Youth School And Vocation
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Good opportuni- ties for graduates. A candidate may visit the school to inves- tigate and find out the curriculum. Nurses are cared for if ill. Could place all graduates, opportunities increasing daily.
Salaries: — Private nurses: $25 a week with living expenses. Equiva- lent to institutional position at $600 a year.
In institutions, $40 to $7o a month, or experience may bring as much as $150.
Superintendent of training-school, $125 to $150 a month.
Head nurses, $40 (about).
School, district, a...nd social welfare nurses, $40 to $65. In Philadelphia, $1800 a year.
Regular vacations, and opportunities to rest at night. Not all work easy, but all interesting.
SUGGESTIVE MATERIAL 243 Graduates in 1910 and 1911: — 20 in institutions.
10 in jirivate work.
3 anaesthetists.
1 nurse in laboratory.
1 social worker ($75 per month), 1 district nurse ($70 per month).
1 nurse instructor ($GJ per mouth).
Entrance examinations: — Arithmetic, fractions, and percentage.
Age limit being abandoned: prefer candidate of twenty- one years, but will take girls from eighteen to twenty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Good opportuni- ties for graduates. A candidate may visit the school to inves- tigate and find out the curriculum. Nurses are cared for if ill. Could place all graduates, opportunities increasing daily.
Salaries: — Private nurses: $25 a week with living expenses. Equiva- lent to institutional position at $600 a year.
In institutions, $40 to $7o a month, or experience may bring as much as $150.
Superintendent of training-school, $125 to $150 a month.
Head nurses, $40 (about).
School, district, a...nd social welfare nurses, $40 to $65. In Philadelphia, $1800 a year.
Regular vacations, and opportunities to rest at night. Not all work easy, but all interesting.
SUGGESTIVE MATERIAL 243 Graduates in 1910 and 1911: — 20 in institutions.
10 in jirivate work.
3 anaesthetists.
1 nurse in laboratory.
1 social worker ($75 per month), 1 district nurse ($70 per month).
1 nurse instructor ($GJ per mouth).
Entrance examinations: — Arithmetic, fractions, and percentage.
Age limit being abandoned: prefer candidate of twenty- one years, but will take girls from eighteen to twenty.
What to read after Youth School And Vocation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meyer Bloomfield to read onlineMoreLess
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