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Nursing homes
Long-term care
assisted living
doctor's offices
public/community health (health department, planned parenthood, etc)
Public schools
Home health care
Insurance companies
Urgent care clinics
Cruise ships
And probably numerous others I can't think of at the moment.
The best place to work is a)the place that hires you and b)a place that you enjoy if first satisfying part a.
Salary is generally driven by market forces. The harder a job is to fill, the more it pays. The "hard to fill" may due to a number of things but there are two factors that make the most difference:
1. Availability of qualified candidates - lots of qualified applicants = lower salary needed to attract them
2. The "unpleasantness" of the job - risky, unsatisfying work setting, poor job satisfaction of incumbents, high turnover, very physically demanding, etc.
Student Nurse_7
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What places can you work other than the HOSPITAL with a RN associates degree?? Best places to get hired?