 | I am kind of confused. I've done lengthy research, too. Do you major in Midwifery Nursing and get a job in that area immediately or just Nursing [RN] and get a job with that and move into the neonatal area after working for a while?
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 | Is the RN job hard? What field as a nurse is the least gross? Thanks!
2 answers - Asked By: Vanilla FlowerBomb © - 6/13/2009 |
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| I am planning on moving within the next 6 months to Portland. I am a fairly new nurse working for a couple of years, but have some good certifications under my belt for the field I want to work in, trauma. I am just wondering if anyone is aware of the RN job market in Portland and if the high unemployment rate includes healthcare as well. Any information would be great.
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 | I am 17 and thinking about studying to become a nurse when I go to college because I don't want to go to grad school. I heard that after college nurses can easily get a job and make alot of money. I heard that nurses(RN) instead of working in ER or critical care units. What are some other areas nurses can work in with only a bachelors or Associates degree and still make alot of money?
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| Is the RN job hard? What field as a nurse is the least gross? Thanks!
7 answers - Asked By: Vanilla FlowerBomb © - 6/13/2009 |
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| I have a BS degree in business administration and have decided I want to work in the healthcare field so I have taken all the prerequisites for nursing (RN). After having completed the prerequisites, now I am not sure I want to be a nurse, but I am very interested in the healthcare field. What type of job can I find in the healthcare industry with the education I currently have (BS Business Adm, Anatomy/Physiology/Microbiology courses). I really need to work as soon as possible and I do not want endure much more schooling.
4 answers - Asked By: newdirection - 4/11/2006 |
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| I'm thinking about becoming a nurse.(RN) to be specific. So that means after 4 years of college. What is the job outlook. Are there a lot of job openings for RNs? I've heard mixed comments, saying that there are and aren't a lot of jobs for nurses. Also, what is the pay for a starting RN?
2 answers - Asked By: AsianSupaStar - 5/23/2010 |
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| My wife has been working as a RN at a hospital in Wisconsin for 10+ years. Recently she got her Master's degree and passed her boards to become a Nurse Practitioner. She is continuing to work in her RN job until she is able to find a NP position. However, the hospital has informed her that because she is now licensed as a NP she will be terminated in 90 days. Nobody has been able to give us a reason for that besides "hospital policy." She does still hold a RN license.
Is this legal? If they do terminate her, would we have grounds for a wrongful termination case?
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| I am planning on going into nursing (RN). Would it be better for me to go ahead and get my B.S.N.? Would I be ok if I just got an associate? Would it be harder for me to get a job with just an associate?
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| I want to know the associated registered nurse job in the hospital if they hired. Moreover, whether the bachelor registered nurse or the associated registered nurse, what are the different tasks have to be responsible in hospital to take care the patients and what are the best public Nursing University in Southern California? If you know well or have you finished with this career, could you tell me in detail as soon as possible?
1 answer - Asked By: Lindar l - 10/15/2008 |
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 | I'm 18 and I'm planning on becoming a Nurse (RN). I'm a Canadian Citizen and would like to move to the states after I get my degree.
What would I have to do to legally get a job in the US? Also, how do the work permits, visas, etc. work? Would I have to contact an employer in the states and have them sponsor me or something? How long does the process usually take?
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| I am taking my pre-reqs for nursing-RN (just starting), and I work for 2 home health agencies as a CNA. I was wondering if they give priority to people who have had a job in the healthcare industry. I know they go by higher GPAs, but I was wondering if they also consider your healthcare background. Thank you!
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 | 1. I am a nursing student and like to go for nurse practitioner and Family spectilization.
Is family nuse practioners and child practioners does the same job? What job does family
specilist and child specilist does?
2. Is general nurse (RN) and BSN does the same job? Are they both doing the same job and making the same salary?
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| I'm thinkin about moving here on my own as a single female in 2013 at the age of 31...what do you think of this place....I will bw getting a nursing rn job...so...um 28 now tho...is this a nice place to live
1 answer - Asked By: HelloKitty - 5/27/2011 |
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| I'm thinkin about moving here on my own as a single female in 2013 at the age of 31...what do you think of this place....I will bw getting a nursing rn job...so...um 28 now tho...is this a nice place to live
1 answer - Asked By: HelloKitty - 5/27/2011 |
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 | There's this nursing (rn) major at hunter college for a bachelor's degree and i was wondering if that was what i should take in order to become a nurse at a hospital. thanks.
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 | I already have a full time job (which Im not very happy with), but Im going back to school to become a nurse (RN). Im taking off school this semester and while Im off I want to save up extra money.
I thought it would be nice to take an entry level job at a local hospital so I can get an idea what its like beforehand. What kind of weekend job could a hospital offer?
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 | I plan on getting my A. degree in Nursing (RN) and becoming a nurse for a year or two, then going back and getting my masters. is it possible to become a nurse with just an A. degree?
how much would my salary be with just an A. degree?
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 | Does any one know the different types of nursing jobs and what do they do?where can i find info about them.
what do lpn,rn, and practitional nurse have in difference?
2 answers - Asked By: sweet stuff - 4/18/2007 |
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 | I am looking into possible career choices. I know I am interested in medicine and I would like to be able to go part-time if I ever have a family. I know that being a part-time nurse (RN) is very common. However, I like the job description of a Physician assistant better. I was wondering if there is the option to go part-time when needed, or is that I difficult position to find? Thanks for the help!
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