Why can’t nurses be older than 25?

Most nurses in clinics or physical examination centers have no age requirements. In short, staffed nurses must be under 35 years old, and the age of non-staffed nurses is appropriate.

Nowadays, most hospital recruitment information has age restrictions for nurses, usually under 30 years old, or even younger, under 25 years old.

If you want to become a staffed nurse, you are generally required to be under 35 years old. If you are a personnel agency or a dispatched nurse, there is generally no age requirement. However, if you are too old and are not suitable for night shifts, the hospital will generally Don't want it.