Yes, Some Nurses Smoke.
According to tobaccofreenurses.org, 15% of Registered Nurses (RNs) and 28% of Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) are addicted to tobacco. Even though Nurses are smoking less than they used to, a significant amount (millions) of health care workers smoke.
If you are one of the remaining travel nurses that smokel, this is a survival guide for you. Even Nurses hooked on tobacco need income. Smoking is a vile, filthy, expensive vice, no one should engage in it, it is dangerous and unhealthy, I encourage everyone to quit. So with that disclaimer said... I am a smoker, now please leave me alone if you see me puffing away when I am not at work. (read more for the answer)






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