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Quiz Series: Find Your Nursing Niche!
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Nursing can be an exhausting job, so why not make the most of your career by finding a specialization that matches your personality. NursingLink has complied a set of comprehensive mini-quizzes to help our members discover where their nursing passions are strongest. Jump in and find your nursing niche!
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fransson
7 months ago
2 comments
I am an 18 year old male planning on entering the nursing profession. My first goal is to become an R.N. the study to become a Physician Asst. and on to Pediatric endocrinology. I would ultimately like to work with juvenile diabetics like me. I was diagnosed at 11 and I believe I can make a difference because I know what these kids are feeling. I am taking the first step toward my goal as I write this comment
tchunyee
8 months ago
2 comments
The "Cardiac" link is not working
judithbland
8 months ago
22 comments
Dear Nancy, i have been a medical assistant for about 14 yrs., i have worked in Pedi,internal Med.,Family Practice, Psychiactric,and Urology. I have a lot of compassion for patients,i would like
to go back to work in a office ,i am continuing my education .I like assisting the physcians and
working in the back .I live in Spring Tx., close to Houston,
Nancysnurses
about 1 year ago
6 comments
I spend my days placing nurses and other medical staff in the right positions.
I love this work and the people I get to talk witn in the medical field are the most intellegent, spiritual wonderful people I have ever met. Even if you can't be physically involved lifting even sitting for long periods there is still a job there for you. Infection control is a great thing to get certified in and brush up on your teaching skills too if you have become disabled and you are a nurse. Call me any time we can talk more about how to get you place in the right position in your city and state. Ask For Nancy at x 122 my phone number is 336-644-6300
kat88
about 1 year ago
98 comments
to sing, there are many areas of nursing, that do not require physical work. Case management is a good one. Diabetic instructor is also a growing field right now as MCARE and such just started that they will only pay for DM teaching if done by certified DM instructor. Lots of places will be looking for that, easy to obtain certification, check on line. That would have wound care included. Usually you teach group and individual classes as well as some case managment. Anyway, good luck. Nursing has so much variety, even though you had this terrible accident as a nurse, you will still be able to find and enjoy work.
singsingrn
about 1 year ago
4 comments
I have worked as a nurse in a correctional facility in NY. In 2005 I was in a severe car accident and a year later I fell and broke my hip, femur, and wrist now I am disabled. I want to go back to work because I loved my job but find the race is too much for me because I now have trouble walking and difficulty with my balance. I just don't know where to go for help in finding a job in my field. I really enjoy working with the inmate population and especially in wound care. I am wondering if any other nurses are in the same predicament I am and know where to go for help. You can email me at yaegermeister1@yahoo.com if you have suggestions or hints.
lolite
about 1 year ago
10 comments
unfourtionately that i spend 12y study at high school in egypt then i pass 4y study at nursing college in egypt 1989 qand i worked for 12y at hospital as register nurse and i have also licence register at ministery of health in egypt
but now when i try so many time to find job at usa as nurse or assistance but i didnot
because my certificate is not accepted at usa because all my study and certificate was graduated from egypt
now my age is 44y and i need to work at any place at usa