Firmin Baes, Sweet Dreams, PD-ART
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At any rate, for those who are interested, here it is:
Profession
|
Minimum
Years
to Prepare
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Academic
Degree?
(Requiring
non-relevant general ed. coursework)
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Flexible
(Can
work occasionally, 4-40 hours per week &
Nights/Weekends
when Dad is home.)
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Can
work from home?
|
Pay
Rate
Per
hr.
|
Jobs
plentiful & work available
anywhere husband’s work takes the family?
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Nursing
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RN-2
yrs.
LVN-1
yr.
CNA-6
wk.
(Can
be done in sequence, CNAàLVNàRN
with
hospital paying for subsequent training)
|
No
No
No
|
Yes
Yes
Yes
|
No
No
No
|
45-60
25-40
13-16
|
Yes
Yes
Yes
|
School
Nurse
|
5
yrs
|
Yes
B.S.+
Credential
|
No
but school calendar
|
No
|
40-80
|
Moderate
|
Dental
Hygienist
|
2
yrs.
|
No
|
Yes
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No
|
45-60
|
Yes
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Medical
Transcription
&/or
Billing
|
9
mo.
|
No
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
17-21
|
Yes
|
Occuptional
Therapist
|
4
yrs.
|
Yes
B.S
|
Yes
|
No
|
40-55
|
Yes
|
Physical
Therapist
|
4
yrs.
|
Yes
B.S
|
Yes
|
No
|
45-60
|
Yes
|
Speech
Pathologist
|
6
yrs.
|
Yes
M.S.
|
Yes
|
Yes-via
tele-therapy
|
45-60
Medical
45-85
Schools
|
Yes
|
Pharmacy
Tech
|
9 months
|
No
|
Yes
(hospitals & evening retail)
|
No
|
16-25
|
Yes
|
Sign
Language Interpreter
|
4
yrs.
|
B.A.
(certified) |
Yes
|
Limited
|
40-50
(certified)
|
Yes
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I'm a cna and it has served my family well. I work on Sat. when my hubby is home. My children are never without a parent. It helps to supplement my hubbys income and allows my to be home as much as possible.
ReplyDeleteI'm a pharmacy technician and I think it's a PERFECT safety net for moms. Pharm tech school is about 9 months full time, is offered at community colleges for cheaper than vocational( this gives you the license in your state), OR you can buy a practice exam book and take the exam when it's offered and that makes you certified (plus you're able to work in any state as opposed to being licensed). A lot of times pharmacy technicians get licensed but then get certified just to look better. I'm not certified though and it hasn't weighed down my job options.
ReplyDeleteI've gotten anywhere between 16-25 an hour. Most hospitals are pretty flexible with their hours. When Anna was a baby I worked ten hour shifts overnight for 7 days straight and got 7 days off. Per diem employees can usually block off any time they want without requesting time off though they do this at the expense of not having benefits.
I cant really say that I've ever had difficulties getting a job, each job search ended after a couple of weeks.
hope this helps anyone looking at pharmacy tech as an option!
Thanks Grace! I added to the table all of the info you provided.
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