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Re: Nursing Shortage - trust me, the pay is real!
Posted by Carol on 3/09/06

    On 3/09/06, rrr wrote:
    > Oh, I'm a Lawyer. I plan to be a Lawyer from now on until I die. I've come to the
    > point where I see Lawyering as the best place for me to be. Somedays it will be
    > good, somedays great, somedays crappy, but I'm a Lawyer and I'm proud.
    I feel the same way. There are days when I sort of consider going back to my old
    job because I really miss some parts of it. And frankly, I made more money than I
    do now. Then I remember why I left. And what I really do love about law. So here
    I be.

    "Nursing isn't some easy gig. It takes education, passing a test, working long
    > hours, and paying your dues, AND THEN if pays off. Sounds like being a Lawyer but
    > without the advanced degree."

    Exactly. Specialty areas pay better because they require experience and/or
    specialized training. As for pay, different areas of the country pay differently.
    for example the south historically has the lowest pay for nurses (and teachers). A
    nurse in the city can make 30 to 40 percent more than a rural nurse in the same
    state. Much of the high salary is attributed to overtime. Some place have
    mandatory overtime--no choice about working another shift if you were told to. At
    least when I have to work late it's not because someone else is telling me to, I can
    do what I want within certain limits. God I love that freedom!


     
     

 
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