This year's nursing graduates can do a lot without a nurse's license. I suggest a few points, which I hope will help you. If my answer is incomplete, you can go to some websites to check such information, and there are forums to discuss these issues. Before, I trained in the medical education network to take the nurse certificate. That website is ok, and the information industry is timely and complete. I might as well go there. ...

If you want to be a nurse, then: 1. You can go to the hospital to study and work. The salary is definitely not high, but it lays the foundation for becoming a nurse in the future. 2. You can also try a small clinic. 3. Pharmacies are also ok, and you need to know more about medicine. 4. There are also undocumented little nurses in the physical examination center.

If you don't want to be a nurse or something, then: 1. You can be a medical representative, as long as you have a glib tongue. 2. Be a baby teaching assistant. 3. Go to that kind of medical publishing house to do nursing proofreading and editing or something.