The Future of Your Nursing Career

[amygarside]

One of the things that I am considering is to take up my master's of study in Nursing in the next 2 years. How about you? What are your plans now that you have settled in your career as a nurse?

[rosie01]

i have been a nurse for 25 years, doing patient care (acute) in a hospital. I am now trying to get into telehealth triage, and am having a hard time breaking into the field. does anyone have any information about what it takes and how I could go about getting into a position like that. All i see is that you need prior experience. :roll:

[rosie01]

I do not know what I can do other than telephone triage because I have had 3 back surgeries and can't run around the floor in a hospital setting, and keep up. I have had a wonderful career doing acute care nursing for 25 years, but now I need to do a different kind of nursing. Does anyone have any ideas? I hate to think that my nursing career is over. I still have a passion for helping people in health care settings.

[donald]

This will answer all your questions : http://www.northwesterncollege.edu/care ... ms/nursing

[jasonwatson11]

One of my friend is in this nursing career since 10 years. This nursing career is definitely one of the best career nowadays for women. If you like to help people. This is the perfect way to do it. You can make good money too. I really want to enter in this nursing career.