| Job > Nurse RN |
I agree with twinsy. It sounds like you have already figured out what it is you want to do. Don't let other peoples negative comments sway you from your decision. I LOVE being a ...
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2 years ago |
| Job > Nurse RN |
You have to take one test called the NCLEX in order to become licensed/registered. If you choose to educate yourself and become licensed in other areas throughout your career ...
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2 years ago |
| Job > Nurse RN |
I am a nurse and I honestly love what I do. I feel the money has been good. I graduated in "07" and my salary has already increased more than $8,000.00. The hospital I ...
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3 years ago |
| Job > Dental Hygienist |
I have a question for anyone out there that can give me honest answers. I really came to this forum in search of insight as to the market for DH's in Salt Lake City. Does anyone ...
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3 years ago |
| Job > Dental Hygienist |
Sierra- I was just able to respond to your comment because I have been off since Christmas day with my family, PAID!
I apologize to everyone else because I really don't ...
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3 years ago |
| Job > Dental Hygienist |
Sierra-You keep referring to the statistic of how many RN's work in hospitals. It may be a true # but this still doesn't mean that they are working on a med-surg floor, on-call ...
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3 years ago |
| Job > Dental Hygienist |
Sierra-
I respect what you are saying about the "majority" of nurses working in hospitals. I did not look up the data because honestly I don't need to because I ...
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3 years ago |
| Job > Dental Hygienist |
"another big difference between DH and nursing is the way they interact with patients. hygienists develop a clientele. my patients make appointments to see me, and i see them ...
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3 years ago |
| Job > Dental Hygienist |
There are always going to pros and cons with any career, including nursing and DH. I do have to point out that nursing doesn't always mean working nights, weekends, holiday, etc ...
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3 years ago |
