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RECRUITMENT INTO NURSING
Me? A Nurse?Are you thinking about becoming a registered nurse? Being a nurse is a highly rewarding career. As a professional health care provider, you will be responsible for assessing and caring for patients based on your classroom work and hands-on clinical studies. There are multiple areas for nurses to work in, from labor and delivery to flight nursing to emergency room care. People considering nursing as a career should have good math and science skills. You must be able to read at a tenth grade level - there is a lot of reading in nursing school. You will also be writing papers so you should be comfortable with using proper grammar and punctuation. Most important, you need to be a person who wants to work with people to help them live healthy, productive lives. Here are some helpful websites that can provide you with information on becoming a registered nurse: National Student Nurses Association (NSNA) Career Center Health Opportunities for Today and Tomorrow (HOTT)
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