Take Charge of Your Nursing Career Open the Door to Your Dreams

Do any of the following sound familiar? * I am a 24-year-old nurse and relatively new to the profession. I like my current job, but want to find out more about all of the options out there for me as I map out future steps in advancing my career. * I am a 36-year-old nurse and have a desire to further my education, but don't know what field of study is best for me or how to get started. * I am a 47-year-old nurse. After working three 12 hour late-night shifts each week for the majority of my career to accommodate the needs of my family, I suddenly find myself an empty-nester with a desire to see the world. * I am a 52-year-old nurse who is not quite ready to retire. However, I feel I have served my time at the bedside and would like to find other ways to stay involved in nursing. I have often thought about teaching. No matter where you are on your nursing career journey, there are a wide variety of paths to choose from -- some obvious, some not-so-obvious. In Take Charge of Your Nursing Career, author Lois S. Marshall helps you find your way with on the spot information, including the best resources and websites, to explore career options on your own. It moves the reader comfortably from self assessment to assessment of opportunities and from risk taking to risk managing. Don't allow the unknown to keep you from being the master of your own destiny. Endless possibilities await!