Registered Nurses (RNs) have many jobs. They provide care for the patients, they educate patients on health care, and they provide support, emotional and advice for the patient’s family.
Some things that nurses have to do might be to: look at the patients’ medical histories and symptoms, give patients medicines and treatments that the doctor prescribes, set up plans for the patients or change existing plans, observe patients and record data, help perform medical tests and analysis results. Some schedules can be very simple and some can be having to work any of the 24 hours. Education you will need is a BSN degree, and then an ADN which all together adds up to about 6 years. A payrate might be around 68,540 a year for starting off.
Some things that nurses have to do might be to: look at the patients’ medical histories and symptoms, give patients medicines and treatments that the doctor prescribes, set up plans for the patients or change existing plans, observe patients and record data, help perform medical tests and analysis results. Some schedules can be very simple and some can be having to work any of the 24 hours. Education you will need is a BSN degree, and then an ADN which all together adds up to about 6 years. A payrate might be around 68,540 a year for starting off.