Skittles0919

I am currently in a similiar situation. I am enrolled in the second careers program through Employment Ontario. I am currently in my second semester for Pre-Health. Second careers only pays for 3 years of schooling (1 upgrade course and 2 years of career training). I have applied for the RPN course as second careers will cover that because it is only 2 years. I am thinking about finishing my RPN and working part-time while finishing my additional 2 years to get my RN degree. I was thinking about transferring down to the States (Texas, California or Florida) to work in any of the following departments: Maternal and Newborn, Labour and Delivery or Neo-natal. I have heard there is a high demand for nurses down in the States because of our aging population. Any suggestions?

I am currently enrolled in the second careers program through Employment Ontario. I am in the Pre-Health program at the moment. The second careers program will only allow up to 3 years of school funding (2 years of career training and 1 upgrade course). I ultimately would like to be a registered nurse working in the maternal & newborn or labour & delivery ward. I have applied for the RPN course at the college I am currently attending for the fall because I only receive 3 years of government funding. Once finished my RPN course, I would like to work part time and get some experience under my belt while going to school for my degree. I was thinking about travelling down to the States to work in neo-natal as I know they have a high demand because of our aging population. Any suggestions??