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very very informative

Why don't you have MEdical Assisting as a career? Don't we matter too.

This is very informative. I did not realize that there is so many nursing jobs.

One area in nursing encompasses most of the above areas. That is WRITING about health care, writing about nursing, explaining 'doctor-speak.' In our practice, we teach this every day. Submitting articles to nursing journals doesn't pay well, but it can lead to very rewarding and meaningful work, if you're lucky enough not to have to rely on this fulll-time. That said, there are many nurse who do this full-time, working as clinical nurse editors and contributing editors. Who do you think contributes often to the Prevention magazines, the AARPs, WebMDs Women's Health, etc. of this world? So, if writing interests you, nursing is your passion, take a writing class or 2 and begin submitting articles and surf for information on freelance medical writing. Start by honing your writing skills and developing 'ins' with editors. A few links: http://www.nasw.org/ http://www.mediabistro.com/ http://writersdigest.com/# http://www.enursescribe.com/launch.htm teamRN

very very informative

very very informative

Why is it Neuroscience Nurse and not Neurology/Neurosurgery nurse? I'd like that as a specialty for discussion as I am interested in going into that when I graduate next May...