Fall 2023

Careers in Nursing

From the Set Getting Started

Nurses play a major role in the health-care sector. There are nursing occupations for people who love providing direct care to patients, for those who prefer to assist surgeons in the operating room, those who love to analyze health data in an office, and for those who provide health-care advice to patients on the phone. Careers in nursing are an excellent fit for those who like science, have an empathetic personality, and want to help others. Nursing is just one of 10 exciting titles in the Getting Started series. In this book, you'll learn about dozens of career options, typical education paths, ways to pay for training (e.g., scholarships, grants), methods of exploring the field while in school (e.g., summer camps, competitions, clubs, books, websites, tours, information interviews), and much more.

Format List Price Your Price Qty
$37.27 $27.95
Interest Level Grade 7 - Grade 12
Reading Level Grade 7
Dewey Number 610.73
Lexile
ATOS Reading Level
Guided Reading Level
Language English
Publisher Mason Crest Publishing
Format Reinforced book
ISBN 9781422247525
Copyright 2024
Number of Pages 96
Dimensions 6.5 x 9
Graphics Full-color photographs

Gettng Started - School Library Journal

Gr 7 Up–Middle and high school readers can learn about different careers in construction, engineering, health care, technology, and wellness, and beauty in this series on different skilled professions. Each volume includes 10 to 15 unique career paths including nursing, social media management, security, data analysis, and dozens of others. The history of each industry is included, along with career outlooks, average salaries, job growth, and associated lifestyles. Notable to this series is its ideas for gaining pre-work experience and information about different career avenues through independent experiential learning, volunteering, internships, and informational interviews.

VERDICT More advanced concepts make this series ideal for high schoolers, but collections serving late middle schoolers may also want to consider.

Author: Andrew Morkes