1. 11th Grade Graduation Project
Seth Womeldorf

2. Research on being Nurse
I decided to research being a nurse because I’d like to be a doctor but not be in school that long. I knew it didn’t take long to be a nurse so I decided on it.

3. Nature of Work
Nurses work daily with sick patients, and help take care of their basic needs. Often nurses have to administer medications and if urgent needs come up nurses can help cut open and save a patient.

4. Education
To become a nurse you need chemistry mainly in highschool and of course a HS Diploma. In college you can either go for a year for an LPN and two years for RN and four for a BSN. With each rung you make more money but also do more work LPNs essentially wipe peoples rears while RN’s can help in the OR . BSN nurses can work in administration after a long time working.

5. Job Outlook
Registered nurses constitute the largest health care occupation, with 2.5 million jobs.
About 59 percent of jobs are in hospitals.
The three major educational paths to registered nursing are a bachelor?s degree, an associate degree, and a diploma from an approved nursing program.
Registered nurses are projected to generate about 587,000 new jobs over the period, one of the largest numbers among all occupations; overall job opportunities are expected to be excellent, but may vary by employment setting.

6. Potential Earnings
Earnings vary most LPNs start at $15 an hr and RNs start at $30. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the mean hourly wage for Registered Nurses was $31.99 in 2009, putting their annual salary at $66,530. States leading the nation for top earnings were New Jersey, Maryland, Hawaii, Massachusetts, and California, where annual mean salaries ranged from $75,000 to $85,000.

7. Related Occupations
Nurse Practitioners
Doctors
Medical Assistants

8. Trucking Company Owner
My great granfather started our family business in the 1920’s. It was Womeldorf Inc. which was a trucking company. At one point he was running 500 trucks.

9. Manage the business location and employees.
Nature of Work
Manage the business location and employees.
Negotiate with potential new clients.
Wine and Dine new clients to try and get contracts
Oversee that all shipments are going where they have to.

10. Education and Earnings
My great grandfather went to school for business and accounting. He started the business on his own time and rules. I have no idea on earnings mainly since it was a family owned business. The simplest answer is money from the original business is still around today. Eventually the business have 200+ trucks and toward the 1970’s had 500 trucks.

11. Business Manager Dispatcher CEO’s Office Worker Accountant
RELATED OCCUPATIONS
Business Manager
Dispatcher
CEO’s
Office Worker
Accountant