10 Reasons To Become A Nurse

By: NurseGuides.com

Thinking about nursing? Here are 10 reasons why nursing makes a great career.

1. Nurses are in demand now, and will be even more in demand by 2020. In fact, the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) has projected a shortfall of 800,000 nurses by 2020. Think of the job opportunities there will be.

2. Nursing pays! According to the US Department of Labor, an average registered nursing salary is over $52,000. Many nurses earn over $72,000.

3. There are lots of different opportunities in nursing. You can work in hospitals, schools, government agencies, home care facilities and more.

4. Flexible schedules. Nursing shifts can come in increments of 4, 8, 10 or even 12 hours, on weekends and weekdays. There are many opportunities.

5. Nurses make a difference in people’s lives. Caring for people and helping others lead healthy lives is satisfying and important.

6. Nurses interact with different people everyday, including patients, doctors, medical staff and administrators.

7. Nursing is exciting. You never know what’s going to happen, and have to stay one your toes, solve problems and make good decisions. Everyday is different.

8. There are lots of opportunities for advancement in nursing. You are get promote and take on bigger roles over time.

9. Nurses can change specialties. If you’re interested in pediatrics or trauma, you can move into those areas when the opportunities arise.

10. Nurses can take it on the road! Nurses are in demand everywhere and with portable skills; you can go where you want.

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