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How difficult is a job in nursing? What skills are nessecary?
I'm in tenth grade looking for some information on a career in nursing.
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Jeremiah’s Answer
The difficulty of nursing really depends on which area of nursing you are going to practice in. The is such a wide variety of nursing careers, each with their own challenges and difficulty levels. It all depends on what kind of nurse you want to be. Working as a nurse in a rehabilitation facility is definitely different than working as a nurse in an intensive care unit. Skills that you should develop are varied. Science, math, and the like are very important. Skills in communication and organizational skills are important. I would say that critical thinking is probably the most important skill and takes many years to develop. Always keep learning!
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Lirio’s Answer
A nursing career is demanding but offers the reward of making a significant impact on patients’ lives. The job involves high-stress situations, physical demands, and emotional challenges. Essential skills include clinical expertise, strong communication, critical thinking, emotional resilience, organizational abilities, and teamwork. If you pursue nursing, focus on a solid education, gain hands-on experience, and be prepared for the responsibilities and rewards of the profession.