Sell Your Nursing Knowledge

Students would not be able to sell these types of articles as they are only 400-600 words and are written for the lay person on health care related topics. I have written on various subjects such as
diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure and migraines. These articles would not be suitable for a nursing school paper so students would not be interested in copying this type of content.

When you first start writing for hire you may only get $10 an article. But if you are writing about a health related topic that you are very familiar with you can write an article in about 15 minutes. If you look for IM forums on google then you can register with them and post in the "for hire" section.

There are many other ways to make money with your nursing knowledge such as:
*writing ebooks
* becoming an affiliate marketer selling other peoples products.
* having a paid health related membership site
* write PLR (private label rights) articles for other membership sites
* write an ebook, submit it to Kindle and get paid each time someone buys your book.
* write a 50 page ebook submit it to a digital marketplace and have other affiliates sell your digital book. (If 1000 IM'rs sold your book you would receive 25K)
(Create multiple digital products and have internet marketers sell your products and you will continue to be paid over and over for your writing.)
* Read your ebook and create an MP3 of it and/or burn it to a CD. The physical copy can be sold on eBay. They no longer allow selling digital downloads of ebooks.

There are many different ways to make money online but you have to be able to focus for long periods of time, have patience and a lightening fast internet connection.

I hope this helps.

Believe it or not there are people on the internet who actually are educated and have credentials. If a nurse is honest and has valuable and credible information to share with the public what better way to do it than by writing an ebook.

Researchers write in a way that no lay person could possibly understand. If nurses have the education, training, credentials and ability to write in a way lay people can understand then I believe they should. The public will never find valuable health care information written in a nursing journal. Why not share their many years of knowledge, education and experience with others? Nurses who write can and should include their bios, education and experience with each ebook.

If you want to be an author and stick with legitimate publishers of professional nursing materials that is commendable as other nurses will learn from your publications. I believe that nurses who feel trapped in the nursing profession and want another avenue to make money should be given the opportunity to write and publish online. It can be a great way to not only supplement their income but increase it many, many times over.

In hospital settings nurses affect the lives of their patients everyday. Publishing their valuable nursing knowledge in an ebook can have an affect on
tens of thousands of patients in a very positive way for years. As far as I am concerned writing for the public in this way is respectable and I think more nurses should do it.

As far as the cheating students go if students are dishonest there is no way anyone is going to prevent them from cheating. It's just not going to happen. These students will be dishonest in and out of nursing school and that is just a fact of life.