1. Nursing

2. Education/ Training  Four years bachelors degree program in nursing.  You get the education and training from a college.  Take about four years.  A public school four-year plan is about $14,000 per year, including tuition, fees, books, room and board, transportation, and miscellaneous expenses.  The cost at a private college or university, at either the graduate or the undergraduate level, can be more than $30,000 per year.

3. Job skills, talents and experience  The special skills you need to be a nurse is the ability to be compassionate, empathetic, caring, a good communicator and sympathetic, yet able to control their emotions in a stressful situation. Also strong skills in math and science are necessary, you will need to learn anatomy, physiology, some chemistry, pharmacology.  You gain experience at home when people get hurt and school.  I am suited for this career because I know how most things are done for nursing and I have wanted to do it my whole life, I think I would be good at helping people.

4. Earnings  I looked at the standard beginning wage and every place I searched I got $20-25 per hour.  I would want to live any where close to my job so I wouldn’t have to travel very far.  The maximum salary you can expect would be about $26,000.  The factors that effect the salary range are where you work, what kind of nurse you are, and how long you have worked at the place.  The expenses are money for college and special training (if you need it).

5. Benefits/ Health Factors  Usually you get free health care but what kind of nurse you are changes it.  The health and safety issues are you could get sick or sometimes get a disease if you don’t dress appropriately with gloves and everything else that’s required.

6. Employment Outlook  Military nursing, hospital nurse, public nurse, Orthopedic Nursing, Pediatric Nursing, Psychiatric Nursing, and Industrial Nursing/ Occupational Health Nursing Those are what kind of nurses there are.  costs, commitment, and rewards influence the availability.  Nationwide stats predict trouble within the nursing profession. They also said the field lacks growth potential for those who don't go on for advanced placements.  Nursing is In-demand.

7. Advancement Opportunities  Staff nurses can advance to head nurse or nurse supervisor positions, nurse practitioners, Clinical nurse specialists, nurse- midwives, and nurse anesthetists, and experienced nurses can also seek management positions in health care these are the advancement opportunities for nurses.  These positions require graduate level work in nursing or health services administration.  You don’t really have to go to school for advancements, the ones that I could find.

8. Typical Day  a typical day for a person in this job is you check a person to see if they are sick what they have or you just check them for anything that’s not normal.  the usual hours are 8 am to 4 pm.  the best parts of the day is working with kids and making them laugh.  the most challenging? Thing would be giving the littler kids shots because most of them scream and cry.

9. Aptitude  I am suitable for this job because I've taken care of kids before so I’m used to it and I know what to do when they get hurt, most of the time.  The real life experience that I have had is I had to help take care of my little cousins so I’m kind of used to little kids, I loved taking care of them so that’s why I want this job.

10. Credits  The websites that I used were: http://www.cincinnatichildrens.org/careers/nursin g/development/default.htm http://www.cincinnatichildrens.org/careers/nursin g/development/default.htm http://www.health-care-careers.org/registered- nurse-career-employment.html http://www.alliedhealthworld.com/registered_nurse /rn_career_path.html http://www.google.com/ig?hl=en&source=iglk