 | I love to travel, whether its within the UK or further afield. How can I go about finding a job that will use my acute/emergency nurse practitioner skills within this concept?
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| I am interested in emergency nursing but also in alternative settings to the ER (not an action junky, either).
Any interesting experiences or ideas in line with my question? Thanks
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 | I've always wanted to be a doctors office nurse or school nurse, but im concerned about going through nursing school. What kind of nursing degree do you need for these jobs? It doesn't make sense to me that you would need the same kind of degree an emergency room nurse, or surgeon nurse would need.
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 | One of the best emergency nurses I ever knew, with over twenty years' experience, was offered a job at $22/hour. She's been assaulted, urinated on (not by accident), spat on, etc. And if the SHTF, you can bet the hospital isn't even thinking they might back her up. And we wonder how to get good people to do a good job!
5 answers - Asked By: John de Witt - 11/17/2010 |
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| 1. emergency room nurse
2. intensive care unit nurse
3. regular hospital floor nurse
4. operating room nurse
..could you please explain to me how the shifts work separately for each of those individual nursing jobs? thanks
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 | See my last question for background but to sum up - Im going to try to help my dad become more healthy and lose weight and lower his blood pressure.
He works two jobs, Police Officer and Emergency room Nurse, so hes really busy and always too tired to eat right and excercise.
If I made a 'plan' with him, how many pounds per week/month is reasonable to help him lose?
Hes now about 6 feet tall and Id guess 280 pounds. Hes been down to about 215 before, which should be a good goal weight, as he is a 'large guy' and thats a decent looking weight on him.
Real numbers please, not some random answers. I need help to help him?
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| Im looking into Army and Air Force nursing as an emergency room or critical care nurse. I would like to go to a field hospital or like a field emergency room. So do USAF nurses with those jobs get deplyoed to field hospitals or is it just Army nurses?
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| Hi.i have a 31/2 year diploma in nursing.i am planning to migrate to canada.is it easy for me to get a nursing job in toronto after registration?what's the average pay for nurse holding a diploma in toronto?
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| Im a freshman. Right now Im in pre-nursing (my first year).
My university for the BSN program has the following process: 2 years of pre-professinal nursing and 2 years of professional nursing.
After I finished the BSN program...what is next??
Im thinking of be an Gynecology/Obstetric nurse, Emergency Nurse or Surgical Nurse.
Some help me pleasee!!
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 | So I have a couple of questions. The first question that I'm most concerned about is the schooling. Can I go straight to the military after high school into a healthcare career and then have training along the way? And what kind of jobs could I have? I mainly thinking about a nursing job but what other options do I have? And if there is anything else related to the topic that you could tell me it would be greatly appreciated.
Would it be possible for me to become a nurse and then go directly to a military healthcare career?
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| I am going to go to college & study nursing. I know there are nurse practitioners, & neonatal nurses, & even midwifes, & emergency room nurses. what others are there? & not to sound all money crazed which ones get paid the highest? Also any nurses who may read this question, which nursing specialty do you find most rewarding or enjoy the most? Thanks! (:
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| Examples of jobs I am looking to interview is a policeman, teacher,emergency room nurse, counselor, social worker, psychologist, lawyer, security guard, or anyone else that deals with violence in their profession. I have 3 questions that my professor provided me with. I do not need your personal information, just how violence impacts your job.
It would be very much appreciated.
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| I am going to go to college & study nursing. I know there are nurse practitioners, & neonatal nurses, & even midwifes, & emergency room nurses. what others are there? & not to sound all money crazed which ones get paid the highest? Also any nurses who may read this question, which nursing specialty do you find most rewarding or enjoy the most? Thanks! (:
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 | I'm thinking of enlisting and the jobs I have interests in are..
Air Defense Management Control
Health Specialist
Radiology Specialist
*I want to go to college to be an Emergency Room Nurse though as well. Just to note that.
I'm a high school sophomore now and my over all GPA is a 95?r a 3.86
Thanks.
3 answers - Asked By: eat.sleep.volleyball - 2/15/2013 |
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 | How much money does a er nurse practitioner make per year?
Is this a good job?
How many years of school do you need?
What are general shifts like?
[generally speaking at a Childrens Hospital]
Thanks!
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 | What kind of nurse should I be? I want to be an Emergency room nurse. Is that a good job? And are there any other types of nurses that are similar or better than them? And how much do they make? And can they make overtime? Any answers will help! Thank you!
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| Are there different kinds of jobs that they can do instead of being in an ambulance? Or for example something as wild as being an emt for a search and rescue unit?
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 | I'm in the hospital overnight and just about 20 minutes ago this man on the intercom said we have a number one emergency on floor such and such and room such and such. I can't remember the floor but it wasn't mine. What does that mean? I can't find anything online about it.
1 answer - Asked By: Wonderer - 9/18/2011 |
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| I just want to be a nurse that has nothing to do with cleaning poo off people!
What different kinds of nurses are there?
Please list the name and what they mainly do!
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| I have dual registration as an adult nurse and a cardiac physiologist. I have the following higher education: BNurs(Hons) Adult Nursing, BSc(Hons) Physiology with Cardiology, BSc(Hons) Emergency and Urgent Care Practise, FdSc Hearing Aid Audiology, MSc Diabetes and MSc Trauma Sciences. I would like to know which profession has better prospects.
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