Could you eli5 who I become a lab tech

I've never seen a space heater with a thermostat on it, but sure enough I Googled it and I guess that's how they make em now. That being the case I'll eat crow on this one and admit there's more to figuring out how much power one would use.

I'd still be leery about relying on one too much though given current power prices.

it is no where near $75k for student loans to do an accelerated RN program

Biddeford? Is three an issue at the biddeford target?

Yes

Real answer: something moving. A little arm on a servo with a flag.

The motion will catch peoples eyes way better.

Fine carpenters and any trade needed for house building.

If you are in the trades and take phone calls, and respond to messages, you will drown in work.

Dentists

I know a bunch of people have said anything in the medical field, I would call out Lab Techs. It can be a very good career path without some of the stress of direct patient care.

Create a one way portal that encircles the sign that sends the car to the back of parking lot

Which isn’t bad starting out… but all the experienced teachers got shafted.

Fresh out of college $40,000 Ten years experience + masters + extra credits $55,000… maybe.

Well they did 4 of em, so 4x fun now.......

I know that MMC gives nursing scholarships to existing employees, plus tuition reimbursement. It is meant to help people from the general healthcare field advance degrees.

Nursing home staff.

Vets and Therapists

Mortician or Funeral Director

A large number of rural schools got hit, needing to raise pay to comply with the states new minimum teacher pay law due to how bad some of the pay is.

The minimum for this year is only $40k for a certified teacher.

How about continuing the parking stalls all the way to the end of the aisle?

A buddy of mine wanted to do a career shift- he started school for being an electrician. He was three weeks into the program and through the teacher of the class he had four job offers to apprentice. Just about any tradesperson is going to be in very high demand.

Also: healthcare, teachers, therapists, veterinarians, all kinds of things.

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Maines starting to use unqualified people for full time teachers. Likely cause they don’t pay enough to put up with the job.

Tree harvesting

Look at it in google maps, the turn is sharper than a 90d angle which makes turning without cutting the corner harder.

I'm not sure if it comes with significant financial incentives but USM has a fifteen month BS to RN program that isn't terribly expensive.