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3 Responses to “which is a less stressful field nursing or physical theraphy ?”

1. xenicintelligence says:

   November 23, 2008 at 5:08 pm

   PHYSICAL THERAPY!!!!
   MY WIFE IS A NURSE , BUT IT REALLY DEPENDS ON THE SITUATIONAL CONTEXT I.E WHAT FIELD OF NURSING,
   WHAT HOSPITAL , FLOOR , SHIFT ,CO-WORKERS ETC……………………..
   AS FAR AS MONEY IS CONCERNED IT TO IS SITUATIONAL AS WELL.

   IF YOU WANT TO BE LAZY THEN YOU MUST THINK ABOUT BEING IN RADIOLOGY.

   EDIT– THE NCLEX EXAM REQUIRES A ASSOCIATES DEGREE IN NURSING SCIENCE OR HIGHER TO BE ABLE TO TEST FOR AND OBTAIN A R. N. LICENSE
2. jr91403 says:

   November 26, 2008 at 9:38 am

   Physical Therapy is good if you have kids later. My neighbor was a pediatric PT and she worked part time while her kids were in school. It was very flexible for her.
3. Saucy says:

   November 28, 2008 at 3:08 am

   PTs probably have a less stressful job, but it really depends. You won’t get an RN with an associates. You need a bachelors. A physical therapist needs a doctorate (so that’s 7-8 years total).

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