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I can think of some harder jobs...teaching would be one of them.

You may want to do a little volunteer or intern work in order to get your foot in the door. Once you are in, you can network your way into a paying job. It's rough at 18, but not impossible....

Just remember first thing... Hopsitals, it is a new face everyday a new problem everyday... in Nursing Homes you have the same people with the same problems every day! The pay in my state is highe...

Call every nursing home and hospital you can find. Ask nicely if they have any part-time positions. If they say no, ask if they know any other facilities in the area? (you don't have to add...

there is still a nursing shortage, despite increaced turnout in the last couple years. A travelling nurse who get no benefits can make as much as a clinic doctor. besides hospitals, you can als...

you could also consider working as cna ( certified nursing assistant ) which can be called different names in different states. it often is as little as taking 1 test ( less than an hour) if you we...

I have been a qualified RN for two years and initially I loved the job. I built up great rapport with my patients, enjoyed caring for their needs, liked the challenge of developing new skills and ...

Usually US hospitals offer student nurse internships during the summer months while you are out of school, between your junior and senior year (or between 1st and 2nd year if you're in a 2 yea...

Even if you had the official qualification, in many western countries you will still be required to sit their standard exam to show that you have that country's understanding and expectations....

It depends on what level of nursing you go into. RN's make up to 30 dollars an hour and it usually takes two years of college. Medical assistants make 10 to 14 dollars an hour depends on years...

Public Health Departments have a shortage of nurses. You need enough experience to qualify which is the most difficult thing to get. Vesting depends on the agency you work for. Usually you ves...

I just graduated nursing school 3 weeks ago. The first year I worked part-time without problems. The second year I didn't and I'm glad that I didn't. The second year was hell. Th...

regardless of the job, just during school learning to be a nurse you have to stick people with needles. In my class as a medical assistant we had to practice on each other, I had some sore arms! Yo...

What a loaded & great question! IMO the best part of nursing is making a difference in a patient's life, being able to listen to them & their family, having them remember your name whe...