ...

Nurses are using gig apps to make money. Doing so often involves working some of the most stressful jobs in nursing. Some hospitals have trouble retaining full-time staff because they have a ...