To research more careers options, see our previous Job Market articles . It's not your typical nursery. Instead of soothing lullabies, the air is filled with high-pitched beeps from machines that tower over acrylic bassinets.
Nurses bustle about the room, checking monitors, writing notes, adjusting dozens of wires and tubes.
And always, anxious parents gaze hungrily at the babies they long to take home. This is the special-care nursery at Stevens Hospital in Edmonds. The nurses who work there say they wouldn't trade their jobs for anything. I guess I'll be doing this till the day I die. Only sick or premature babies come into the special-care unit.