National Student Nurses' Association

NSNA

NSNA Code of Ethics
NSNA Student Bill of Rights and Responsibilities for Students of Nursing
NSNA Code of Academic and Clinical Conduct
NSNA Code of Conduct for NSNA Meetings
NSNA Code of Professional Conduct
NSNA Core Values
NSNA Bylaws

California Nursing Students' Association

CNSA Facebook Page

CNSA

Certified Nursing Assistant License in California

For tips on applying for your CNA license in California, visit the California Department of Public Health.

Powerpoint instructions on applying for your CNA license (located under Frequently Asked Questions)
​Click here.

Public Health Nursing Certificate in California

For tips on applying for your PHN Certificate in California, visit the State of California Department of Consumer Affairs

Additional Resources

Resume Writing Services
Like in all the other industries and public sectors, nurses might find it challenging to create their job application when looking for a new job or wanting to relocate to another city/country. Their team researched with employers and recruiters to compile this short guide tailored for nurses who are looking for a new job including resume tips, examples of skills, how to write your achievements and more. 

Men in Nursing
Nursing has a history of being a female-dominated profession, but more and more men are choosing to enter the field, as it affords a wide array of career opportunities. Get information and inspiration for men who are considering pursuing this rewarding career path.

Minorities in Nursing
Despite being a rapidly expanding field, the nursing profession is still working to increase diversity. Learn how minority nurses can overcome barriers and find out what’s being done to improve diversity in both nursing education and the workplace.

Financial Aid Information
Like all college programs, nursing school costs money. Tuition, books, supplies and housing can add up quickly. Get valuable info and tips about how you can fund your nursing education through scholarships, financial aid, and other means.

Medical Learning Library
Learn more about what getting a nursing education means and explore nurse training and other online resources to help you during nursing school and beyond.

Master of Science in Nursing
MSNedu.org is a dedicated resource for aspiring and existing nurses. The information on their website includes degree options, clinical and non-clinical career paths, job duties and salary expectations that will help individuals prepare for and advance in their nursing careers.

Nursing.org Resource Information
Nurse educators act as the bridge between the academics required to become a nurse and actual practice in the field. Anyone with a passion for medical research, an interest in teaching, and a desire to help influence public policies may want to consider a career as a nurse educator. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average annual salary of a nurse educator is $73,150, and employment in the field is projected to grow 16% by 202. Click the link above for more information in this field.