nursing student with hand on training and paid while in school. work.
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For nursing student, look for care partner jobs or Nurse assistant, it is just like CNA but not the title of a CNA . Look also in Nursing student internship and externship, externship pays you while internship don't don't pays you. Look in city for nursing student program.
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You might want to check out volunteer opportunities at your local nursing homes, or hospitals. The Nursing Assistant programs are a great way to enter the nursing field. Training time ranges from 2 weeks full time to about 8 weeks part time. On average about 120 hours. Starting pay ranges from $8.00 to about $13.00 in many states after training. \n\nCulturally competent , caring "nursing Student" seeks a challenging position with a progressive health care facility where my dedication to patients can be utilized. \n\nTry this one on .
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As a nurse - you should be making good money. Maybe you need to re-evaluate how you spend money instead of making more. Learn to budget.
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you should write High School Graduate and curently second year BS Nursing student...that is what they told me :)
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Pediatric Nurse, you can work in a hospital with the newborns. I had considered it when I was thinking about a career.
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Work study programs\n\nI paid for my first year of college with babysitting money.
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If you're going into nursing because you think it's profitable, you're probably not cut out for the job.  The clue there was when you asked which was better.  Nursing is a vocation - you have to WANT to help people, not just do the job for financial gain.  The training is not just for 3 years, it's a lifelong learning curve and once qualified you have to prove that you are keeping up to date with your education and practice, or face being struck off the register.  If you're prepared to study for the rest of your working life, work extremely unsocial hours including night shift, weekends, xmas etc then go for it.  Have a look at the link below for entry requirements - this is the organisation you must apply to in order to gain entry into nurse training.
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I'm a nursing student.  Does that count?
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A good looking nurse, (female)
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OMG! I want to be a nurse too and in peds too! I know in Cali there are community colleges that offer classes for becoming an RN and it takes about 4 years. You first have to do your pre-requisits and then sign up after those are done, into the nursing program. Then from there you take such classes as anatomy, biology, sociology, etc. But I have to warn you, if you don't think you can do it now then you might not be able to later. There is a 40% drop out rate, so you have to be very determined. I personally love blood and guts but for the life of me vomit kills me to deal with LOL :) If you decide to do it make sure that you volunteer at a local hospital in the department you want to work in. Then you will make friends and be more likely to get in that department after you are done with schooling and are ready to work. I hope this helps!Oh and the pay is great too, up to $5000 a month! Cant beat that!
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Their may be some dental colleges near you and the dentists trainees can do the work.\n     Don't worry,their work is well supervised.
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And, it might seem like our job isn't that hard, but the things we have to know! Wow! We're not just tooth-scrapers. We need to be able to look at medications that a patient is on and know how our anesthesia will react with those meds... we need to be able to look at a sore in the mouth and relay to the dentist what it might be... we need to be able to take and develop xrays and see possible problems in those xrays. There is a lot of training before a person can be a dental hygienist, and school is expensive. If we weren't paid well, we'd never pay off our student loans!
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Oh yeah, it just depends on what schools you are looking at. In NC where I live there are alot of nursing schools around me that will "forgive" your loan (clear it out) if you agree to work for the local hospitals for a certain amount of time. Ask your nursing department head or research the local hospitals.
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Sell them on ebay or give them to a nursing student.
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In the first couple of years of school, when you're taking basic, non-nursing courses, yes.  However, as you move into advanced studies, clinicals and practicums, its going to be VERY hard for you to work full time.  If you need to work, you might consider a hospital-based nursing program where you can work (in a lower job) while pursuing your studies; or at least contract to work after completing your studies so that your educational costs are paid for.\n\nBest of luck!
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you can e mail me i am a emt and a nursing student. and work 6 years medical field and oly 21
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That is entirely up to you. If you go to WSU, you'll have to pay for tuition. But if You go through the Navy you'll be going through 3 months of intense studying and practice to become a liscence Nurse. After your four year commitment of enlistment, all you would have to do is take the bar exam and find a suitable hospital you would like to work in as a civilian nurse, and with Military experience, that won't be very hard to do. Your pay will also be very very good too in the navy. Better than spending four years in  college, having a loan and debt.