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What are the benefits of being a registered nurse?

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YOU GET TO HELP PEOPLE. VERY PERSONALLY SATISFYING.

YOU GET TO TEACH PEOPLE. ALSO VERY PERSONALLY SATISFYING

WORKING IN AN ENVIRONMENT WHERE OPPORTUNITIES TO LEARN ARE BOUNTIFUL.

JOB OPPORTUNITIES ARE FLEXIBLE AND ENDLESS.

THE MONEY AND BENEFITS AREN'T TO BAD EITHER.

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