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Now a days we also see people considering a profession fit for a specific gender. People need to keep in mind that we have to do what we like. Gender does not matter. If we chose nursing, that does not speak about our gender. Its just the career that we have selected and we are happy in it. One statement that I impressed me as soon as I read it was, "Nursing is a career and not a Gender".

When you select nursing as a career the most important thing that matters is the you need to care for your patients as well as be able to mix around with them. Your duties would be to assist the physician and be with the patient when he is in need. It is your responsibility to make him feel good and comfortable in your presence. Since, you say you seem to be caring and mix around well with people, you could prove to be a good nurse.

Hey ccso962, that is so true! I too agree with most of you. Many people decide upon their career thinking about what people will think of them. But, guys its time we all understand that the career one chooses is his, it is he who has to work on it and he who has to earn a living for himself. It all depends on what job will keep you happy and satisfied in all aspects.

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