Read our tips for professional development for executive nursing leaders.

Nurses with a Doctorate of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree navigate healthcare complexities with an advanced level of knowledge and leadership skills beyond what is obtained with a master's degree in nursing (MSN). For these reasons, the DNP degree is becoming the requirement for entry-level advanced nursing practice.

If you're wondering, "what can I do with a DNP," this blog will answer the most frequently asked questions answered by Baylor enrollment advisors. We'll also share real feedback from students enrolled in our online DNP program. 

APRNs are nursing professionals that have earned a graduate-level degree and are specially trained. Read on to learn more about how professional development for advanced practice registered nurses can energize your approach to your current role and prepare you to take on new responsibilities.

DNP graduates typically go on to seek practice leadership roles in a variety of settings, such as management of quality initiatives, healthcare organization executives, directors of clinical programs, and faculty positions responsible for clinical program delivery and clinical teaching. Read on to learn how DNP-prepared nurses are leading the way in healthcare.

In honor of National Nurses Month, we celebrate excellence in nursing by helping to educate some of the nation's finest nurses.

Medical advancements have come so far over the years.Each step forward brought us a little closer to the day-to-day technology used by today’s modern nurses.

The future of nursing is directly tied to the future of technology, so tech-savvy caregivers will be in high demand. Here's what we're expecting from nursing technology in the coming years.

Providing kind, helpful, and excellent patient care is a nurse's primary goal. Human interaction plays a huge role in making that happen, so how do nurses balance the right mix of technology and relational connection? Here are 5 emerging technologies impacting today's nurses.

Nurses across the country help improve the lives of their patients every day through their care and acts of kindness and compassion. A Baylor Nurse, Deb Smith, who graduated from the Louise Herrington School of Nursing in 2017, used her creative skills to help reach a younger population – children born with hypospadias, a birth defect.