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  1. I am a high school student in need of my questions answered for my english paper...i would REALLY appreciate it as soon as possible. you could email my answers to me, or just reply to this post, thank you! Q: What courses in high school do you think helped most in your career? Q: Where did you go to college? Q: How long did you have to be in college? Q: Was college difficult for you? Q: In the simulation labs, did you find it as realistic as they seem to be? Q: Can you describe a situation practiced in the simulation lab (difficult, helpful, etc.)? Q: Did you do anything special to prepare that some prospective nurses may not think of? (such as volunteering, other jobs, etc) Q: Are you a leader in your field? Q: How long have you been working? Q: How did you prepare for the intensity of working with critically ill infants? Q: Do you think having children makes it easier to be a neonatal nurse or is it a natural skill? Q: Was it an emotional experience for you at first? Q: Do you have any advise for high school students who are interested in becoming any kind of nurse? Q: What personality traits do you see in most nurses in your field? Q: How does it feel to be around the parents of critically ill babies? Q: Are there more babies in the NICU than in level one nurseries? Q: How many hours do you work in one week (on average)? Q: How have you changed from working in neonatal care?
  2. I am a high school senior writing a research paper on neonatal nursing and I need an interview done by Feb. 18. If anyone could PLEASE answer the following questions and give their name, location, and work place I would appreciate the help very much! What courses in high school do you think helped most in your career? Where did you go to college and for how long? Was college difficult? Were the simulation labs realistic? Can you describe a simulated situation? Did you do anything special to prepare for your job (volunteer, other jobs, etc)? Are you a leader in your field? How long have you been in this profession? How did you prepare for the intensity of working with critically ill infants? Was it an emotional experience at first? Do you have any advise for high school students interested in neonatal nursing as their career? What personality traits do you see in most nurses in your field? How does it feel to be around the parents of critically ill babies? Name: Location: Work place: THANK YOU!!
  3. i am a high school senior writing a research paper on neonatal nursing. we are asked to have an interview done by wednesday feb. 18... and i don't know who to interview! if any neonatal nurses are willing, please answer the following for me with your name, location, and work place given. i would appreciate it!! what courses in high school do you think helped most in your career? where did you attend college? how long did you attend college? was college difficult? in the simulation labs, did you find it as realistic as they seem to be? can you describe a situation practiced in the simulation lab? did you do anything special to prepare for your job that someone else may not think would be helpful (volunteering, other jobs, etc)? are you a leader in your field? how long have you been working? how did you prepare for the intensity of working with critically ill infants? do you think having children would make it easier to be a neonatal nurse? was it an emotional experience for you at first? do you have any advise for high school students who are interested in becoming any kind of nurse? what personality traits do you see in most nurses in your field? how does it feel to be around the parents of critically ill babies?

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