Nurse went from Informatics to Million Dollar Business
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
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She's correct. It's also true in any field. Let your employer pay for your higher degrees.
I’m going the ADN route just to let my employer pay for both my bsn and msn. Thanks to watching you and your lovely wife.
I love to see it
Is it true? California hospitals do not hire nurses with ADN and requires BSN?
Not true. There’s many hospitals in CA. Each hospital has their own policies. Some hospitals will hire RN’s without their BSN. And some hospitals will not. But it’s not an “EVERY” hospital thing.
Not every hospital requires a BSN. Mostly, it's magnet hospitals that do.
Love this!
very good
Great advice about schooling
I did associates first at a community college the did my BSN at a state school I use my income from my associates to pay for it for BSN thier so many cheap state schools if in nyc do cuny if the employer pays most likely wants you to sign a contract for up to 5 years some places just work and budget your money and cash flow school it’s not worth it to be chained up for a few dollars
Awesome!
Will require you to sign a contract
Hi How much money do you need to open this type of business?Thank you for sharing
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Tells you all you need to know about the US health system. Money before patients.
How?
Hi! Can someone share the link/title to the full length video because I cannot locate it.
Here you go ruclips.net/video/D5ODE1rnzp4/видео.html
@@NursesToRiches Thank you 🙏🏾
But what are the chances of you being successful with only an associates?
I just interviewed a nurse with an associates degree who went on to become a director of a nursing home and then built a hospice agency that generated over $3 million. You're only limited by your own beliefs.
Your employer pays your tuition and you stuck with them for 2 or more years. No thank you
Depends on the employer. Every employer I've worked for, where the nurses are represented by a union, reimburses nurses for tuition and does not have any employment stipulation attached to it that requires the employee to stick around after being reimbursed.