From nursing into law?

I've no doubt that nursing is a very stressful job, but I'm sure for those who make it a career it can also be very rewarding. Nurses are very much in demand these days, which means th...

Where I work (nursing home) some nurses work 7-3, 3-11, or 11-7 Mon-Fri. Then on the weekends some work 7am-7pm or 7pm-7am. Some work full-time then have a part-time job or 2 part-time jobs. Some w...

Just try to pray, it is one of the ingredients of having a successful career. I took my first board three times. On the last take, I was given a dream that meant that I will pass it even before th...

A nurse practitioner can directly treat patients. She works under the supervision of a physician. However, for non- controlled drugs, she can write prescriptions, order tests, and basically maint...

Almost all travel nursing agencies want a minimum of a year of experience working in acute care (hosptial). Some of them prefer 2-5 years. But once you have that experience under your belt, no,...

Nursing is nothing but paperwork anymore. Believe me, I've been doing it for 25 years. It's not nursing anymore. What you do depends on what area of nursing you go in and where you g...

You have a long road ahead of you. You'll have to get a pre-med undergraduate degree and then apply to med school. At either of these steps you may be denied. For advice, approach doctors who ...

Depends on the job, it's up to you. In hospital nursing, it is totally flexible. My hospital offers benefits if you work a ".4", which is four 8-hour shifts in a two week pay period....