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Old 10-09-2009 | 07:55 AM
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Originally Posted by hockeypilot44
There is a problem with your theory. When you fly for a living for a few years, you are not nursing. Therefore, you have zero nursing experience when it's time to look for a nursing job. It is extremely hard to find a job with zero experience in any profession.
Nursing (and other medical specialties) are great fallback jobs in the sense that they are VERY portable, and you can always find part-time work wherever you may be. Do a little bit on your days off to stay current and make a little beer money, and then you can quickly ramp up to full time when aviation eventually falls through.
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