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I'm a registered nurse who would love to work in aviation but NOT as a flight nurse. I would love some suggestions/ guidance on what I need to do to get a job in this field. Do major airlines even hire medical professionals? I want to travel but not be a travel nurse. It's very specific what I'm looking for.

Hi, I am so glad I found this post. I am having a major issue with my clinical instructor. I am new to nursing and a month and a half into my program. I have a clinical instructor told me (in front of my whole class) to get my hearing checked and she doesn't know what I am going to do as a nursing student because I couldn't hear the sounds of the blood pressure. I had her scream at me because I was asking questions in lab able clinical when lab is for lab and clinical is for clinical. I dread clinical every week and physically get sick to my stomach when I go because i know it is going to be a hostile environment. There are so many more situations that I don't have time to write them. Listen, I am not looking for Polly Anna, I'm looking for a healthy nursing educator who understands what a nursing student is going through and has some empathy. I can't learn in this environment; it's debiliating. However, I will not let this unhappy woman break me either.

Hi Science101 I am going to SPSON today to take the IQ test and hand in my application. It has always been a dream of mine to become a nurse and all these posts scare me about this school but the program seems so flexible and the school has been around for so long how bad could it be? I wanted to know if you got a job as a nurse right after graduation and did you go on for your BSN? And, was this education worth it to you? I know things are hard and I understand people want to take the easy road and this is going to be tough, I attend a cuny school now and it is messy and if you are not on top of it it can turn out bad. I am just super nervous about these posts.