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What is the oldest human RN? A look at remarkable nursing longevity

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the nation's older adult population is projected to grow significantly, creating a high demand for skilled healthcare workers. This growing need highlights the incredible careers of nurses who dedicate their lives to the profession, prompting the question: **What is the oldest human RN?**

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What is the oldest age to be a nurse? No maximum exists

According to a national nursing workforce survey, the median age for registered nurses (RNs) is 46, but many continue to practice well into their 60s, 70s, and beyond. For anyone asking what is the oldest age to be a nurse, the authoritative answer is that there is no maximum age limit for becoming or working as a nurse.

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