I will answer this for an RN. It would depend on the school you are attending. Usually you have 2 years of pre-requisit classes then 2 years of a dedicated nursing program for a total of 4 years to get your associates degree in nursing or 5-6 years for your BSN. Then once you are hired in the NICU you will get specialized training just for sick or premature babies. This usually takes about 6 months before you take your test to get your certification as a NICU nurse.
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∙ 13y agoThere are three options to become a registered nurse as follows.
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The resume of a NICU nurse will detail experience with working in the NICU. It may also include other nursing jobs or work with children the person has done.
if iam a lpn can i just work the nicu for babies
I believe 12 years because you have to become a RN and then work for 2 years. and then you go back to school and finish.
You need your basic four years of college then four years of medical school... And to work your way up to resident... It's about 7 years from an interns starting point
Generally it's a two-year program.
he hadto work for 3 years before going back to school
Up to about 11 years of school and training to become a Pediatrician.It is important to note that during your internship and residency years, while you are still learning, you are not really in school and are getting paid for your work.
How many years does it takeyou need four years of a college/university and then four years of internship and then you take an exam and if you pass it then you're finished
"It takes a lot of training to become an eye sugeon. It takes 4 years of undergraduate school, 4 years of medical school and 3 to 8 years of residency and internship for a specific specialty. College work in science is required, as well and math and english."
Four years of undergraduate work (usually pre-med), four years of medical school, and four years of residency (where you are a doctor, but learning on the job).
Some work 8 hour shifts, some work 12. My wife worked 12 hour shifts when she worked in the NICU. That is a long shift tho.
he hadto work for 3 years before going back to school