my personal impression about nurses depends on individuals separately. i know that there is a problem in nursing in Egypt, but that's just a part of the medical problems in Egypt, i mean who&#...

Hi, I am the same way. I believe if nursing is something you really want to do, you will get over your fear of needles, don't let minor fears like that stop you from achieving your goals! ...

I feel the same way. I work in the medical field and dont wanna be a doctor or nurse. I am a CNA and a Phlebotomist now, and I still wanna do something else....try Any type of technician, ultrasoun...

Architect. You get to make any kind of building you want! You get to let your creativity flow during your job. It sounds like fun!

The nursing program is difficult and you have to be dedicated and know that this is what you want to do, and you must have a desire to help others. Nursing is a very rewarding career because som...

I am an INFP. I love Myers Briggs. I always wanted to be a psychologist, but never had a chance to return to school. I was able to live my dream for a little while by coordinating an online peer...

since you like biology and science but don't want to deal with patients and illness, you should look into the bio-tech industry. for mosr parts, you should enjoy and be passionate about th...

Both are good career choices. If you become a nurse you will always have a job, and flexibility to work part time, full time or whereever you want. Occupational therapy will be needed more and more...

Most voc-tech schools offer programs that prepare you for an LPN (licensed practical nurse) and not an RN. If the particular school that you are thinking of does offer and RN - be advised that whi...

It might not help but it can't hurt and will look good on your resume.

you are helping people it pays really well all the knowledge you'll know people respect you because of your title and the fact that people look to you for anwers

There is a shortage of nurses in the United States. The other areas don't have shortages.

Well, it's rare to step into a supervisory position as a new graduate. Almost all supervisory positions I have ever seen require anywhere from 2-5 years of regular staff nursing experience bef...

I think you should try physical therapy ...... it may not be boring to you once you try it ....... or maybe look into Sports Administration ....... good luck ........

There is a massive nurse shortage in the UK. If you became a nurse it would afford you much oppurtunity. Many people leave the country if they can pay for it because there isn't enough nurse...