- Is it safe in New York City?
- What is the dress code?
- Who is behind Pro-Life Nurse Missions?
- Who will give medical oversight to Pro-Life Nurse Missions nurses?
- Will Pro-Life Nurse Missions nurses be covered by liability insurance?
- What if I don’t have a New York State RN license?
- Will I earn CEUs as a result of participating in Pro-Life Nurse Missions?
- I actually live in New York City—can I apply for a nursing position with CompassCare?
- Will there be opportunities to sightsee in NYC while I'm there?
Is it safe in New York City?
The Economist rates New York as one of the top 15 safest cities in the world. It’s also one of the top 5 safest big cities in the US. For short-term visitors, that means exercising “normal precautions” in the Big Apple.
What is the dress code?
Business casual with closed toe shoes. A short-sleeved lab coat will be provided by Pro-Life Nurse Missions to each nurse for in-office use.
Who is behind Pro-Life Nurse Missions?
Pro-Life Nurse Missions is organized and funded by CompassCare®. Click here to learn more about CompassCare®’s mission to save women and babies from abortion.
Who will give medical oversight to Pro-Life Nurse Missions nurses?
CompassCare®’s Medical Directors will assume medical supervision of all Pro-Life Nurse Missions nurse participants.
Will Pro-Life Nurse Missions nurses be covered by liability insurance?
CompassCare® provides standard medical malpractice coverage for all Pro-Life Nurse Missions nurse participants. Proof of insurance can be made available upon the acceptance of your application.
What if I don’t have a New York State RN license?
Click here for more information.
Will I earn CEUs as a result of participating in Pro-Life Nurse Missions?
A continuing education unit (CEU) is a measure used in continuing education programs to assist the professional to maintain their license in their profession. Pro-Life Nurse Missions participants will not earn CEUs.
I actually live in New York City—can I apply for a nursing position with CompassCare?
We would love to talk with you! Please let us know about your interest by sending us a message.
Will there be opportunities to sightsee in NYC while I’m there?
Yes! Here are some options!
No-Cost Places to Visit:
- 911 Memorial, site of Sept 11, 2001 attack: outdoors
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art: tickets are “pay what you wish”
- American Museum of Natural History: NYS residents “pay what you wish”
- The High Line: a historic elevated freight rail-line public park on the west side of Manhattan
- The Chelsea Market: an indoor food and retail marketplace
- Times Square: the iconic location of the New Year’s Eve midnight ball drop
- IKEA Brooklyn: a Swedish home-furnishing store
Paid Options:
- Ferry to Governor’s Island: a 172 acre island park in the heart of New York Harbor: adults $5 | 65+ free
- 911 Memorial Museum: $27-$33; purchase tickets in advance
- Broadway Show: $20-$145; purchase tickets in advance
- Statue of Liberty National Monument and Ellis Island: $25-$51; purchase tickets in advance
- Central Park Carriage Ride: $89 for short tour
- Empire State Building: $82-84