Ok, no job is really “perfect.” Yet my job is a perfect fit in that it works with my family life, provides just the right amount of income and is satisfying personally as a vocation. Was it easy getting here? Um…
I was overwhelmed by the positive feedback and encouragement all the recruiters showed, not to mention all the cool gadgets and free pens (you know how we nurses like our pens)!
“There aren’t enough nurses! We need more nurses!” All this talk about the nursing shortage, but where are all the jobs? Here are quick, simple facts, projections, and answers to your questions.
You probably won’t get a gig playing video games for money, but figuring out the “things that matter” (pay? nurse-patient ratio? uniform requirements?) will help you navigate through the doors of opportunity and the windows of failed attempts.
It might be time to consider tweaking your career path so that you engage in tasks that are easier on your joints. Here are five work options to consider.
Are there right and wrong reasons to become a nurse? I’ve been thinking a lot lately about why I became a nurse, and why I STAY a nurse, and have noticed a change in how I view nursing and it’s rewards.
By working in emergency rooms, ICUs and then various specialty units, I have had the privilege of sharing my patients’ joys and sorrows in their situations with healthcare.
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