Married, is it worth going to the township nurse next door?

The answer to this question will be influenced by personal circumstances and the assessment of the needs of township nurses. I can give you some relevant information, but the final decision depends on your own preferences and goals.

First of all, the establishment of township nurses means that you will work in township hospitals or clinics to provide basic medical services to local residents. This usually includes routine physical examination, disease diagnosis and treatment, assisting doctors in surgery and dealing with emergencies. As a nurse, you have to deal with doctors, other nurses and patients every day.

With the acceleration of urbanization, the demand for township medical services is also increasing. The job opportunities of township nurses may be relatively stable, especially in rural areas. However, the specific working environment and treatment may be different from those in city hospitals. You may need to consider some factors, including salary level, work pressure, career development opportunities, working hours and welfare benefits.

In addition, your marital status also needs to be taken into account. The establishment of township nurses may require you to live in or near township hospitals, which may mean that you need to work farther away from your family and friends. This may bring some difficulties and challenges to married people.

To sum up, whether it is worthwhile to go to the township nurse establishment depends on your interest in this profession, your acceptance of the working environment, and your consideration of family situation. If you have a strong interest in township medical work and your family situation permits, then this establishment may be a good choice. But if you prefer to work in an urban environment, or your family situation is not suitable for living in a township, you may need to reassess your choice.