Is This A Good Route?

[redyaris]

Kaotic:

I think you are aware that life is not like TV. Unlike ER or Mash, if the nurse or doctor opposes the administration that issues your paycheck due to opposing viewpoint or philosophical differences you will be out and your career ruined.

Nursing takes a long time to complete and once you gain the education you will forever be in continuing education to stay relevant.

If youre still thinking about mechanic school that sounds better because cars dont require bedpans and dont talk back (unless its a 1980's Nissan).

[nqd]

Originally Posted by redyaris

(unless its a 1980's Nissan).

[Kaotic Lazagna]

Originally Posted by redyaris

Kaotic:

I think you are aware that life is not like TV. Unlike ER or Mash, if the nurse or doctor opposes the administration that issues your paycheck due to opposing viewpoint or philosophical differences you will be out and your career ruined.

Nursing takes a long time to complete and once you gain the education you will forever be in continuing education to stay relevant.

If youre still thinking about mechanic school that sounds better because cars dont require bedpans and dont talk back (unless its a 1980's Nissan).

heh, i don't watch those shows. hmmm, how can i explain myself. let's see...i guess i was trying to say that if the doctor or hospital was giving me BS, or the patient BS, then i would say something. since nurses are in high demand, i would think that a job can be had anywhere if they do let me go.

yeah, i know once a nurse, one must take a board exam every couple of years (i think it's two). and if i recall correctly, my friend's mom said that she has to take some classes every now-and-then.