1. Nurse By by Haven Blankenship

2. Nursing care  Nursing is the nation’s largest health care profession with more then 1.3 million registered nurses practicing nationwide. Despite its large size, many more nurses are needed into the foreseeable future meet the growing demand for nurse care.

3. About Nurses How much does a nurse make? According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics record for May 2012, the mean annual registered nurse salary is $67,930, which translates to $32.66 per hour. The lowest ten percentile in the field earns an average of $45,040, while the top ten percentile makes $94,720 annually. Usually, the registered nurses with the highest salaries are those that have extensive experience in the field for 20 or more years. Nurses possessing only an associate’s degree can earn more with more years experience over those with a bachelor’s degree.

4. 10 steps  Step 1 learn everything you can about Nursing profession  Step 2 find your path to a RN Title  Step 3 choose the nursing school that fits you  Step 4 get into the school of your choice  Step 5 survive nursing school  Step 6 decide on a nursing specialty  Step 7 pass they NCLEX  Step 8 consider Possibilities for your first job

5. Future  Step 9 get hired  Step 10 get prepared for your first year as a nurse  The future of nursing

6. Awarded During graduation from nursing school, nurses are “pinned”.

7. WWe can do it According to statistics 40% have already burned out,30% are struggling & thinking about leaving!!!

8. How much does a degree cost! Two-year colleges might charge about $75 per nursing credit, while private universities might charge up to $500 per credit. For a four-year program, the difference between public school nursing tuition and private school nursing tuition can be as much as $75,000..

9. Thank you That was the life of nursing and thank you for listening!