Nurse


Introduction

If you want to become a nurse, this article is for you. You will learn what a nurse do, if this job is difficult and many others. This article will be useful for someone who has question on is future career, if he is not sure about something and what he wants for his future career.


What is it like to be nurse?

If you are a nurse you can do so many things, in a million different places and it's very difficult.


What do nurses do?

It depends on your specialization, but in general the nurse assist doctors by doing something for helping him. Par examples, if you are a surgical nurse you will make sure that the instrument is sterile.


What do nurses do on a typical day?

On a typical day, the nurse generally work in eight-hour shift day and night and sometimes a 10-12 hour shift. Sometimes, the nurse can make diagnoses and write prescriptions. Generally, they will help prevent disease and injury, and they will help to care the sick people.


Where do nurses work?

They work in in hospitals, long-term care facilities, clinics, schools, corporations, and sometimes even in businesses of their own.


How can I become nurse?

It's have so many ways to become a nurse. Generally, you go to a cegep and you do the nursing technique of 3 years and after you can be a nurse. Or, you can also go to the university to have a B.A.C. Also, you need to pass the exam of the OIIQ.


How much money do nurses make?

It can be very different of what is your specialization but an average it's $78 per year or $40.28 per hour.


What kinds of additional training do nurses need?

With experiences and with more studies at the university you can become a director, and many others. So, if you go to school you will more training.


What are the dangers of being nurse?

The danger is for the mental. A lot of nurse have depression because of their job, they are overloads. The hospital is low staff, so they work more hours and more shift, so they are very tired.


What are the chances that nurses will be replaced by robots soon?

No, because the nurse is caring. So, it's not a robot that will help someone to calm down or give a sincere hug. They can not have the emotion that the nurse has at this time.


What age do nurses retire at?

It's individual to the nurse, but it's generally around 62 years old.


Conclusion

Now, I'm in a springboard to a DCS, and I'm waiting for my admission to the cegep that I want to go.


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