| Medical Scrubs |
| Discounted Medical Scrubs |
Medial Scrubs
| Medical Scrubs - Cherokee Uniforms Authentic Workwear Women's Two Pocket Top and Flare Leg Pant Scrub Set (Surgical Green, Small) |
 |
Overall Rating: |
| List Price: Varies based on product options |
| Amazon Price: $30.98 |
| Madison Medical Uniforms Madison Medical Scoop Neck Scrub Top and Pant Set (Turquoise XS) |
 |
Overall Rating: |
| List Price: Varies based on product options |
| Amazon Price: $14.99 |
| Madison Medical Uniforms Capri Scrub Pant (Black XL) [Apparel] |
 |
Overall Rating: |
| List Price: Varies based on product options |
| Amazon Price: $11.99 |
| Medical Scrubs - Women's Mock Wrap/Flare Pant Set (Gray, Small) |
 |
Overall Rating: |
| List Price: Varies based on product options |
| Amazon Price: $15.99 |
| Small Navy Blue Uniform Medical Scrub Tops |
 |
Overall Rating: |
| List Price: $22.00 |
| Amazon Price: $22.00 |
Most Popular
- Large Lot Of Medical Equipment-2 Surgical Tables,airshields C300,angiojet 3000a
- Men’s White1st Quality Lab Coats For 7.00 Ea. May Blow Out
- Men’s White1st Quality Lab Coats For 7.00 Ea. May Blow Out
- Jockey 2209 2229 Johnny Collar Medical Uniform Scrub Set Espresso Brown Xs New
- Large Lot Of Medical Equipment-2 Surgical Tables,airshields C300,angiojet 3000a
- Unisex New Crest & Best Medical Wear Brands Scrub Pants – Mutiple Colors & Sizes
- Dental/medical Equipment Drs Stool-you Pick The Color
- Men’s White1st Quality Lab Coats For 7.00 Ea. May Blow Out
- Dickies Blue Nurse Doctor Scrubs Medical Pants Sz Sp
- Red Stool Salon Spa Tattoo Equipment Medical Chair Facial Beauty Rubber Wheel
- Treatment Tables: Redefining Patient ComfortAny patient-care setting won't be complete without the maximum advantage provided by treatment tables. As a general standard of care, head-to-toe assessment is initially performed either by a registered nurse or a physician. This assessment plays a crucial part in collecting physical evidences that might predict one's overall state of health. Hence […]
- Using MRI Diagnostic Imaging for OrthopedicsIf you are having an MRI done to help diagnose your musculoskeletal injury or disease, it can be scary if you don't know what's going to happen. Read up on what MRIs do and how your scan is likely to go to make yourself more comfortable before your scan. […]
- Alternative Emergency CareSometimes emergency care at your local hospital can end up costing more money and time than your situation needs. If you have an issue which is not life-threatening but does need medical attention, check out these alternatives! […]
- Medical Billing And Coding Certification TipsIf you are thinking of starting a career in medical billing and coding, excellent! It is a growing industry together with all the other allied health care services. It's not a secret that the global population is aging and the requirement and demand for health care service keeps increasing yearly. […]
August 22nd, 2009 at 7:43 pm
When I went to Nursing school we had nursing classes for 2 hours, three days a week and 8 or 12 hour clinicals at a hospital or clinic 1 -2 days a week. When we did 12 hour clinicals it was 1 day and vice versa. Of course if you are in a traditional program you will also have to take all of your regular classes like science, math, english etc.. while in school too.
Basically I was in classes 8-12 M,W,F and in clinicals for 8 hours on Tues and Thursdays for 2 years. I also worked full-time in a hospital as a nursing assistant in the evening and at night on weekends. If you have to work full-time while in school you will have no life. But if you don’t have to do that then there will still be time for family and friends you will just have to prioritize your spare time wisely.
If this is something you want to do it will definately be worth it in the long run for the sacrifices you must make for the 2-3 years you will be in school.
August 22nd, 2009 at 10:19 pm
It depends on what kind of program you take. If you are taking an accelerated program, you can expect to be there at least 3-4 days a week. If you are taking a traditional nursing program through a community college, you can expect to go to classes 3-4 days a week and spend a good 25-30 hours in classes as well as clinicals at local hospitals. You will really not be able to work more than 15 hrs per week in order to focus on your studies. If you are okay with working more hours, then that is up to you, but its a very hard program and takes a lot of study time. Good luck!
August 22nd, 2009 at 10:49 pm
Clinicals are between 8 and 12 hours one or two days a weeks (depending on how many areas you’re in at one time). on top of that there are classes and studying; you’re basically doing something full time the whole time you’re in school. Don’t even think about having a life! It’s a long and hard road, but the payoff is amazing (I love my job!)