If there ever was a time to go into the nursing profession the time is now. If you do a little digging you will see that Nurses are in tremendous demand. That being true it doesn't take a way from the fact that one still has to work hard at finding a really good job .

When you are applying for your first nursing job be persistent, exhibit a positive attitude and stay flexible you may not get the exact job you wanted on your first try. You may have to go at it again and you might have to take a different position.

In any case be positive, the odds are in your favor, do a little networking, stick with it, have a good attitude, a great resume, and sharp interview skills and you won't fail.

Working hard at this is will pay off in the end. Every year the income for nursing professionals grows as of this last year More than 25% surveyed earn at least $64,000 per year and a larger percentage of women reported earning $75,000 or more in 2006 (11 percent up from 5 percent).

Nursing is a profession that focuses on assisting people: individuals, families, and communities. It assiats them in attaining and maintaining their health and assists them in recovering a high level of health.

Nursing can be defined as a science and an art. Either way what it does in the end and what you do in the end is to promote the quality of life for your patients young ,old, small or large to highest edxtenet possible.

You also have many choices within the field. In addition to hospitals you can work in a variety of locations.

Here are just some: Hospitals, prisons, schools, clinics, home healthcare, Doctor's offices, colleges and universities, and research facilities.

If there ever was a profession that offered you choices it is the nursing profession.

So do your homework, know where you are going, get an outstanding Resume, polish up your Interview Skills and go get your self a new Job!

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