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I have been a nurse for over twenty years and though I love it. I don't know that I would want my daughter to choose this profession. Well too bad for what I want. My 17 year old has decided to become a nurse. I will support her and give her the best advise I know. I want to find the best nursing school but also the most affordable. I can't wait for her to read your article. It couldn't have been put any better. Thank you Ruby.

Maggie, Would you being willing to share your pain intervention policies with me. I just took a job as a clinical coordinator and this is my first assignment. My email is [email protected]. I would be very grateful. Isabelle

I began my career as a LPN first. I spent 5 years working in an acute care facility. I worked right along side many RNs, often doing the same things and they were making more than I was. I decided to go back to school and become a RN. That was twelve years ago. I a few credits away from completing my BSN and have applied to a Master NP program for the fall. I would not trade my training and working as a LPN for anything. Take the route that works best for you and your family. It does require a lot of time for studying. All worth it in the end. This is one of the most rewarding and respected professions. I love being a nurse. My sister is a nurse and two of my nieces have become nurses. Good luck to you. You can not go wrong with either choice. RNs do make more money and have many more opportunities for employment. :nurse:http

I live in New York State and am currently enrolled in an online RN to BSN program. I started out at SUNY Plattsbrugh. I switched to an out of state school. I am enrolled at Florida Hospital College of Health Sciences. The are accredited. I have no regrets. I work full time and have a teenage daughter. They offer trimesters. You take classes year round. I will be done in less than 2 years.