Harleyhead

yes it is.

Right on llg.

Good advice from itsmejuli. Dont give up pct"s are a big turn over . A vacant position will open up. Good luck.

Do not stay it is not safe for you or your pts. Look for a position with oreintation. Good Luck

I cant remeber all of your questions. I got into nursing because my wife said I would be good at it. I had military medical expierence so nursing courses were easy for me. I like the pay best. I do not like some family members and some doctors. Poop and puke are also turn offs. The work is hard but the rewards from my pts. are worth it. Plentyof demand in my area. Good luck.

I agree with cardiac RN. Police or military are the true Heroes.

Neuro Office.

MY hospital is a magnet. The one day of the year that we have adequate staffing. We do not get extra pay foe certifications either. It means nothing for us nurses.

You will still be 49 yrs even if you do not attend nursing school. The floors are very hard on your body. Although I do it 5 days a week and have a perfect attendance record every year. So yes it can be done at your age. I say go for it and good luck.

I started going for a BS in healthcare Management I was within 3 credits of my degree when I swicthed to nursing. Great decision for me. Good Luck

stopped kissing pigs.

I would like to work in R & D for Harley Davidson and test ride new motorcycles.

Nindot if your resume looks like your post that might have been a reason. Your resume must be absolute error free, with perfect grammer. Keep looking and good luck.

I'm sure you know this but you only get one chance to make a first impression. Apply for jobs you might enjoy. Dress for sucess at all of your interviews. Network with friends and family.Good luck.

You could try a diferent career. or you could take your nurse training and work as a nurse. Try it you might like it.

It will be hard on your body but it is doable. I'm still doing it. Good Luck.

tipped seen it done many times .

the job sux you will not enjoy it.

8 Pts is too many I concur with tma start looking. That is just failure waiting around the corner.

Why did you chooze to reproduce?

Some good advice here. so take heed. I think you should finish your BSN the talk with a nurse recruter. Good Luck.

chijon 512,and jules A have good post research some more before you waste your time. Good luck.

You most certainly do need a BSN before a nurse recruter will talk with you. Im a Navy veteran so I may be able to anawer some of your questions. I have heard that the Army reserves may take a ASN but thats just hearsay on my part. Email me if you like.

I did nursing as a 2nd career and made a good choice. I am making a good salary with good working conditions. But all work places are not the same. Make sure you are comfortable working with and for women. Need more specific info send me an email.

The nurse was correct nursing school will not prepare you foe the real world. When you get hired make sure you get an adaquate orientation. Like no less than 6 weeks. Good luck.