Career Questions tagged Nursing
The role of a nurse is a core role within a hospital and other medical environments. A nurse will provide care for patients, ensure doctors are prepared, and communicate with...
EMT: how difficult was it to work in a moving environment?
when traveling in an ambulance I know there can be bumps and other obstacles in the road literally and figuratively so I'm just wondering the process of getting familiar with working in that environment .
Basics of Nursing
Any advice on studying the basics of nursing like fundamentals, dosage calculations, pharmacology, maternity and anything similar?
If I attend community college will I be able to take classes online?
I'm interested in attending south mountain community college.
What are the steps to college when it comes to nursing
what does it take to be a nurse
what are good colleges in new York city for nursing
what are good colleges in new York city for nursing
is it hard going to nursing school with managing my personal life at home?
will working with babies be hard and stressful?
what do you have to get ready to take with you when you became a nurse
the only reason i am asking is so i know what i need to have with me when i became one
What are some of the best nursing jobs helping people
I need some help with finding a specific kind of nurse that I wanna become because there are so many choices. Is there any kind that anyone would recommend to me. I have Good communicating skills, Caring and Patience. I also pay close attention the details
What are some of the best nursing jobs helping people
I'm a Junior in Highschool and I am passionate about about helping people about there specifically. I would love to learn about nursing and explore the many career paths related to becoming one.
how many years of college do i need to become a registered nurse
i want to become a registered nurse but i want to know the steps on becoming one
Laptop purchase
What laptop would be the best purchase when pursuing my nursing career and obtaining my BSN degree? What suggestions/graphics/specs should be included in my search.
Thank you.
What is the most difficult part about being a nurse?
Is it more emotionally or physically draining within the hard parts of this career?
What is the best part about becoming a nurse?
I have heard really great things about becoming a nurse, but to the nurses out there, why do you stay in it?
what are some places i can work at as registered nurse ?
I want to be a nurse but i also want to know what positions i will be able to work .
My future
What steps would I take to become a nurse and what kind of nurse jobs would you tell me to look into because I know there are different kinds of nurses?
Are nurses able to change specialties once they are at their hospital? How do they gain exposure?
Do they get to go from OBGYN to Cardiac? Etc.
What is it like working in trauma care?
I'm 17 and have wanted to go into trauma care for as long as I can remember, Im currently working on getting my CMA then I plan on getting my RN.
For Registered nurses, can they get their loans forgiven or paid for by the hospital they work in if they stay there for two years?
I am a high school Junior looking into getting in a nursing school program in Texas.
Regarding a BSN, I thought well I don't know if this is how it works but my teacher told me that the prerequisites are completed within the four year degree, leaving only two years left for the BSN degree. Is this true? Or is it actually two years of prerequisites and then the 4 year degree?
I am a high school student looking to get into a nursing school in Texas.
Schooling options
Which program prepares you more for the nursing degree. A 1+2+1 SUNY/Nursing program to earn your bachelor's degree or should you do 2 years RN first then 2 years earning your bachelor's degree.
What is a challenge you faced when studying nursing?
Well right now, I'm a Junior in high school and trying to get more advice over nursing.
how hard was college?
was there ever a class that you just thought would be the end of you like it just made you want to drop out?
are you happy with the career you chose
do you ever get bored or mad at your job?
Can you study to become a nurse after being a licensed phlebotomist?
I've been interested in phlebotomy and nursing and I'm curious if I can pursue to become a nurse after being a phlebotomist?
What is some advice for new nurses?
I was wondering what would some advice that experienced RN/CNA/LPN have for new nurses entering the workforce in post covid life.
How many hours/days do a LPN works in a week?
I there a minim or max hours/days a LPN can work in a week? I was wanting to work as a LPN while getting my bachelor's in nursing to get my RN. But I'm worried that I won't get enough hours/day.
How many hours do the usual CNA or RN get a week?
I'm wondering if its more or less then 40 hours a week, like in any other job?
What is the benefits of getting a Bachelor's over a Associates?
I'm wondering if getting a bachelor's in nursing worth it or if associates is more beneficial in the long one?
