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Old Jun 28, 2006, 05:45 PM
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Just wondering - what positions are available out there for those of us who need to work our way through nursing school and would like some hands on experience in the field?

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Just wondering - what positions are available out there for those of us who need to work our way through nursing school and would like some hands on experience in the field?
A nurses aide job is the best thing to get. Most hospitals will hire a student nurse after 1 semester of clinicals.

You can also get your CNA certification, and work at a hospital or a nursing home.

I recommend hospital work though for the most hands on.

Good luck!

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Good luck to you! I was a nurse tech the last six months in school.

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