1. Registered Nurse
Nichole Miller

2. School or organizations that offer the education or training
Some of the best nursing schools are Johns Hopkins University, the University of Washington, University of Pennsylvania, and the University of Michigan.

3. Special qualities and abilities needed for someone to do the job well
You need to communicate with patients and families.
You need to be caring.
You need you need to be understanding.
You will need to be able to keep track of the record of little changes in a patient’s health or behavior.

4. Educational of special training requirements
You need a 2 year degree or 4 year bachelors degree.
You have to pass a licensing exam.
They required education for a registered nurse is an associats or bachelor’s degree.

5. What type of job – what options are available within the field
License Practical Nurse- help the sick, injured, and the disabled.
Travel Nurse- sent to places where their specialties and skills are in demand.
Home Health Nurse- provides care in the homes of their patients.
Public Health Nurse- nurses devote themselves to the health and well-being of the communities.

6. Salary range for those different options
A registered nurse average salary, hourly $27.17, monthly $4,710, annual $56,520.

7. Mary Breckinridge
She became a registered nurse in 1910 at Luke's Hospital School of Nursing in New York. She named herself the challenging nurse. Her main job was to be a midwife to rural America. She also provided professional health care in the Appalachian Mountains of eastern Kentucky.

8. My reaction to what I've learned
I like what I've been researching because I wanted to be a registered nurse for a long time. Ever since I was six or seven I wanted to be a registered nurse. They seem like they have good pay for a month or even a week. My step mom is a registered nurse. They have a training camp for what nurses do and how all of these machines work and it seems fun. Also they will take you floor to floor and tell you what they do, how it works and how fast they need to do it so the patient doesn’t die. You save a life everyday when you are a registered nurse.

9. Source
Truthaboutnursing Study.com Nursesalaryguide.net