TheTravelingSee
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I am currently based in Maryland and in the process of completing my direct-entry MSN at Johns Hopkins. Last year I came to conclusion that, rather than nursing, I wanted to pursue medicine instead. While in nursing school I started a student group whose focus is spreading health advocacy and education to the underprivileged children of Baltimore. We also plan to provide free CPR/BLS (I am in the process of getting myself and my team CPR instructor certifications) classes for older children, parents and faculty from the local schools. That being said, I will only be at Hopkins for another 8 months and will no longer have the student group to continue my CPR/BLS classes. That being the case, I was thinking of starting a non-profit based in Baltimore that can provide free classes to whoever might want them. Would this be a good idea or does it seem like more or less a waste of time?