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I am currently a nursing student and have lived in montana my entire life....I am a 27 year old male. Montana is a wonderful state, but has minimal call for psych, but there are a few places like Warm springs, and Billings. I currently live about 50 miles south of Billings and yes, we have 4 seasons. Winter is cold/average temp in the low 30's.....(right now it is 8 degrees) Summer is hot/average temp in the mid-80's. Saint V's hospital in Billings starts new grads out at about 22 dollars an hour and rent in billings is anywhere from 500-800 dollars a month.........Montana needs nurses, no question about that............hope this is helpful.

:angryfire the hardest nursing class that I have taken is The Culture of Professional Nursing...........I'm not much on culture

Alright........here's one I'm a student nurse in my last year. In one of my clinical rotations, one of the charge nurses told me a story that she had a patient that was going "down the tubes" and that she had an over eager student who wouldn't leave her alone. She then proceeded to tell the student to go get a kneck blood pressure cuff........the student, with instructor also in the room, went to find the kneck bp cuff........pretty funny I thought.......

like said before........many drugs can raise your liver function tests. Antibiotics raise ALT levels. Probably one of those isolated incidences.