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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
career span [is that correct]
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I would think that the average career span of a nurse is about 12 years. After that, a nurse no longer cares about the patient as much and should look change careers.
Thanks
I would think that the average career span of a nurse is about 12 years. After that, a nurse no longer cares about the patient as much and should look change careers.
Thanks
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Hi The construction is not quite right and I'm not sure about the idea: - Perhaps the career span of some nurses is only about twelve years. ) Dave
- Hi The construction is not quite right and I'm not sure about the idea: - Perhaps the career span of some nurses is only about twelve years.
- ) Dave
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Hi
The construction is not quite right and I'm not sure about the idea:
- Perhaps the career span of some nurses is only about twelve years. After that, face-to-face work with patients may become more difficult and the nurse may think about changing career
(If they've done it for twelve years, they deserve a medal ...)
Dave
The construction is not quite right and I'm not sure about the idea:
- Perhaps the career span of some nurses is only about twelve years. After that, face-to-face work with patients may become more difficult and the nurse may think about changing career
(If they've done it for twelve years, they deserve a medal ...)
Dave
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