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nursing degree?
If you go to school to get a
nursing degree do you have to
work on dead bodies?
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If you work in a hospital you will! It is not always a common occurrence, but it does happen. The real question is will you be able to handle the sight of blood, feces, open sores??? As a nurse these were harder for me to get used to than the thought of taking care of someone who was deceased. |
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Getting a nursing degree in I am from Florida and want to
get a nursing degree in
Florida. Then I want to get a
job in Colorado. Must I retake
the medical exame in Colorado
even though I will have passed
the exam in Florida. I am
thinking baesd on remembering
being told this. Thats The
nursing exam differs from
state to state or the rukes in
the medical field are
different in other other
stats. Some states may have
the same rules.
If anyone can help me out I
would appriciate this. Someone
who has done what I am trying
to do would be best to answer
my questions if possible.
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You didn't mention whether you were taking the LPN or RN course work. Colorado has a different application for each. Once you pass the state nursing board and get licensed in FL, you can be endorsed as an RN to practice in Colorado by filling out an application, and paying the fee. Most states honor nursing boards in other states with reciprocity (thanks to the nursing shortage.) Links for more information on Colorado Nursing Board. Good luck. |
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What is the difference between Here is the deal, I am trying
to pursue a degree in nursing
at the moment. I don't want to
be a nurse for the rest of my
life. I plan on getting
another degree in
biopsychology. So the nursing
degree is just a stepping
stone for me. So what is the
difference in the way I can
use these degrees? Will I make
less money with an associates
degree? Or is it just that I
can't apply for nursing
supervising positions? If I
did the associates degree, I
would be saving 7,000 and
would be finished a semester
earlier. I hope you shed some
light on this situation. It
will be truely appreciated.
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Nurses with a BS make more than those with an ASN. An associates degree is typically what most registered nurses (RNs) have. You only need a BS in nursing if you plan on being a supervisor and getting into the management side of nursing. Typically supervisors have a BS. If nursing is a stepping stone on your way to becoming a psychologist then a BS in nursing is unnecessary. Get a BS in psych and start working toward your terminal objective. |
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my frend has done doctrate in ayurvadic from India, and now she wanted to study ursing, i would like t know what are the requirements for nursing.