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DGabe24~ Additionally, since you have some collegiate education facing you, decrease college costs by chosing the college that offers the most free money.

Learn how to analyze nursing job markets so you know where to apply and how to greatly increase your odds of landing a position.

Chicago is a flooded market. Chin up......you just need some help.

I am a Nurse Midwife.....graduated when I was 27. I have a MSN as well as post graduate certificates as a Nurse-Midwife and in Healthcare Economics. Ok, you first need to get more experience at...

There are a TON of other positions you can use with your people skills, knowledge, documentation skills, etc.....OUTSIDE of those areas you are tired of! How about somethile like a Nurse...

MSL Nurse, medical science nurse liaison, for biotech/pharma. RN background is a wonderful start.....look into it on Indeed.com, you sound like a PERFECT fit :)