Is the Methodist Ambulatory North Central Facility hiring registered nurses? How can I speak to a recruiter?

I made $25/hr as a new graduate. But it depends on what setting you work in. Hospitals generally pay the best, while nursing homes or home care might not pay as well. Travel nurses and per-diem nur...

In order to work in the U.S., they have to have the education and pass the U.S. registry tests. If anyone is hiring them as RNs without them having valid U.S. certifications, then they are breakin...

It will never expire, we always want nurses. They expect there to be a shortage of 250,000 nurses over the next few years.

The nurse is registered.

From friends who are RN and live in Nevada, I see the opportunities for a variety of jobs with many benefits and flexible hours. If a person is an RN in NV, they will never be unemployed.

US occupational outlook handbook: www.bls.gov/oco and can type into search 'registered nurse' or such.

It depends. You can pursue Nursing through either an Associates Degree or Bachelor's Degree. Associate's is typically two years and Bachelor's is four. Also, you may want to look...

The positives are that there will always be jobs, RN's can get very high salaries and you can have flexible hours as there are many agencies and facilites where you can work "per diem&quo...