How to Become a Medical Assistant in Florida
If you are interested in joining the healthcare profession, but you’re not yet ready to commit to full time study for a nursing degree, then a medical assistant program could be a great choice for you. With a medical assistant certificate, you could complete your qualification within 12 months of full time study, and you’ll […]
What the 2026 NCLEX Exam Changes Mean for Nursing Students in Florida
The National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) released updated test plans for both the NCLEX-RN and NCLEX-PN, effective[...]
Where Do Medical Assistants Work?
What Is a Medical Assistant? Medical assistants are allied health professionals who support physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners and other health professionals. Often, they are entrusted with administrative duties such as answering phones, filling out medical forms and updating medical records. However, medical assistants can also perform clinical duties such as preparing patients for examinations, […]
Will Hospitals Hire Nurses with ASNs in Miami?
Yes, hospitals in Miami do hire nurses with an Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) degree. An ASN is the[...]
How Foreign-Trained Doctors Can Pursue Nursing Careers in South Florida: Your Path to RN Licensure
Foreign-trained physicians in South Florida sometimes choose to pursue a nursing career as a streamlined way to enter the U.S.[...]
How To Become a Nurse in Little Havana, FL
Little Havana is a vibrant Miami neighborhood with a strong Cuban heritage, where many families stay closely connected across generations.[...]
How To Become a Nurse in Sunset, FL
Sunset, FL, is a welcoming suburban neighborhood in Miami-Dade County, home to thriving Cuban, Colombian, and Haitian communities that each[...]
Growing Demand for Bilingual Spanish-Speaking Nurses in Miami’s Healthcare System
Miami is one of the most Hispanic-majority cities in the U.S., and the Hispanic/Latino community makes up 70% of Miami-Dade[...]