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Answer by xxxrayguy
Could be as high as 70k.
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Ive always wanted to do my nursing degree and know that our daughter is 5 im ready to start. I have already done a BTEC National Diploma and want to know where i start finding out relevent info – i live in pembrokeshire (wales) Any advice please would be great – many thanks.
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Answer by oli =1
take a look at university websites, they offer courses in adult nursing, as long as you have the appropriate qualifications, that would be the best way to start.
Alternatively, some nursing homes allow you to learn on the job, with you getting qualifications from your personal experience.
I personally suggest unies. much more reliable!
glad to be of some assistance!
Please help..
Where can i buy Textbooks?
Medical nursing books and Financial services accounting books… can someone help me on this because i have no idea what textbooks to buy for a new start student for this course…
I am a new student at TAFE and wanting to buy Textbooks for nursing and accounting just the basic ones for me because i just started this course for second semester so please can someone tell me where to buy for cheapest price with complete information to what i am looking for…
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Answer by e.strange@rocketmail.com
Try using your ISBN number and search for your textbooks using http://www.bigwords.com. Its an amazing site that searches hundreds of reliable vendors online to find you the book you need. Might be able to find your books for super cheap!
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Answer by brookenicole2007
Depends on the hospital, state, etc. Around here it’s about $ 14.00 an hour, that’s more than the CNA wages.
I only have my high school diploma, and i want to do it online
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Answer by Kim
I think my pre-requisite courses were anatomy and physiology 1 and 2, microbiology, a couple of psychology courses. It really depends…are you talking RN or LPN? Personally I say do the RN program…we get paid more and you have many more options. I am not familiar with diong it online, though I’m CERTAIN it would involve going in person at least to do your clinicals…this means you go work usually one day a week in a hospital learning as part of class…you don’t get paid or anything. If you are familiar with a school that offers nursing online, I’d just schedule an appointment with an academic advisor and ask them what is required. There is a 2 year RN and a 4 year RN.,..the 4 year gets you a bachelors in Nursing and the 2 year is an Associates Degree in Nursing…both of them mean you are a Registered Nurse. it’s a great career…good luck to you!
