Nurse Quit Job To Run Laundromat: Brings In $475K/Yr Working PT
On a mild winter day in Arizona, 38-year-old Cami’s laundromat can teem with customers loading their clothes into washers and dryers, and employees working on laundry deliveries.
- December 1,2025 | ISSN 1940-6967
- American Society of Registered Nurses ®
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In This Issue
- Nurse Quit Job To Run Laundromat: Brings In $475K/Yr Working PT
- The Best Master’s Degrees For Nurses In 2026
- How To Start A Business As A Nurse In 2026
- Ghost Patients & Phantom Bills: Nurse Sentenced For Major Fraud, Pill Scheme
- Inside Humla Health: A Nurse-Led Revolution in Staffing, Flexibility & Mental Health
- Nurses Claim Hospitals Quietly Rolled Out AI That’s Threatening Jobs & Patient Safety
- Another Ozempic Side Effect: Losing Muscle Mass?
- What The CDC Panel Hep. B Vaccine Decision Means For You
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