Whats a good part-time job while going to nursing school?

In Washington, after you have had one clinical rotation in nursing school you can apply for a nurse tech position. As a nurse tech, you make more than a CNA does and you can do more. You can do pretty much anything you have done in school with the exeption of meds, administering blood and doing anything with central lines. What you can do really depends on the facility and department you work in though. I work at Mary Bridge Children's Hospital as well as Tacoma General Hospital as a nurse tech. These positions are on call, I sign up for shifts a month or two inadvance and am required only to work 3 8-hour shifts per month minimum and during the summer I work up to 65 hours/week (it's really your decision on how much you want to work). As a nurse tech I make $17/hr when I work evenings (3:30-11:30) and $16/hr when I work days. This position by far helps you the most when it comes to clinical rotations in school just by increasing your comfort level and experience. I have heard from my classmates that work in the ED that they get to do a variety of things, more than I get to do on the med-surg floor I work on, there they splint, start IV's, etc. but really experience any where as a nurse tech is valuable. To find a job as a tech you need to apply online such as through the multicare or fransiscan databases. I know the students that did not work in a medical related job wished they had, it really gives you a leg up. Hope this helps and goodluck!

well my friend is in nursing school, and we work at a theatre that is open from 4-10 during the week n 1130-10 on sat n sun