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Qualifications: |
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Desire to serve & work with people |
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Common sense & teamwork |
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Physical health & strength |
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Able to work effectively under stress |
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Able to compile information; learn & understand procedures |
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Sound judgment; able to make decisions using facts & data
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Salary
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Hourly |
Monthly |
Entry
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$6.75-$27.00 |
$920-$4,320 |
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Exp. |
$7.50-$34.80 |
$1,200-$5,568 |
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Top |
$38.00 & up |
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*Evening & night shift nurses earn extra pay, as do those
working
weekends & holidays. |
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Related Occupations: |
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Emergency Medical Technicians
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Health Science & Technologies Workers
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Public Health Workers
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Psychiatric Technicians
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Registered Nurses
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Nurse Practitioners
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Employment
Outlook: |
Excellent job prospects exist for both experienced nurses and new
graduates, especially in intensive, coronary and emergency room care
and for nurses willing to work night shifts. Nurses will be in high
demand for emergency centers, outpatient clinics, corporate wellness
centers, senior facilities and home health programs.
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Where the Jobs Are: |
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Public & private hospitals
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Nursing & convalescent homes
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Medical clinics & physicians' offices
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Health service & government agencies
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Nursing agencies & industrial plants
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Public schools
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Self-employment
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Nursing Education
Department @City
Phone:
619-388-3441
Fax: 619-388-3821
T Building:
T- 324
Mon - Fri: 8AM to 4:30PM |
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