Good luck with the career, not for me though and not willing to take a pay cut

the thing that was turned on enough to keep any water lines from freezing in the winter lol. truth is the worst thing you can do in the winter is get too warm on break. makes it even harder going back out to face the biting cold. we threw water on a concrete wall in a building once and it stayed frozen on the wall for weeks. boss got a couple salamanders to warm up the walls so we could finish rubbing them and the asshole never would let us use them.

temporary pay cut :D. I already have almost 2 years experience in a level 2 trauma center emergency department. When I graduate from school, I'll have 4/5 years experience working in an ED. 3 more years of experience, I'll apply to a level 1 center. The place I plan to apply starts their nurses off making 80k a year. That's not bad for working 36 hours a week, 3 days a week with all the overtime you could possibly want.

Nothing wrong with 80k, overtime, benefits and a steady job. If I work all year I do a good amount more than that, but my job is never stable.

really good money man, but where you living to get it?

30 miles outside baltimore

damn nice