registered general nurse
RGN

Mrs Jenkins, a registered general nurse, replied: "Absolutely not."

The professional courtesy title "sister" has fallen into disuse and disapproval, even though it was formerly used by both male and female registered general nurses.

'I am a registered general nurse and, although I love my work, it depresses me at times to have to work shifts, both day and night.

Now she is in her second year and is expected to become a Registered General Nurse (RGN).

Registered general nurses and male and female doctors are available in the Health Centre to deal with general illnesses and accidents and to advise students and staff.

He spent three years at Charing Cross Hospital School of Nursing before qualifying as a Registered General Nurse in 1983.

Mrs. Linda U. Hyacinth-Ebunam Nurse: Registered General Nurse Certificate.

Their course was a simplified version of the longer training offered to state registered nurses (SRNs, later to be renamed RGNs, registered general nurses and now known as level-one nurses).

RGN is used by qualified nurses as a suffix.

It is very similar to the single-layered offensive/defensive aluminium-bodied RGN hand grenade.

Wondering if I can get an Air Asia flight to RGN at 16:25 the same day.

Regucalcin and its gene (rgn) are identified in 16 species consisting of regucalcin family.

Now she is in her second year and is expected to become a Registered General Nurse (RGN).

Regucalcin is a protein that in humans is encoded by the RGN gene.

The first detachable gooseneck trailer, referred to as an RGN (Removable goose neck), was invented in 1958.

Rural Growth Network Pilots application form RGN (doc, 154 KB)

RGN or Rgn may refer to:

The final chapter is not entirely appropriate for a graduating RGN, as it gives advice to the graduating Canadian student nurse on job seeking, leadership and professional development.

The other is a four-year degree course combined with professional training: the BSc(Nursing), which includes the RGN or RMN qualification.

The RGN hand grenade (Ruchnaya Granata Nastupatel'naya) is an offensive Russian fragmentation hand grenade.

Hydraulic detachable gooseneck (hydraulic RGN or HRGN)): fastest and easiest to detach, at the expense of weight and deck length.

Not counting places I've lived outside UK, I've lived in a small village in Worcestershire, Birmingham, London (twice, for RGN & MSc),.

She began a nursing career with a BA and RGN from Glasgow Caledonian University and then worked as a Research Assistant at Glasgow University.

Mechanically-detachable gooseneck (mechanical RGN or MRGN): while usually lighter than the hydraulic detachable gooseneck, users sacrifice ease and speed of detaching.

In 1937, the medical degree, M.B.,B.S (Rgn), conferred by the University of Rangoon gained recognition of the General Medical Council of Great Britain.

Sue Bale, FRCN, RGN, NDN, RHV is a British nurse with a special interest in wound healing.

Brahmananda Swami Sivayogi Gurukulam Higher Secondary School is an ISO 9001:2008 Certified smart school [Rgn No: Q133018].

In particular the MSRN is used into an MNP scenario (in this case it can be modified as 'RgN + MSISDN').

They contend that Mr. Hassanain's cousin, Ahmed Felix Aly, a pharmacist who lives in Union Township, would then fill the prescriptions at his business, RGN Pharmacy, in Newark.

PAULA ERTL RGN, NDN Cert, DPNS, BSc (Hons)

Coming as I did directly from higher education, I had expected to be treated as an adult and be allowed to explore my own educational needs during my three year RGN training, undertaken a few years ago.

Information on postbasic training leading to another first level qualification (RNMH, RMN, RSCN, RGN) is best obtained from nursing careers advisers (addresses appear in Appendix 3).

Florence Nellie Udell, CBE, RGN, SRN, FRSH, FSCM was a British nurse, nursing administrator and government official.