Nurses General Nursing
Published Dec 26, 2001
157 members have participated
For experienced nurses, can you honestly and with 100% conviction encourage someone to become a nurse?
Stargazer
859 Posts
Actually, I did this just the other day. I work for a large corporation in a fairly "glamorous" industry (travel) which has nothing to do with anything medical, but was asked to give a presentation last week for "Take Your Children To School" Day.
I threw together a 10-minute PowerPoint presentation complete with photos entitled "Nursing: The Hospital and Beyond" and talked to about 35 kids, ages 6 - 16, concentrating on non-traditional nursing jobs and emphasizing the variety of specialty areas and kinds of jobs available. Each presenter had to write 3 questions on their own content, as the kids were "tested" on presenter info at the end of the day, with highest scores getting prizes. One of mine:
People become nurses because:
a. they couldn't get into medical school
b. they watch too much "ER"
c. they think they look good in white
d. endless variety of jobs and specialty areas available!
The talk went over pretty well. Never too soon to start recruiting our young!
AJACKT33Z, LVN
39 Posts
no
fergus51
6,620 Posts
Originally posted by Stargazer One of mine: People become nurses because:a. they couldn't get into medical schoolb. they watch too much "ER"c. they think they look good in whited. endless variety of jobs and specialty areas available!
One of mine:
Everyone I know would probably say B ~:roll
MHN
118 Posts
E.there mother did it