Medical Career Research

                                              Registered Nurse 

 Duties and responsibilities: Registered nurses (RNs) provide and coordinate patient care. They also educate patients about health conditions and provide emotional support to patients which is very important. 

 Salary: $70,000 is what they make per year.

 Education: 

  •  Bachelor of Science degree in nursing
  • Associates degree in learning 
  • A diploma approved from a nursing program
You only need to do one of these things to become a registered nurse.

 Demand or need: 2016 -2026, job growth of 15%

 Reflection: I Would not like to enroll in this career because it does not interest me.
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