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Should I do this ?

I am a nursing student working full time(non-nursing) and going to school full time .

I am thinking of getting a part time or some hours in weekend(care tech job ).

Do you think it is too much ? Working 2 jobs and going to school full time .

Will working as care tech in a local hospital would help my clinical skills .

I am off from present job and school during Saturday and sunday.

So my plan is to work weekend nights in local hospial as per-diem patient care assistance .

Please help to make decision .

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Nursing school is tough ..even when not working. i have always worked at least 2 jobs except in NS. can you cut down to part time in your reg job, and work both part time? i wouldnt try to do both, you will burn out and your grades will suffer...making an unhappy you!!:rolleyes:

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Nursing school is tough ..even when not working. i have always worked at least 2 jobs except in NS. can you cut down to part time in your reg job, and work both part time? i wouldnt try to do both, you will burn out and your grades will suffer...making an unhappy you!!:rolleyes:

I must work non-nursing full time . It is needed to cover my cost for going to school

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