Launch into a Personal and Financial Rewarding Career If you are considering building a career in the medical field as a LVN (Licensed Vocational Nurse) or LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse), you are definitely on the right track! A career as a LVN or LPN offers a lot of advantages and satisfactions on multiple levels: apart from being a noble and morally rewarding career, it also brings major financial benefits, ensuring a financially stable future. The American Nurses Association informs that the average annual salary for licensed vocational nurses revolves around $35,000. Similarly, administrators earn an average $45,000. Clinical Nurse Specialists earn around $40,000, nurse practitioners earn an average $70,000, while Nurse Anesthetists earn up to $110, 000 a year! Undoubtedly, a career as a nurse can be very lucrative, allowing and facilitating various possibilities of promotion in other adjacent medical specialties.

Licensed Practical Nurses provide the most amount of direct patient care within the nursing category of healthcare. If you�re interested in a healthcare career dealing directly with patients, becoming an LPN is a rewarding opportunity.

Why do we fall for these things time after time and why are some people getting rich from these schemes at the expense of broken dreams and life changing decisions for the worse? In the next several paragraphs I want to warn you about these so called �part time jobs� lies. First, before I lose people, there is such thing as a legitimate part time jobs but compared to the vast majority of these so call �opportunities� they are very few and rather far between. I mean sure th...

If you're an experienced nursing professional, there are a number of opportunities in advanced practice nursing you could pursue.

If you've ever dreamed of one day becoming a lawyer but you've been hesitant to take the plunge, a viable alternative would be a legal assistant or paralegal. Both are two peas in a pod and thus either one is probably as close as you can get to becoming a lawyer, without actually being a lawyer. In addition, employment in this field is projected to grow much faster than average. The current trend of employers trying to reduce costs by hiring paralegals to perform duties f...

One of most common ways to become a legal assistant or paralegal is through a community college program that leads to an associate's degree. Another common route; primarily for those who already have a college degree, is through a program that leads to a certification in paralegal studies. Many legal assistants and paralegals have associate degrees in paralegal studies or a bachelor's degree paired with a certificate in paralegal studies. Currently, a small number of schoo...

In a world of lengthening commutes, longer workweeks, and high-stress, gridlocked suburban sprawl, we may often wonder about the undeclared "values" that are motivating us to live the way we do (and how to get back on the right track). When we find ourselves envying the gleaming new SUV in the next lane over, or the larger home a friend has just bought, or the private university tuition the neighbors can afford, it may help us to stand back and ask ourselves about the "dis...

This article will give you some tips on how to use an exit interview as a tool instead of a personal gripe session.

For a long time the newspaper classifieds and word of mouth were the only two ways you could find a job without going door knocking. Note that word of mouth is still perhaps the best way to search for jobs, as over 60% of jobs are never publicly listed. As the saying goes, it's not what you know but who you know (and how you manage to use your connections). If you're like most people, you need to eat. Eating requires money to buy food, unless you're privy to some handy bar...

At one time or another most of us will have to go through a formal interview with a company that has a job opportunity we are interested in. The interview is probably the most difficult part for most people because there is always apprehension about what questions will be asked and how they should respond.