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RE: LOH Contest, #314: The Best Place To Spend New Year's Eve
I was a volunteer at an intermediate care facility before I decided to become a Nurse many years ago. I didn't realize how so strongly passionate I was to this profession and what spare time I could spend acquiring all the needed and optional prerequisites I can bring. My only regret was not realizing it years sooner.
It would be noble of you to volunteer time at your local hospitals.
Most hospitals have a Volunteer corps, check in far in advance and they may require a criminal record check. (Canadian regulations)
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I think every passionate Nurse share this in common.
I also regret not starting sooner, but then, I think there is time for everything, and the time I started for the time meant for me to start.
I am thinking of relocating to a new place to practice Nursing. Canada is in mind, and by next year, I would start the process. I heard that there is a lot of paperwork, processing and paying to do.
Its really nice to meet a fellow Nurse here. Its quite rare to see a Nurse here in hive. I even set up a community for Nurses, including other medical professionals (and non medics) to connect. Community name is Hive Medical Center.
I admit, most graduated Nurses go south over the border to the USA and find better pay, benefits and working conditions. The standard of living is considerably cheaper in the US than here in Canada. Many brilliant graduates an most fields tend to go south. This is a terrible failure of my government in keeping good quality professional skills in Canada.
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