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if everyone is saying nurses are underpaid and overworked, is nursing still a good career choice ?

what kind of personality can most fit in in nursing that they can overlook the fact that nurses are underpaid and overworked.

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Molly’s Answer

I think all of us throughout our careers have felt underpaid and overworked at certain points. Money is important but I find flexibility equally as important. For example- I can work 32 hours a week and be considered fulltime and receive healthcare benefits and work 2-3 days a week rather than 5 days a week. Picking up extra shifts are an option to making money. If you were a salary employee, any hours worked extra are not paid.

Nursing is a wonderful profession and it has many different avenues that you can take throughout your career. Finding the role that fits your personality will be worth it!
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Terri’s Answer

Not all nurses are overworked and underpaid. This description may apply to the majority of nurses at the bedside, but not to nursing as a whole. The job opportunities for registered nurses are vast. There are many environments that are not as fast-paced as bedside nursing that pay well.
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Lesly’s Answer

Despite the challenges of being overworked and underpaid that nurses across the USA face, nursing remains a highly rewarding profession. It offers immense satisfaction and a competitive income. Moreover, the field of nursing is diverse, allowing you to explore and pursue various career paths.
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