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This document provides an overview of the nursing profession. It discusses that nursing requires 6 years of college education to obtain a bachelor's degree. Nurses work to care for patients, gathering information for doctors. The job can be physically and emotionally demanding. Successful nurses need communication skills and a concern for patient well-being. Nurses earn between $44,000 to $94,000 annually and may work normal hours but need to be available for emergencies. Technology like laptops and CT scans help nurses access patient information and diagnose internal issues. Overall, nursing is an appealing career that offers good pay while allowing one to help others.
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- 2. Introduction to nursing I choose this career because i like to help people and nursing would be something easy to do. • You have to go to college for 6 years • Get your bachelor's degree
- 3. Job description Being a nurse is, taking care of patients before they see the doctor. The doctor goes straight off of the information you gathered about that patient.
- 4. Working conditions Nursing requires a lot of physical activity. There is a great deal of bending, standing and lifting.It can be emotionaly demanding, especially if you are wokring with severly ill or dying patietns
- 5. Training/qualifications • When going to college for nursing you have to go through 4 years or college/university and 2 years of college/technical training. • to become a nurse i recommend you have communicative skills and concern for people's well beings
- 6. Outlook/earnings • They make up to 44,000 to 94,000 dollars a year • you work normal hours but should always be ready for an emergency
- 7. Technology uses • laptops alone make a huge difference. They use to carry around folders of the patients information but now they can use laptops or even ipads. • CT scans also are a huge help because you can see what's really wrong with somebody internally instead of just externally.
- 8. Summary This job still seems appealing to me even after all the research. Because its a good paying job and i get to do some of the things i like to do. Most of all i get to help people get better. And that alone makes me feel better about myself.
- 9. Facts about nursing • Florence Nightingale, the most famous nurse in modern history was only a nurse for 3 years. • In the U.S. military , approximately one- third of all nurses are males • The New England hospital for women and children, established in 1862 , was the first nursing school in the country.