Kitty

If you really want to become a nurse go straight through and get your MSN to become a nurse practitioner. They are in demand and are well paid. Good luck.

very insightful article.

Jannymac, would you mind letting me know the name of the online certification program in pain management? It sounds interesting!

When Santa says "you better watch out," he aint kiddin'!

I'm tellin' ya ... growth hormone just aint gonna work!

Hey Jim. You wanna laugh? I am a RN with a BSN & MSN. Later became an attorney, practiced as a litigator for 17 years-- which I hated. Got laid off 4 years ago and have been trying to get back into nursing ever since. Took a 6 month RN refresher course and got an A+, no job. Even offered to work for FREE-- still no dice. Put together a curriculum on nursing and the law and pitched it to schools--even community colleges-- no job still. Not saying that will happen with you. What I am saying is that you should only become a nurse if that is what you really want to do as there is no job guarantee. Size and gender will not be an issue. Good luck and send a message if you want to discuss further.

Please let me know how you found your preceptors. Thanks.

That doctor puts new meaning into "Terrier."

That doctor has been hounding me all day!

He keeps his staff on a short leash...

Physician, heel thyself!

He works in the "Lab."

Hot dog!

Chasing his tail made him the best at rounds ...

His bark's worse than his bite ...