I have a question regarding training as an LPN or RN. I worked in the medical/dental insurance industry for almost 20 years and was laid off two years ago. I have been trying to find a job in that field simply to pay bills, however, I have always wanted to go to Nursing school. I have never tried to because "life" just kept getting in the way. Now I am married to a great guy and provider. Since I can't seem to find a job, I am seriously considering going back to school.
Can anyone share in "raw detail" the worst and best thing about nursing school? My nephew's mom is working on her PHD in Nursing now so I know the field is very demanding, but, I would like some honest and detailed feedback from others, especially those that are further along in age (not right out of high school).
Thanks so much!
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Hi Everyone,
I have a question regarding training as an LPN or RN. I worked in the medical/dental insurance industry for almost 20 years and was laid off two years ago. I have been trying to find a job in that field simply to pay bills, however, I have always wanted to go to Nursing school. I have never tried to because "life" just kept getting in the way. Now I am married to a great guy and provider. Since I can't seem to find a job, I am seriously considering going back to school.
Can anyone share in "raw detail" the worst and best thing about nursing school? My nephew's mom is working on her PHD in Nursing now so I know the field is very demanding, but, I would like some honest and detailed feedback from others, especially those that are further along in age (not right out of high school).
Thanks so much!