Orderly, practical nurse, registered nurse, resident, doctory are all socially defined positions in a hospital

I'm not sure where you live, but in Louisiana they are currently very high in demand. At my university, it's the number one program when it comes to the amount of graduates. They may no...

Nurses are paid very well. Most RN's make $20+/hour fresh out of school. Some nurses I know are traveling nurses. They take a contract to work for a hospital for a certain amount of time (a...

RN = Registered Nurse. An RN can be an RN in training but NOT Licensed. The License is separate and has to be paid for renewal every year or so from the State or Country you live in. An RN ...

I am a hospice nurse. I've been in hospice for about 6 years, and I love it. Congratulations to you, for looking at the possibilities of nursing. I've worked in several different spec...

Well first, being licensed as a nurse in Canada isn't the same as having a work visa, those are two separate things. I have included a link to the Canadian Nurses Association below. It seems t...

I am a registered nurse and I would consider it to be a very hectic profession! It is emotionally and physically very tiring and definitely not a profession to be undertaken lightly. In a typical...

You must have a degree in Nursing from a liscensed college and you must have a Tennessee state boards liscense, issued by the state of Tenn.

You need to contact Au nursing boards. There may be other courses you have to take. From what I understand, a friend of mine travels back and forth to various countries for nursing contracts an...