You can do both. I personally would do the nurse thing in college, do your 5 year stint as an officer and while you are in take some education courses. If you do not want to be a nurse after you ha...

You could get a stable career in Accounting, but at that degree level, the pay won't be great. You could also try a career in Science and Engineering. 51% of 100 Science and Engineering gradua...

Actually, Jill, diagnostic medical sonographers ARE licensed professionals ...

Well, I admit I am biased (an RN who works in a hospital, labor & delivery), and to be perfectly honest, I don't know alot about physiotheraphy. What I can tell you about nursing is that t...

I am a nurse, and for me it was the best choice because I love my job. The hours are long, I work 12 hour days or nights, most hospitals now are on 12 hour shifts, long days but we do 4 on and then...

Should have stuck with accounting. More pay, better hours. But -- what makes YOU happier? That's the answer to the question!

I do Case Management now-- I am an RN. I've done Medical, Surgical, Radiology, Short Stay in hospitals and Home Health and Nursing Homes. Now I work 5 days/40 hours a week. Most of the '...

Base salary for Registered Nurses is around $20/hr for a new grad, in some places it's much more than that. Nurses generally work 8 or 12 hour shifts. A lot of us work the longer shifts in...

As a rule the cons are as follows: Less pay at the initial pay grades ( a 2LT makes significantly less than most RNs starting in a civilian job market). (there are some sign on bonuses and loan ...

Nurses are in high demand right now. My friend is an ER nurse. You work three 12-hour days, but then you get four days off. That's pretty cool. And the pay is pretty good.

my girl has this problem, both her hands are full of scars, slit marks with keloid formation and obviously the new skin is different in color that the original & tell u its so very visible, who...

Just do. List your strengths; communication skills etc. weaknesses; I am sometimes methodic in my work (overly detailed) Goals: Why do you want to be an RN? To help people, money, marry a doc...

If you think you want to be a nurse, don't let anyone talk you out of it. There is nothing not respectable about being a nurse, in fact it is a well-respected profession in this day and age. B...

It's probably because it is less prestigious. The truth of the matter though is that more male nurses are needed to give the profession a sense of balance. As a man, it is really nice to hav...

You would be wise to check with your states licensing board to see if there are restrictions in your state and possibly get some legal advice. Most of your colleges will have a statement telling p...