Nursing Students, Here Are 7 Reasons Why Your Chosen Career Is Cool

Dec 1
10:49

2010

Travis Van Slooten

Travis Van Slooten

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Nursing is one of the most in-demand professions today but you may still wonder - really, what's so cool about nursing? Check out these 7 reasons and see if you don't agree with us that nursing is the career to be in these days.

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Are you studying for a nursing degree? Good for you. Nursing is one of the most in demand careers at present,Nursing Students, Here Are 7 Reasons Why Your Chosen Career Is Cool Articles notwithstanding the fact that almost all other jobs are hit by the unstable economy.

But let's get down to specifics. These 10 things make nursing just about the coolest career:

Reimbursement of tuition.

Also known as loan forgiveness, this refers to a common incentive package offered by prospective employers to nursing graduates the want to hire. They offer to pay for student loans plus spend for continuing education.

Sign-on bonuses.

Another incentive for facilities to lure nurses to join them. A sign-on bonus can amount to several thousands of dollar. In exchange however, most employers require a contract for return service.

Flexible schedules.

A registered nurse can choose from different shifts. She can work days or nights, and can even get additional pay for overtime and weekend shifts.

Travel opportunities.

Believe it or not, a nursing career can literally take you to places too. Travel nursing agencies hire experienced nurses at higher rates, shoulder travel costs, and even provide for accommodation.

Job stability.

You won't have to worry about being unemployed any time in the next few decades.

Variety of work environments.

You don't even have to get be based in the hospital if that's what you wish. Schools, clinics, prisons, even resorts and cruise ships could use the services of a good nurse.

Opportunity for advancement.

Registered nurses can become managers, they can get advanced degrees and earn more money, they can specialize in different areas of medicine...and their employers will likely pay for their continuing education.


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