We asked our Facebook fans what kind of side jobs they have (or have had) to make some extra dough; check out their answers for some inspirations and, occasionally, warnings!
From medical transription to call center nursing to immunization clinics, here are some “moonlighting” ideas that are perfect for nurses (plus tips on how to get in the game).
If you think a nurse’s salary won’t let you bankroll a bundle, take a look at how a few strategic nips and tucks can add up…big! How does $18,250 a year sound?
You can satisfy your urge to splurge (after those long shifts, you deserve it!) and still stay out of debt if you’re a savvy shopper. Here are some places to start.
We’ve pulled the most up-to-date hourly and yearly salary reports for the top nurse jobs and are wondering…are they accurate for your job title, your location and your years of experience?
See the infographic that says says it all: Where you live matters. What you do matters. And if you have flexibility, it can make all the difference in getting that dream nursing job.
Nursing is surprisingly recession-resistant, but it isn’t exactly recession-proof. Some new grads may find things a little more difficult than they anticipated.
Taking on a second job is very common in the nursing profession. Aside from asking for additional shifts with your existing employer, here’s a list of great side job opportunities that nurses love.
What happens when your employer (or potential employer) is pleading "tough times?" There are other factors besides compensation that can influence the final numbers.
Whether you’re in the mood for a vintage drama or a wacky comedy, these Scrubs reader picks will be sure to entertain you as they have many nurses from generations past.
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