AlexFutureMD

I would like to ask all newly employed nruses with associates degree how easy it was for them to find a job when compared to those with a bsn? DO employers prefer bsn vs adn? Thanks!

yes tat was pointed out in a previous thread, please ignore it.

It is autosomal recessive, so no one else in my family has it. The rate in which it progresses is impossible to predict. I agree with what Ashley said about a person being limited some way or another with blindness so i think i will keep looking into nursing as a possible career choice.

Are there any tasks that blind nurses can perform? My main fear is being out of a job once i lose my vision.

I have an eye condition that will one day lead to blindness yet i wish to become a nurse. Would it be a good idea?

ignore my username i took what was available. I wrote gender because i feel ( not to be sexist) that nursing is a somewhat female career.

Im a man and im planning to become a Registered Nurse in 5-7 years? Hows the salary? work enviroment? Is it worth getting a ADN vs a bsn? thanks.