Question by wing fei: what are good jobs for women i can think of two , Secretary or nurse can anyone think of any more?
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Answer by Bella
Any job available that a woman is qualified to perform is a good job. Gender roles in the workplace is nearly a thing of the past.
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Question by marklar: would it be less stressful, more stressful, or about the same to be a ultrasound technician than a nurse?
I am considering becoming an ultrasound technician/sonographer or a nurse. A nurse has more job demand, but a technician might be more enjoyable. I’m not sure which one I would like better. I would appreciate any information that would help me decide. Thank you!
would I be able to find a job in almost any location I wanted if I were a technician? or would that require even higher job demand, like being a nurse. I might like to live in or near Seattle, Washington.
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Answer by medpsych1
It would be much more stressful to be a nurse. Their job demands much more from them and they see much more.
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Question by InvisibleWar: Why do X-Ray techs get paid more than nurses when a nurse has to go to school longer?
A nurse’s job seems more difficult than an X-Ray tech’s job. They deal directly with patients. They go to school for two more years. If they make a mistake, it could cost someone their life.
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Answer by Jessica S
It seems like more people are nurses than X-ray techs. Perhaps it’s all back to supply and demand.
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Question by Kris24: What do you think is more difficult as a job a registered nurse or paralegal?
I am thinking of going back to school and at least get a associates degree what do you think won’t be as stressful or difficult?
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Answer by Boomn4x4
the RN is the easier job. RN’s are typically union jobs, the longer you are there, the less you have to do.
As a paralegal, as you become more experienced.. you will be expected to take on more responsibility.
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Question by Lever: Why don’t we outsource MORE jobs, if it would help American companies be more effective?
It would lower the price cost of things. Imagine if companies outsourced all jobs that can be done in China or elsewhere for a fraction of the cost (there are millions of people who speak English outside of America) and professional jobs, like nursing, could be done by H1B1 visas (foreign people who have a college degree and come in temporarily and then get switched with a new set of people).
In the long run, isn’t this what’s best?
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Answer by Tom
Let’s ask Bill Clinton – he started this whole mess……..
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Question by Caleb: If I majored in Nursing what other jobs could I move on to, with more education?
I believe that I am some what intelligent, I am a recent high school graduate and I am unsure what to major in. Over my high school years I have took college level classes that are, Pre-Calculus,Calculus,College Algebra, and Fine Arts and received “A’s” in all; I was also top 10 in my class.
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Answer by kadel
Become an ARNP, a nurse with the right master’s degree. They make as much as physicians. They can prescribe medication, develop a treatment plan and the insurance companies pay them as much as physicians.
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Question by jmelvin587: Which has more opportunities for travel/advancement and job openings, dental hygienist or nurse?
I am considering whether to be a nurse or dental hygienist. I realize that being a nurse has more career specialties. Are there also opportunities for advancement as a dental hygienist, such as starting one’s own practice or moving into management. Also, are there any “traveling dental hygienist” positions that are paid. Can you join the Peace Corps as a dental hygienist? I really want opportunities, job security, and flexibility in whatever job I choose, but I would also like a pleasant work environment.
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Answer by David
nurse. the demand is very high for skilled nurses. my niece is a licensed practical nurse. she started her 1st job at $ 22.00 per hour. she is now completing additional schooling to become a registered nurse.
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Question by Wudd UP??: if you have your associates degree in nursing can you take the NCLEX-RN without going to 2 more yrs in college?
if you have your associates degree in nursing(2 yrs in college) can you take the NCLEX-RN nd pass to become a RN without going to 2 more yrs in college
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Answer by ownpool
Yes, if the NCLEX agency has approved graduates of your program to sit for the test. You will need an official answer from the agency which administers NCLEX. Look at the NCLEX *official* website for more information.
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Question by Sof723: Is newer technology helpful or adds more stress to nurses jobs?
From nurses in hospitals now I have heard distintict comments about the newer technology that are being brought into hospitals. If your a nurse for over 20 years, is this newer technology a pain or a gain?
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Answer by davidmacinnis
MY wife is a nurse 18 years, she says the new technology makes her job easier.Alot less handwriting, robots that deliver drugs, etc
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Question by Robin: which job is more prestigios a nurse or school psychologist?
my friend says that a nurse is so much better than a school psychologist b/c it is medical. school psychologist are not not school counselors (which are cool too), i just see both the jobs as being equally important
for people that have said nurses are more education…school psychologist have specialist degrees and nurses have bachelors degree. my friend is a nurse and got a d in psychology
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Answer by tanya_marie_3
I would go for school psychologists. But that’s becuase I’m in the helping field as a social worker – so I’d rather see more school counselors…
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