It depends entirely on what the underlying offense you were charged with.
Since Nurses are licensed by the state a felony conviction could affect your lecensure. For the "official" answer to your question you need to contact your state Board of Nursing.
Nursing is fun. Nursing can be a fun and rewarding career for those who like to help people. To pursue a career in nursing, you will need to attend nursing school at a community of 4 year college to obtain a nursing license.
If in your future career information you gain while studying nursing can be put to use, studying nursing will have enhanced it.
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Kathy Ham has written: 'From LPN to RN' -- subject(s): Career Mobility, Career development, Nursing, Nursing, Practical, Practical nursing, Vocational guidance
A nurse? You take the required courses for your high school, so it does not really affect your career as a nurse. Now the courses that you take in college during your undergrad will affect your chances of getting acceted into nursing school and later becoming a nurse. You'll need to take Chemistry, Biology, Pharmacology, Pathophysiology, and Clinical Education.
Janice Waddell has written: 'Building your nursing career' -- subject(s): Vocational guidance, Nursing, Career development
There may be a lot of opportunity in the nursing field, but finding the right nursing degree and specialty for you is the first step toward a rewarding nursing career.
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