tammiet

Thank you! Now I understand :)

My friend called himself a behavior interventionist. (I think it's different from analyst). He works/plays/teaches with children with autism at their houses, and he makes $17/hr. It's required training (not sure about the certificate or license issue though). He told me to apply for that job, but I wonder if it can help me with nursing school because I won't be taking care of the kids the way I see the nurses taking care of my sick grandparents.

Hello everyone, I am going to nursing school in June, and I am looking for a job. I know nursing students can work as cna, lvn, caregiver,... But what about behavior interventionist/analist? Does it look good on my resume after I graduate as an rn? Thank you so much!