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What does an ob nurse do? How many tears of college? How much do they get paid? |
thanks for all the help!!!! They care for pregnant women/newborns. You should consider going at least premed, and they are paid depending on their certifications. The more school and certification you have, the more you're going to get paid. You're talking at minimum about a 4 year degree. |
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