Christine Robinson

Hello My name is osmar what are the careers related to agriculture that are related to animals?

Studying nursing offers numerous benefits that can enhance my overall academic performance. First and foremost, nursing education emphasizes critical thinking and problem-solving skills. In the nursing field, practitioners must constantly assess situations and make quick decisions, a practice...

because I've seen how many nursing are really passionate about what their jobs and I want to be just as passionate about my job and I only see that happening if I'm in the medical field.

I was wondering if there is any way I can work in the nursing field but majoring in psychology once I enter college? And if there is what are the steps to take and how long would it take?

I have bachelor's degree in Finance and want to change my career into nursing here in USA. Have an experience as caregiver and in progress to get my CNA license.

I am enrolled in Job Corps, and I want to get a stable job that makes over 34k a year with the least amount of training possible/no associate's degree

I'm interested in becoming an RN and someday a psychiatrist. I want to learn some things that might have caught you off-guard or surprised you about working in these fields.

My experience at Los Angeles Pierce College’s Nursing Program - Important! Los Angeles Pierce College has a 2-year ADN nursing program located in the valley of Southern California that's got one of the highest NCLEX pass rates at around 100% year after year. But what they do not tell you is...

Hello! I want to go to school and major in biology to pursue further education at medical school but I also want to have a back-up and at least a job that will give me some experience in the healthcare field, but I don't know if it's possible to pursue nursing and biology at the same time even...

What else in addition to maintain accurate detailed reports and records, as well as administer medications to patients as well as monitor them for side effects?

My research shows entry level is 40$ hr , median level is 59$ hr , and experienced is 78$ hr. Is this correct?

Do they harvest their own crops? Do they do all the work and not hire or do they hire.

I know I want to be a travel nurse but I’m not quite sure which field I should specialize in. I love kids but would it be hard to see sick children constantly? I also love human psychology so would a psychiatric nurse be a better fit for me?

9th grade, did you always want to do this job and did you like this job a lot, Was it harder than you thought or easier

how expensive will it be?