Moving to LA Calif. Best RN jobs?
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della...\n\nGo to a nursing forum like  www.allnurses.com\n\nThere are literally hundreds of nurses who can answer your questions!!!  Best of luck.
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I've never heard of 'on the job' training for a N.A. Today you need to be certified, thus a C.N.A. I don't know what position you are in, but attempt to get your R.N. At least go for your L.P.N. If you consider the latter, you can go on to get your R.N. L.P.N.'s make a fairly good salary on the floor, and that salary could keep you in school. A nursing assistant position is no fun. You probably won't get the best treatment. Some R.N.'s can be real jerks. Medicine in generel is not a great field these days, as medical facilities are run by huge corporations. They hire  laymen to run them. They know nothing about medicine, and believe me that they don't care about staff or patients. It's all about money. Sorry, but you need to know this if your considering medicine at all.RESEARCH well. Contact your local university. There's no substitution for educating yourself...Good luck.P.S. do not consider nursing homes. They make hospitals look good.
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There's over 30! What state do you want? In SoCal, it's Cal State Fullerton, USC, and Samuel College in Oakland.\n\nYou can find all that stuff on Google by typing CRNA.\n\nI'm projected to start in 3 semesters. USC wants a lot more courses in addition to the BSN. More chemistry and biology along with semester of physics.
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A lot depends on how close to graduation you are.\nIf you are two semester or less, finish the health admin.\nthis will allow you to work in a hospital.\nYou can then work toward the RN.\nIf you are just starting the health admin then change to RN and follow your heart.\nFollow your heart either way!
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You should be able to get some great help from some of the traveling nurse organizations.  These companies are employment agencies who help hospitals, etc. hire temporary medical help.  The benefit for you is that working as a "traveling nurse" pays very, very well and there is a huge need for more nurses.  Search Google.com for "traveling nurse" and similar phrases.\n\nA second route would be to contact the Human Resources department of the hospital in the area you wish to live. You should be able to find the name of the hospitals in that area from Google.com search, then you should be able to find their website, and from there find the email address of that hospital's human resources department.  Most hospitals are in desparate need of nurses, and should be glad to send you whatever information you need.
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It makes great money, it's stable, and unless you're a doctor the training is pretty simple.\nExample: my dad, a CRNA (anesthetist), is making over $110,000 a year. Not too bad. \n\n(I should mention that when I mean nurse, I mean a RN, not a LPN.) \n\nHowever, the hours suck (12 hour shifts), the stress can be incredible, and working call is the worst. \nExample: My dad wasn't able to leave our city to go ANYWHERE while he was on call. He often missed birthdays and holidays. \n\nBasically it comes down to this: many nurses NOW are growing into the retirement age (like my dad). If you are interested, you may like it. If you love it, you're going to stay. If you don't, you're going to quit at the first oppurntunity.
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I am not quite sure what you are asking. Is it acting, or real estate after becoming a nurse? An RN can always find a job so that is a good choice if you still want to eat while pursuing a different career.
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Check out Indiana Wesleyan University. They have campuses located throughout the state and offer various ways to earn an RN degree for those who can attend school full time and those who are working.
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I know that nurses are in high demand in the United States.  So much so that they are pulling in up to 60,000 USD a year.  You can apply for these jobs online, at http://www.monster.com/  http://www.nursing-jobs.us/  http://www.maxhealth.com/forms/nursing/nursing_form.asp\n\nIf you are hell bent on Australia here are a few sites for there too.\nhttp://www.healthstaffrecruitment.com.au/index.php  http://www.nursefindersuk.com/australia/nursing-jobs.cfm  http://www.medhunters.com/nursing-jobs/aus.html
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well you'll need a nursing degree.  here's req. for that:  http://www.jewell.edu/william_jewell/gen/william_and_jewell_generated_pages/Nursing_Requirements_p283.html\n\nyou can't just walk in off the streets as it were.  LPN is the quickest way in. RN is better.  by the way i do know what i'm talking about, i put an old love through college and nursing program.  ER is hell and doesn't pay enough, btw.
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It would probably be california because u could apply to work for the city or for a hospital
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If you have both a B.S.Ed and RN degree and do not want to work as a RN, there are great opportunities for teaching in nursing school. Depending on your RN degree you could teach in a vocational program for LVNs or an AS/RN degree program in Jr. college. If your RN degree is higher than the A.S., you could consider a full prefessorship at a senior college. The ideal career for nursing instructors would be to get your D.Ed and an advanced degree in nursing, and specialize in an area such as Nurse Practioner, or R.N. Anestethist......technically your title could be Dr. Nurse...(if you had your D.Ed) Personally, if I were younger and with an R.N. degree of any kind, I would work in my profession. My R.N. friend earns $65/hr in Sacramento!
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Try here for links to applications and regulations in Nevada:\n\nhttp://www.nursingboard.state.nv.us/
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Your best bet for this career field would be to get a bachelor's degree in nursing, resulting in RN licensure.  While in school, take courses that would help you to be admitted to law school.\n\nAfter graduation, apply for law school.
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OOOOO a research questions *grins* and a challenging one at that! This will take some time, if you don't mind I will start with the schools question.\n\nI can tell you this. I lived in Glendale, a suburb of LA when I was in Nursing School and made it just fine, but I, also, lived in the nurse's dorm. Of course that was a few years back. LA if a diverse and very interesting place, but the commute and traffic is nasty! Still I loved my time there. LOTS to see and do! Quite exciting.\n\nSo I am off to research and will post my findings (no, peoples, I am not waiting to copy your answers ... I will be too busy researching ;) )\n\n#4 There are several film schools in and near LA, you are close to Hollywood there *S* Here is  list I compiled for you:\n\nThe American Film Institute\nhttp://www.afionline.org./\n\nLos Angeles Film School\nhttp://lafilm.com/\n\nDavid Kagen's School of Film\nhttp://www.davidkagen.com/\n\nUniversity of California - Long Beach - Film and Electronic Arts\nhttp://www.csulb.edu/depts/fea/\n\nUniversity of California - Los Angeles - School of Theatre, Film, and Television\nhttp://www.filmtv.ucla.edu/\n\nUniversity of Southern California, School of Cinema\nhttp://www-cntv.usc.edu/\n\n#5 Both LA and New York are the best places to start.\n\n#1&2: In the online version of the LA times http://www.latimes.com/classified/realestate/rentals/\n\nhttp://www.apartments.com/partner/Results.aspx?page=results&p=latimes&rgn1=20&partner=latimes&area2=y&area4=y&area5=y&area6=y&area8=y&area9=y&area10=y&prvpg=5&rent_minimum=0&rent_maximum=99999&studio=0&onebdrm=0&type_listing=4\n\n\nI found 1 bedroom rental running from $625 - $1350/mo in the surrounding communities of LA\n\nDowntown studios from $550 - $1200/mo\n\n\nSorry, I could come up with and estimated cost of living for you but perhaps you will find this page helpful\n\nhttp://www.homefair.com/homefair/calc/salcalc.html
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I left nursing a few years ago and I write now. But, your math and science and degree can be used to teach.  Pay isn't as good, though. If you are single, investigate how much you can make as a nurse in Saudi Arabia. Just for the adventure of it. Even though legal nursing is a certification/specialty field, attorneys are always looking for RN's.  And, they pay better than hospitals. Good luck.
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Greater Los Angeles VA Healthcare System\naka\nWest Los Angeles (VA) Healthcare Center