Nursing is a great career. But no, you shouldn't become a vocational nurse, you should become a registered nurse. Good things: you will always have a job, anywhere, anytime, anyplace, any hour...

yes, very much so. especially if you work in a hospital on 3-11 shift- it's the worst. you can get a lot of admits, you may not get to eat & the staffing situation can get bad on any shift...

I am a nurse and unless you're dedicated to caring for other, long hours and very few 'Thank yous', I would advise you to seek another career. It is a very rapid 'burn out'...

it depends which one you will enjoy better. If its not about enjoyment and about having a fat paycheck then go for nursing. but if its about enjoying what you do then it depends. Do you want ...

Would you rather wash blood off your hands or oil at the end of the day. Those choices aren't even close.

Well in business it all depends how much you are willing to put into your career that determines how successful you will be. Although there are so many different fields in business that you can go ...

In my opinion the nursing program is the better option because you get to make a difference in people's lives. You will probably have to work 12 hour shifts with a number of days off, but depe...

go into nursing and specialize in surgery. you will never lack for a job, and much higher pay......also a lot less work. it is considered a specialty also which means a higher salary. good luck. (p...

Why can't you merge the two? You're creative. Be in health care and heal the whole person with 'art therapy'? It's not duty if you're pained by the decision. Y...

YES! I am a certified nursing assistant (CNA) and I hear about the shortage all the time. One of the reasons is because we are so low on nurses now that there is not enough to go around, therfore...

Both help people. So depends on the firm and hospital you work at.

Nursing is a hard job both physically and mentally. I know I am one! You need to be able to drive and have a clean license - to start with! You need to train for it via a university to start wit...

Pharmacists

It depends on where you work. I bought one when I graduated from nursing school, thinking I would use the drug reference a lot, but it turns out I have never once needed it. My hospital system has ...

Basic nursing is the practice learned to be able to take take of ill people in a hospital. Post basic nursing is someone who already had basic nursing, doing further studies to become better in his...