My Future CareerMy career that I want to do is to be a neonatal nurse. My job would be to help the babies and when you take care of them, come home. I would love to be with them all the time, they are so adorable in every way. Neonatal nursing began in the 1970s. It began in the United States and Japan. During 2009 and 2010, they met 11 times to discuss new ways of doing things. They called them kangoshi, which meant a group of registered nurses. They say you have to go to university for 5 years, it was in 2010. There was a university for this job, it was private, in Japan. In 1998, entry into BSN practiced in 17th position has been delivered since 1994. A choice with considerable unforeseen costs. In 2004, it celebrated its 20th anniversary. The year 2010 was marked by the holding of the most successful conference in history in the beautiful city of Las Vegas. 2011 was the year everything went digital for NANN. Many people are neonatal nurses, currently there are approximately 6,120,000. In this career, you will help integrate nursing into the critical care you will provide. You will find that the smallest and sickest babies stabilize, grow and return home to their families. Other jobs, such as neonatal nursing, would be working as a registered nurse, nurse practitioner, or working in an intensive care unit. Nursery care is one of the tasks you need to know, like putting babies in the same room as the mom. Additionally, they need oxygen, fluids or specialized diets; you need to know what you are doing when they have been put through specialized feedings. You need to know what you are doing when they have had major surgeries. There is a neonatal nurse with basic skills who needs to be technically competent with skills like starting in the middle of a sheet of paper...that would be nice. There are also many meetings in this position to learn new ways of doing things. You go to college to learn almost everything you need to know. You might be able to progress if you want and learn more. I think I would love to be what I've been looking for for the last month. Taking care of the babies and having them healthy would be great. I would be paid well, but that's not the only reason, but you would also like your job. Having a job that pays a lot and isn't fun for you, so what's the point of working for it. If you don't see yourself doing something and you're just in it for the money, you won't be happy. Would you rather wake up knowing you can make a change and happy about what you're doing? or getting angry by not wanting to go to work somewhere when you have to to pay your bills. If you want to work for something, do something you love.