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I really want to become an RN. I know that many nurses have to work long, crazy hours. I am a single mom of a one year old son with no help. My question is if I become an RN can I work normal hours so I can still be there for my son? Please don't say negative things to me..just answer the question. Thank you!
A lot is going to depend on where you live. The bigger the city the more varied the opportunities. Look around and see what's going on in your area. Don't pay attention to the nursing school propaganda. Go beyond the newspapers and internet and talk to people who are already in the field in your locale. One possible resource would be your local state workforce office. They might have some info regarding different types of nursing jobs that you haven't thought of. Whatever you eventually decide, GOOD LUCK.
Hi there,
I currently teach a CNAI course through my local community college. I am full time, and work 8-5, with an hour lunch break, no nights, no weekends, no holidays. I understand that most CNA instructors are part time and the full time jobs are few and far between, but do your research. I know of others that work pretty much the same schedule who work for insurance companies as well as public health. With all of theses some clinical experience is needed, at least one year. Research, you may find something.
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In Chile, the nurses work more than 8 hours a day as they go against the self but through no fault of the practitioner, so no fault of the system. Against that, in this country can not do anything because perderiaos time trying to make a difference instead of helping those in need. I disagree that enfermeroa work 12 to 16 hours a day sometimes up to 24 hrs. Where is our self?