Love LOVE your plugin. So many great things that can be done with it. Thank you for putting it out there.

I love the short code and the many, many uses that this plugin can be used for. I can see using this as an ad server. Easily.

However, I have a question and need some help. I'm kind of a dork when it comes to .CSS and coding.

I want to add chunks of formatted text and then use the short codes to specify where they show up on posts, templates, and pages, but I can't figure out how to get the formatting correct.

When I trying something like the following, I get extra line spacing between each and every one of the lines. Sometimes two and three lines. I probably have to do something with CSS to tighten up the line spacing, but how do I do that. Can I hire you to help me out?

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In order to be a Nurse in any branch, active duty or Reserve, you absolutely must have your Nursing Degree, more specifically a Bachelor's of Science in Nursing (BSN) Degree from an accredited university. You also MUST have a Nursing license in the state in which you went to Nursing school or where you would have worked as a Nurse had you not joined the military.

Nurses do not "enlist" so if you are talking to a Navy recruiter for an "enlistment" then please clarify whether the recruiter is referring to a Corpman. There is NO SUCH PROGRAM anywhere that trains a Nurse in only 4 months. Nurses receive a "Commission" to serve as an Officer, not enlisted.

And Navy Nurses can "go to war" as in they get deployed down range in Iraq and Afghanistan in hospitals and clinics. If you don't want to "go to war" as a Navy Nurse or Corpsman or whatever, then don't join.

If you have any further questions about being a Nurse in any branch, go to My Profile and message me anytime.

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The first ones you mention are essentially "office jobs." Anything connected with nursing or "hands on" medical technicians are clinical.

Nothing from HypnoBirthing was “flicked” or stolen or taken or used without permission or anything else to be used in HypnoBirthing. I know that is what HypnoBirthing Practitioners are taught to believe and it's what they tell their students, but it is NOT true. When I started investigating Hypnobabies (while I was still teaching HypnoBirthing), I saw just how completely, totally, not-the-same the two programs are. Why on earth would I take the trouble of switching programs if Hypnobabies is just HypnoBirthing repackaged? I wouldn't.

When Kerry still taught HypnoBirthing, she did ask Mongan if she could add some things to make the class more effective for her students. It's my understanding that Mongan said this was ok, but then changed her mind. Kerry stopped teaching HypnoBirthing after Mongan got upset. Kerry became a hypnotherapist and decided to develop a totally new program. Kerry did NOT use any of the HypnoBirthing scripts, text, etc. in Hypnobabies. HypnoBirthing uses progressive relaxation. Hypnobabies relies on medical hypno-anesthesia techniques.

Hypnobabies uses Gerald Kein's Painless Childbirth program, NOT anything by Marie Mongan. One of the reasons I stopped teaching HypnoBirthing is that Marie Mongan's approach simply does not work for most women. Gerald Kein's program, which uses medical hypno-anesthesia techniques, is far more effective for more women. That's why Kerry (founder of Hypnobabies) asked and received his permission to use his technique as the base of a complete childbirth education course using hypnosis techniques. To this effective tool, Kerry asked and received permission to include comprehensive childbirth education articles written by many experts in the natural childbirth community. Mongan specifically did NOT include the basic childbirth education that ALL women need in order to safely navigate their options. Because of this LACK of info in HypnoBirthing, none of the info in Hypnobabies could have possibly been “stolen” from HypnoBirthing–it was never in HypnoBirthing to begin with!

If you want to read Kerry's story, she has written it here:

“I simply chose HypnoBirthing over HypnoBabies because i did not want to rely on a program which was founded by duping others.”

Then you should have chosen Hypnobabies. Kerry doesn't lie about other other programs in order to make people feel sorry for her and use hers. Mongan and her HypnoBirthing friends are using personal attacks rather than letting her program stand on its own merits. I've met both of these women in person. I've used both programs for my births. I've taught both programs. I found the HypnoBirthing organization to be somewhat toxic with negativity (another reason I left). The Hypnobabies organization has been lovely and positive. I cannot say enough good things about Kerry and all the work she has done.

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Sounds like nursing is a perfect career choice for you and that you've done your research. I've been a nurse for 30+ years and like your mom have found it to be the perfect balance. I raised 3 daughters and worked where and when I wanted to work. We moved (due to husband's job) to a number of States and I was always employed – never had a problem. (my daughters often didn't even know I was working as I was always home when they were).

My daughter is an awful lot like you. She never considered nursing, but during her 2nd year of college she started thinking about everything that nursing had to offer. She was seeing alot of her older sister's friends graduating with different degrees from college and not being able to find employment. She switched majors in her junior year to go into a BSN program — had to go 3 more years to get her BSN. (so she was in college a total of 5 1/2 yrs) She graduated 1 1/2 hrs ago, is a RN and loving her career. She never regretted the extra time she spent to get her BSN after changing majors.
She left college with an immediate job making $50000 and went into a great mentorship, training program in the PICU. After her first year as a RN became a travel nurse. She is now 25 yrs old, making a huge wage and traveling the country — working as a Pediatric ICU nurse. She didn't have that warm and fuzzy feeling either, never saw nursing as a calling, but saw it as a really great career. So much like you and she is loving her profession.

i wish you good luck. i'm going to a similar interview as well.

LOL
its like dating anywhere else. people lie their ass off on these sites.
only time can tell if they are truthefull and worth it.

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Good post about online nursing programs, getting your degree online etc.

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If you're content working in an office environment doing clerical tasks such as filing, faxing documents, reception (answering phones and/or making appointments) or such perhaps the medical records ('health information') clerk course would suit you the best (though no program can guarantee a job afterwards Being that you'd mentioned not necessarily feeling comfortable collecting blood and such, I would forgo the LPN program. The hospital unit clerk's job may be pretty stressful having to deal with all levels of medical personnel and having to be adept at multi-tasking as my friend's sister took a similar course.

As far as medical coding, one usually needs a couple of years experience doing coding tasks, certification(s) within the field and preferably completion of an accredited course to possibly get a job. Just fyi that with medical billing that it, unfortunately, seems as though a lot of companies are outsourcing to Asia/India making jobs much more scarce. With central sterile tech or even surgical tech, one will most likely be dealing with blood and other bodily fluids.

With medical transcription, please beware of those 'work at home' offers as just about all are scams especially if asking for money upfront or for personal info which may put one at risk for identity theft: and can click "identity theft" or such.

I would just go with what you're comfortable with.

Please forgo those private $$ tech schools and instead look into the county vo-tech school or community college as long as it's accredited within the industry.

Please also steer clear of those online, for-profit schools such as penn foster, stratford career, university of phoenix, everest, ITT tech, ashworth, sanford brown, capella, kaplan, US career, walden, strayer and others as they are merely out to 'make a profit' (and course credits may not transfer): and can type into search.

For US colleges:

Edit: Unfortunately, there aren't supposed to be too many jobs for the medical assistant due to the field being saturated with graduates from the numerous training programs.

They're jealous.