what the differnce between labor and delivery nurse????
waht does it take A: Labor and delivery is a specialty in which a registered nurse can choose to work. L&D nurses help women before, during, and after giving birth. To work in this area, you need to become a licensed registered nurse. Q: how long did you take to become a nurse? how much do you get paid started? A: It took me four years to do my BSN. And a nurse’s starting salary will vary depending on the city in which they work and type of institution for which they work. On average, RNs will start between $30,000 and $45,000. Q: When i start college, i have to do required classes for Rn, is it hard? After college, what do i have to do to become a nurse? A: The prerequisite nursing courses are often math & science-intensive. If you’re strong in these areas, they should be manageable. Some people will find them difficult but my advice is to stick with it. Once you get through them, your coursework will be more nursing-specific and hopefully of greater interest to you. To become a nurse
