• One of the 10 occupations projected to have the largest numbers of new jobs.
• Good earning potential, particularly for advance practice nurses with further education.

• While men are still in the minority, the number of males, nationally, who became RNs increased 71% between 1982 and 2002.

• Most males enter nursing as a career change.
• The increasing use of technology in patient care is a draw.
• Depending on the geographical location, new nurses often start at $28 per hour, sometimes more with signing bonuses.
• Male nurses often pursue administrative positions, opportunities in medical sales or insurance.
• Full or part-time opportunities, job security, employment anywhere in the country.
• Many hospitals provide tuition assistance for a follow-up work commitment.

Director Nursing Program, Judith Greig, R.N., 440-525-7172