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What advantages does a Mayo Clinic CNS role have over other hospitals?

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What advantages does a Mayo Clinic CNS role have over other hospitals?

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Mayo Clinic understands the role of the CNS and how the CNS can contribute to excellence in patient care, research and education. A CNS at Mayo Clinic is viewed as an integral part of the organization and is invited to participate in decision-making at many levels. This is not the case at all organizations. At some institutions, the CNS role appears less integral and is viewed as a non-essential part of patient care. What advice would you give others who want to pursue a career as a CNS? I would encourage any nurse to explore the CNS role. A nurse with strong clinical skills and a desire to expand their role is a perfect candidate to become a CNS. I have mentored nurses as they explore their career options and try to portray the CNS role as a desirable option. What changes have you seen in your profession over the years, i.e. technology, process and procedures, tools, patient care requirements, etc? I have been a CNS for more than 12 years and have seen the opportunities for CNS grow.

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Mayo Clinic understands the role of the CNS and how the CNS can contribute to excellence in patient care, research and education. A CNS at Mayo Clinic is viewed as an integral part of the organization and is invited to participate in decision-making at many levels. This is not the case at all organizations. At some institutions, the CNS role appears less integral and is viewed as a non-essential part of patient care. What advice would you give others who want to pursue a career as a CNS? I would encourage any nurse to explore the CNS role. A nurse with strong clinical skills and a desire to expand their role is a perfect candidate to become a CNS. I have mentored nurses as they explore their career options and try to portray the CNS role as a desirable option. What changes have you seen in your profession over the years, i.e. technology, process and procedures, tools, patient care requirements, etc? I have been a CNS for more than 12 years and have seen the opportunities for CNS grow.

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