BlueMelon

I don't have any advice either, but I agree that I'd LOVE there to be an RN in my kids' daycare center. My little guy has life threatening food allergies and I'd feel so much more comfortable leaving him in a center with a nurse. Good luck!

hi! i just wanted to say good luck on your journey moving to italy if that's what you really want to do. i'm an italian citizen living in the usa and i just wanted to give you a heads up that actually living in italy isn't as romantic as it seems - the cost of living anywhere near civilization is astronomical (especially if you want luxuries like washing machine and dryer) - many people live with their families until marriage because apartments and utilities are so expensive and the taxes can be outrageous. you can get hired as a foreign nurse if you have a proper visa/sp/eu citizenship and have your diploma validated and then pass italian testing. you'll also need to be native-like fluent in italian. anyway...i wish you luck on your path :nuke: