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Hi everyone, Thanks for taking to time to respond to this post. I am a fairly new nurse (2 years) and am sick of the hospital craziness so I recently accepted a position in a Urology clinic and I was wondering if anyone could give me their day to day in the same field. I do know that Urology and ENT clinics are the busier of the clinics but that's okay. I will be the only RN and have worked in MedSurg/Tele since I started. I want to make this job and office a great place to work (add flow and consistency) Does anyone have any advice for that? I am extremely organized just curious if there are any tips out there. Thanks in advance!!!!

Hello everyone, So I am currently in nursing school with the anticipation to graduate with an associates degree this May (2010, as long as I graduate haha) and I am interested in community/public health based nursing. I like the aspect of dealing with the public and teaching primary prevention to illness/disease. I do not however know where to start. Do I need to gain med-surg experience before applying to jobs? If I need experience how long? Will I NEED a further degree to practice? What would be some good resources for me to learn what I can before I graduate? What is the salary range, is it on the lower, average, or higher end of the spectrum? Basically I am looking for any and all possible information related to this particular field so any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance!!!!