Because nursing is synonymous with healthcare. You can be anything from an LPN passing PO meds in a nursing home all the way up to a Ph.D. who was the interim surgeon general of the United States.
I agree with the dress code idea. Although I am super into fashion when I go to work I really don’t want to think about what I have to wear. I leave the slaying for outside the hospital.
I 100% agree with this list! The most important part to me is the option and opportunity for higher education with the promise of job security at the end. So many people pursue their masters/doctorate and then have trouble finding jobs that pay in correlation to their level of education. So they end up underpaid and bitter. Nursing, the sky is the limit and no decision is permanent! Great video. Sharing to all who are on the fence about nursing school.
my manager with a masters just found out middle management is being cut back, and now she is along the side with me bedside nursing. same pay. bedside nursing is probably the safest bet
Wow great point! I know someone whose in that exact boat, went and got their masters only to be doing a job a person with an associate or bachelors degree could do
I'm a nursing student now and I just want to share my reasons here, I wish I could say it was some kind of higher calling, but I just wanted a job security and a line of work where I could interact with people and see the results of my work every single day, nursing turned out to be the best choice, a job presenting me an intellectual challenges requiring critical thinking and human interaction on daily basis , professionally and personally rewarding work.
Love your videos!! All of your content on nursing is amazing and so helpful. I’m in the process of making a career change to nursing and have been very nervous about it but every time I watch one of your videos it seems like the best decision in the world. I think the most important reason is never getting burnt out bc of the lateral mobility and opportunity for higher education. Thanks for all of your insight into this field, your videos are beyond helpful 💗💗💗
I love this video! I take my nclex tomorrow , I’m straight out of college with my BSN, and this gave me motivation and reminded me of all the reasons why I chose this great field! I love nursing because I was able to get a job secured way before graduation, and many of my classmates as well. I have a new grad position in the cardiac surgery ICU at a level 1 trauma Magnet teaching hospital starting soon!. I hope to go the CRNA route eventually. I love your channel because it gives me a bit of insight into what life will be like. But for now I’m focused on gaining as much experience as I can as an ICU nurse. You are awesome!
Kari Business thank you! It went well I finished in 75 questions. Got the good pop up with the Pearson vue trick! I’m pretty sure I passed but I will pay for the quick results on Wednesday and update you guys!
These are great reasons and I definitely think the travel nurse option is magnifico. I'd be interested in seeing a list of reasons males go into the nursing field. With society often perpetuating the notion that men are doctors and women are nurses it would be a nice contrast to see if men have the same reasons they chose nursing as you did.
Well said Rhianna! Nursing is such a rewarding field to be in. I like what you said about job security! I want to travel and live in different states, knowing that I can easily find a job wherever I go is awesome!
Nursing is the most safe and always increasing reward. The hospital experience leads to your higher salary. Nursing is the most trusted and respected profession all over the world. I am perceiving my bachelor's in this. Being a student nurse, i realised that the percentage of nurses in each country is lacking. Nurses are always job secured, the all mentions done by you are truly commendable. Yes we get less salary in the beginning, but it is not false that our salary increases with our experience. Thank you so much mam. Your words has hit the hearts of thousands nurses who are going to make a real change in the people lives. Love 💕 u so much
I love your channel!! You are so helpful - I’m hoping to go to nursing school and eventually would love to be either a FNP or CRNA. Please keep making videos!!😘
I am a guy who is thinking of a career in nursing. Both my male and female friends are mocking me, calling me a faggot. Why would they think like this? Overall nurses are actually closer to the suffering of the patient.
I love what I do. I’ve been an RN for 5 years and prior to that an LPN for 15. I did the LPN route first because I didn’t know if I could go straight for my RN. My daughter was 3, and it was a sacrifice, but I always had flexibility with my schedule with raising my kids. I later completed my RN in 2013 and LOVE what I do. It is very hard work, but I can’t imagine doing anything different. I’m on my way towards my BSN then CRNA if life allows, if not I’ll complete NP. I just have to see that I can save and afford school so it doesn’t hurt me with student loans. My husband admires the field so much, he just completed ADN program passed his boards and is currently working as a second career at the age of 50. He loves what he does and never thought he would be a nurse, it’s hysterical watching him put on his man-ly compression socks. Thank you so much for your videos, your journey is so inspiring. Thank you.
I love the content. I'm a nursing assistant or psw here in North America. I was looking for an inspiration and found your content. You have a wonderful attitude about Nursing. Thank you 😊
I would also like to see a video on optimizing your nursing schedule. As nurses, we strive to optimize the lives of others, so a schedule optimization video would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you so much as a high schooler this only makes me want to be a nurse more. I love that there is job security because it’s sooo important to me. And I love scrubs so much hahaha
I completely agree! I think nursing is an awesome career! I am currently a nursing student in my last year of nursing school and I am also a nurse intern. I think you've pretty much highlighted the major reasons why nursing is a great field. I personally love that I have 4 days off! I only work three 12-hour shifts a week and I love that. Great video! I actually would like to hear you talk about some of the cons of nursing or just things you don't like about it. I personally do not like how at my hospital, nurses are limited to what we can wear. We can only wear certain types of scrubs and certain colors. This isn't too big of a deal, but it's just something I'm not a big fan of. What are some things you don't like about nursing?
Thank You for all the content you create and share. You are also very real life entertaining. This is so helpful to me as I decide my path in healthcare.
Thank you so much... I was always really interested in Anastasia, an being in the surgery room... I have had to have 3 ACL reconstructions an all 3 times the CRNA was always super awesome an made me feel way better an relaxed( literally 😂) anyways y’all really do make the world a better place. An I think that’s why I want to consider this career.. thank you. Also I’m in high school an I was jus curious on any extra things I could be doing.. anyways thank you!
Is the sched actually flexible? After like a year do You get a say in ur hours? My biggest concern going into nursing is working nights and messing up my circadian rhythm. I really don’t want a life time of doing that . Thank you for the help!!
Great video!!!! Thank you!!!! I just had a conversation with a woman who made me think twice about my current degree program I'm in. I think I may be switching.
Thanks Rhianna! Question for you-do you have any friends who went on to get their CNM? That’s something I’m interested in pursuing and would love to hear more about it!
Hi I remember in one of your video I think you said you attended JMU for nursing unless you didnt my apologies. Was that a direct entry? I also live in Virginia and wanted to know what the best nursing colleges in Virginia were because I heard UVA was good but hard to get in and GMU was good and for my gpa seems more realistic.
I love your videos!!! I am thinking to make a job switch to nursing and I am 25 this year so I could only go to nursing school next year and graduate when I am 27-28. Do you know of anyone who made a job switch into nursing?
Is it meaningful to be abused and overworked? Who doesn't love helping people? But let's get real. Big healthcare treats us like commodities and machines. Big health care no longer sees nurses as sentient human beings with feelings and physical needs. I honestly cannot remember the last time anybody in management or otherwise ever came and made sure we were getting a break. A 12-hour shift and we are happy if we get a 30 minute break? It's now considered a privilege to get a break. So sick and terrible and evil and sad what is happening with healthcare. It is corrupt beyond imagination and it is all about money. 31 years as a nurse and I can remember when it was rewarding when it was better. It's only gotten worse and continues to get worse. Everybody knows it. I don't know of one nurse who is happy and loves their job. Why do you think people are moving around to get the travel money? We are being squeezed until every last drop of blood and sweat is given to the corporation.
nursing embodies all of the traits i want to nurture in myself ❤️ caring for people, being there for people in hard times and being able to make a difference, compassion, empathy, and meaning❤️
I love your videos 💙 I start my ADN program in August. It's been a long road to get where I am today and I'm so excited. Please keep the videos coming, you are my inspiration! Love from Ohio 😘🌞
I have been a Pediatric nurse for 30 years. and yes talk about variety I've done it all. full circle at 61 years of age in back to bedside nursing on a general peds unite. I have survived many economic recessions and crises and never been out of work. "thank you MOM'" My mom is who talked me into going into nursing. In high school, I would have laughed out loud at the idea me ALL BOY going into nursing. It is a very rewarding profession. You mentioned trust. I think trust is the biggest thing we deal with. God has entrusted me to take care of our most precious commodity our children as their life may hang in the balance, we are trusted to even up the odds of their survival. My gift back to God is to do the very best that I can do at my job.
Almost everyone has experienced some sort of error. The most important thing after an error is you recognize it, own up to the mistake and correct it. Use it as a learning experience.
I'm doing an access (to nursing) course in September, and am thinking of specialising in mh nursing.The modules (of the access course) are physiology and anatomy, social policy and psychology which all really interest me...Although I'm not 1000000% sold on nursing yet, this video and videos like it are helping me evaluate the pros and cons and giving some insight
Thank you for posting this video! It was super informative and helpful! I’m currently taking my last few prereqs and applying for ABSN programs that start next year!
I'm doing nursing rn and I'm on my first year but I'm not sure if this is the parh I want to take... people around me make me feel like I'm doing a worthless career and I'm a failure...what should I do?
I work with a bunch of nurses who run around all day saying “I love my job”, and then spend the next 12 hours b$#%@ing about it. I dont get it. If you hate it, just embrace it and be honest.
I would disagree imo, nursing is underpaid and you only get good money if you do OT and traveling RN with OT. That would strain your body. Very underappreciated profession and lifelong learning which is not for me. Just my two cents.
I also wanted to know if I should take advantage of a medical assistant program in my school. Unfortunately they don’t offer CRNA which would be better. Medical assistant seems interesting as I can also be certified and work right after and that would be a nice job to save and support family while doing nursing school in between
I live in Windsor, Ontario Canada and there’re no jobs for us nurses. It’s so sad. I’m trying to save up some money to move but where I work I make little money. I really want to do travel nursing but I need a years experience and I don’t have that yet. 😩
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Which reason most important to you?! ♡
Because nursing is synonymous with healthcare. You can be anything from an LPN passing PO meds in a nursing home all the way up to a Ph.D. who was the interim surgeon general of the United States.
Yes!! 👏
My fav: Meaningful :)
Flexibility with scheduling
Flexibility when it comes to scheduling 🤗
I agree with the dress code idea. Although I am super into fashion when I go to work I really don’t want to think about what I have to wear. I leave the slaying for outside the hospital.
Yes girl! Save all your fashion for your off time 😍🙌
I 100% agree with this list! The most important part to me is the option and opportunity for higher education with the promise of job security at the end. So many people pursue their masters/doctorate and then have trouble finding jobs that pay in correlation to their level of education. So they end up underpaid and bitter. Nursing, the sky is the limit and no decision is permanent! Great video. Sharing to all who are on the fence about nursing school.
Yes I can't even imagine what it must be like to do all that work and not have a job at the end!
my manager with a masters just found out middle management is being cut back, and now she is along the side with me bedside nursing. same pay. bedside nursing is probably the safest bet
Wow great point! I know someone whose in that exact boat, went and got their masters only to be doing a job a person with an associate or bachelors degree could do
I'm a nursing student now and I just want to share my reasons here, I wish I could say it was some kind of higher calling, but I just wanted a job security and a line of work where I could interact with people and see the results of my work every single day, nursing turned out to be the best choice, a job presenting me an intellectual challenges requiring critical thinking and human interaction on daily basis , professionally and personally rewarding work.
Love your videos!! All of your content on nursing is amazing and so helpful. I’m in the process of making a career change to nursing and have been very nervous about it but every time I watch one of your videos it seems like the best decision in the world. I think the most important reason is never getting burnt out bc of the lateral mobility and opportunity for higher education. Thanks for all of your insight into this field, your videos are beyond helpful 💗💗💗
I'm so glad it helps you! It's normal to have doubts. You definitely won't get bored because you can do whatever you want and change it up! 💓
I love this video! I take my nclex tomorrow , I’m straight out of college with my BSN, and this gave me motivation and reminded me of all the reasons why I chose this great field! I love nursing because I was able to get a job secured way before graduation, and many of my classmates as well. I have a new grad position in the cardiac surgery ICU at a level 1 trauma Magnet teaching hospital starting soon!. I hope to go the CRNA route eventually. I love your channel because it gives me a bit of insight into what life will be like. But for now I’m focused on gaining as much experience as I can as an ICU nurse. You are awesome!
Nurse T Congrats, pretty girl!! Good luck on your boards today 🎊🎉
Ahh just saw this Nurse T! I know you did great. That is an amazing job as new grad! So excited for you!
Kari Business thank you! It went well I finished in 75 questions. Got the good pop up with the Pearson vue trick! I’m pretty sure I passed but I will pay for the quick results on Wednesday and update you guys!
Rhianna Ferial thank you so much! I am so excited, it’s a nurse residency program so I feel I will be able to learn so much
These are great reasons and I definitely think the travel nurse option is magnifico. I'd be interested in seeing a list of reasons males go into the nursing field. With society often perpetuating the notion that men are doctors and women are nurses it would be a nice contrast to see if men have the same reasons they chose nursing as you did.
That would be very interesting! You should do that video! I would love to get your insight on it.
Im about half way through my accelerated program and am sooo burnt out with school. This definitely helped remind me why i chose our profession :)
Just keep pushing! You got this! 💓
Love the length of your hair! Thanks for uploading!
Thank you! I need a trim lol
A video on international travel nursing would be REALLY interesting! Love your videos and appreciate all of your information!
I'll put it on my list 😘
Well said Rhianna! Nursing is such a rewarding field to be in. I like what you said about job security! I want to travel and live in different states, knowing that I can easily find a job wherever I go is awesome!
That's one of the best things!
Hey Rhianna! I love LOVE your videos. They are very informative! Can you do a video of what you dislike about nursing?
Yes! That is so important because obviously there are some not so great parts too. Thanks for the idea.
Thank you! You inspired me even more to become a nurse! I hope pediatric nursing but any is fine as long as I can help!
Nursing is the most safe and always increasing reward. The hospital experience leads to your higher salary. Nursing is the most trusted and respected profession all over the world. I am perceiving my bachelor's in this. Being a student nurse, i realised that the percentage of nurses in each country is lacking. Nurses are always job secured, the all mentions done by you are truly commendable. Yes we get less salary in the beginning, but it is not false that our salary increases with our experience. Thank you so much mam. Your words has hit the hearts of thousands nurses who are going to make a real change in the people lives. Love 💕 u so much
I love your channel!! You are so helpful - I’m hoping to go to nursing school and eventually would love to be either a FNP or CRNA. Please keep making videos!!😘
Thank you! ♡
What's an FNP?
I am a guy who is thinking of a career in nursing.
Both my male and female friends are mocking me, calling me a faggot.
Why would they think like this? Overall nurses are actually closer to the suffering of the patient.
I love what I do. I’ve been an RN for 5 years and prior to that an LPN for 15. I did the LPN route first because I didn’t know if I could go straight for my RN. My daughter was 3, and it was a sacrifice, but I always had flexibility with my schedule with raising my kids. I later completed my RN in 2013 and LOVE what I do. It is very hard work, but I can’t imagine doing anything different. I’m on my way towards my BSN then CRNA if life allows, if not I’ll complete NP. I just have to see that I can save and afford school so it doesn’t hurt me with student loans. My husband admires the field so much, he just completed ADN program passed his boards and is currently working as a second career at the age of 50. He loves what he does and never thought he would be a nurse, it’s hysterical watching him put on his man-ly compression socks. Thank you so much for your videos, your journey is so inspiring. Thank you.
That's so cool that your husband went to nursing school too! Love your journey, thanks so much for sharing. Good luck in school and choosing 💓
I love the content. I'm a nursing assistant or psw here in North America. I was looking for an inspiration and found your content. You have a wonderful attitude about Nursing. Thank you 😊
I would also like to see a video on optimizing your nursing schedule. As nurses, we strive to optimize the lives of others, so a schedule optimization video would be greatly appreciated.
Okay!
Thank you so much as a high schooler this only makes me want to be a nurse more. I love that there is job security because it’s sooo important to me. And I love scrubs so much hahaha
You're welcome! Scrubs are the best 😂
Yes u should make a video on how to optimize nursing schedule... Really needed...😁
Yes okay!
Thanks I have been thinking about joining nursing for a while now and I have a good feeling about it it’s a really good opportunity
Wearing pjs (scrubs) everyday is the bomb!!!!
Yessss
I completely agree! I think nursing is an awesome career! I am currently a nursing student in my last year of nursing school and I am also a nurse intern. I think you've pretty much highlighted the major reasons why nursing is a great field. I personally love that I have 4 days off! I only work three 12-hour shifts a week and I love that. Great video! I actually would like to hear you talk about some of the cons of nursing or just things you don't like about it. I personally do not like how at my hospital, nurses are limited to what we can wear. We can only wear certain types of scrubs and certain colors. This isn't too big of a deal, but it's just something I'm not a big fan of. What are some things you don't like about nursing?
I'll make a video about the cons, great idea!
Hey I have a question since you are working 3 days 12 hour ships, is the payment good enough for good living?
Would love a schedule optimization video!!
Okay adding it to my plans!
Thank You for all the content you create and share. You are also very real life entertaining. This is so helpful to me as I decide my path in healthcare.
Thanks for the positive feedback 😊
Great video. Right on point with every reason to love this great career
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Nursing is a Noble Profession.
Thank you so much... I was always really interested in Anastasia, an being in the surgery room... I have had to have 3 ACL reconstructions an all 3 times the CRNA was always super awesome an made me feel way better an relaxed( literally 😂) anyways y’all really do make the world a better place. An I think that’s why I want to consider this career.. thank you. Also I’m in high school an I was jus curious on any extra things I could be doing.. anyways thank you!
Thank you so much! If you're school offers a CNA or EMT class that's a great place to start 😊 or you can volunteer at the hospital!
Rhianna Ferial Okay thank you! Also thanks for the Quizlet app, it’s awesome just got it set up!
Thankyou for sharing this.You are such an inspiration.😍😍💖💖💖💖
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this is perfect!
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Is the sched actually flexible? After like a year do
You get a say in ur hours? My biggest concern going into nursing is working nights and messing up my circadian rhythm. I really don’t want a life time of doing that . Thank you for the help!!
Great video!!!! Thank you!!!! I just had a conversation with a woman who made me think twice about my current degree program I'm in. I think I may be switching.
Great video and really great tips
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loveeeee this!!
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Amen
Thanks Rhianna! Question for you-do you have any friends who went on to get their CNM? That’s something I’m interested in pursuing and would love to hear more about it!
I've worked with people who did! I don't know anyone very well but if I think of someone I'll try to do a video with them.
6 days on 8 days off working how many hours?? 8 or 12 per day?
thx you for your explanation :)
You're welcome!
Never thought about the scrubs part. Nice way to save cutback and save on street wear and keep your soles looking fresh. ✨👟 🤔
Did you ever think of going the pre med route, going to med school and into anesthesiology instead of nursing and going into a crna program?
I just filmed a video on that! It will be out in a week or 2 😊
Hi I remember in one of your video I think you said you attended JMU for nursing unless you didnt my apologies. Was that a direct entry? I also live in Virginia and wanted to know what the best nursing colleges in Virginia were because I heard UVA was good but hard to get in and GMU was good and for my gpa seems more realistic.
Hi! Yes I attended JMU and it was guaranteed acceptance from PVCC where I got my ADN. I forget the exact rule but I think you had to have a 3.0.
I love your videos!!! I am thinking to make a job switch to nursing and I am 25 this year so I could only go to nursing school next year and graduate when I am 27-28. Do you know of anyone who made a job switch into nursing?
Yes tons of people make that switch! That is awesome!
@@TheSchoellerFamily Thank you and this is giving me some encouragement! :) Stay safe!:)
Thank you so much I m a nursing student of Bangladesh
I want go abroad
Can you help me?
Is it meaningful to be abused and overworked? Who doesn't love helping people? But let's get real. Big healthcare treats us like commodities and machines. Big health care no longer sees nurses as sentient human beings with feelings and physical needs. I honestly cannot remember the last time anybody in management or otherwise ever came and made sure we were getting a break. A 12-hour shift and we are happy if we get a 30 minute break? It's now considered a privilege to get a break. So sick and terrible and evil and sad what is happening with healthcare. It is corrupt beyond imagination and it is all about money. 31 years as a nurse and I can remember when it was rewarding when it was better. It's only gotten worse and continues to get worse. Everybody knows it. I don't know of one nurse who is happy and loves their job. Why do you think people are moving around to get the travel money? We are being squeezed until every last drop of blood and sweat is given to the corporation.
What exactly is med surg??
Medical surgical nursing. Basically everything you could ever think of!
You are beautiful 😍
Aw thanks!
Why are there so few men in nursing?
I miss travel nursing with you!!! Let's go back to Maui 🏝
Take me with you! Will clean for food.
Yes let's go! 😘
Great reasons! However, beeing a nurse can be really hard, but very rewarding at the same time. Respect to all the nurses ❤👍
So true!
nursing embodies all of the traits i want to nurture in myself ❤️ caring for people, being there for people in hard times and being able to make a difference, compassion, empathy, and meaning❤️
I love your videos 💙 I start my ADN program in August. It's been a long road to get where I am today and I'm so excited. Please keep the videos coming, you are my inspiration! Love from Ohio 😘🌞
Congrats!! That's so exciting! Enjoy the rest of your summer 💜
I have been a Pediatric nurse for 30 years. and yes talk about variety I've done it all. full circle at 61 years of age in back to bedside nursing on a general peds unite. I have survived many economic recessions and crises and never been out of work. "thank you MOM'" My mom is who talked me into going into nursing. In high school, I would have laughed out loud at the idea me ALL BOY going into nursing. It is a very rewarding profession. You mentioned trust. I think trust is the biggest thing we deal with. God has entrusted me to take care of our most precious commodity our children as their life may hang in the balance, we are trusted to even up the odds of their survival. My gift back to God is to do the very best that I can do at my job.
Big thanks to your mom! Pediatric nurses are so special 💜
@@TheSchoellerFamily Thanks
I love how you said, “Meaningful work” that’s exactly why I want to get into this field!
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Have you or a fellow coworker ever experienced a medication error....??? How did you emotionally deal with that...
Almost everyone has experienced some sort of error. The most important thing after an error is you recognize it, own up to the mistake and correct it. Use it as a learning experience.
@@TheSchoellerFamily thank you so much for replying to my question! I love your videos!!
I'm doing an access (to nursing) course in September, and am thinking of specialising in mh nursing.The modules (of the access course) are physiology and anatomy, social policy and psychology which all really interest me...Although I'm not 1000000% sold on nursing yet, this video and videos like it are helping me evaluate the pros and cons and giving some insight
In Africa, things are different and am glad that things are better out there
Thank you for posting this video! It was super informative and helpful! I’m currently taking my last few prereqs and applying for ABSN programs that start next year!
You're welcome! Good luck applying!
It’s cool how nowadays there’s more and more options for career advancement in nursing
It's so great!
Adnan A lol you love health care I see you under so many videos 😂😂
Lol you’re everywhere bro! Good luck in med school
Darian S Yup 😁
Michelle Truth. Thank you!
I'm doing nursing rn and I'm on my first year but I'm not sure if this is the parh I want to take... people around me make me feel like I'm doing a worthless career and I'm a failure...what should I do?
I work with a bunch of nurses who run around all day saying “I love my job”, and then spend the next 12 hours b$#%@ing about it. I dont get it. If you hate it, just embrace it and be honest.
I would disagree imo, nursing is underpaid and you only get good money if you do OT and traveling RN with OT. That would strain your body. Very underappreciated profession and lifelong learning which is not for me. Just my two cents.
I think it depends on the area you're in but I can see your points!
Please do the scheduling video!
I want to be a Nurse
Can you please make that nursing schedule optimization video?? I would love that!!
Adding it to my list!
PLEASE make a video on how to optimize your nursing schedule!! I am completely enamored with the idea!
Okay!!
A video on optimizing one's work schedule would be AWESOME! 👍
Okay!
Please do a video on optimizing your schedule! Thanks for all you do!
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First Comment! btw you are a great role model. Keep it going and push through this!
💜🙌 thanks!
What if I don’t like talking to people?(im not scared or shy nervous I just don’t like talking to much)
I’m 16 and wanting to get into the nursing career. This video helped a lot, you got yourself a like and a new subscriber:)
Wow this really pushed me for going for it and being a nurse. I was on the verge of going into nursing or not… I really like your reasons !
What about nursing in Canada!?
I also wanted to know if I should take advantage of a medical assistant program in my school. Unfortunately they don’t offer CRNA which would be better. Medical assistant seems interesting as I can also be certified and work right after and that would be a nice job to save and support family while doing nursing school in between
I would definitely take advantage of that! Anything to get into the field is great 😊
I live in Windsor, Ontario Canada and there’re no jobs for us nurses. It’s so sad. I’m trying to save up some money to move but where I work I make little money. I really want to do travel nursing but I need a years experience and I don’t have that yet. 😩
Wow I had no idea it was like that there!
2 months till nursing school!!! Unless I get screwed and get put on orders for Afghanistan before I get out 😅🙂🙂🙂
So close!!! 🥳
But Jon is only half as funny as he could be.
Haha he's always joking