Your training as a nurse has helped prepare you to become a great financial advisor. Your empathy, problem-solving skills, and ability to teach are a huge part of the job. We can teach you the rest.
If you provide your contact information, we can reach out to you with a personal conversation about this incredible opportunity.
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Financial advisors listen to their clients, work hard to understand whatās most important to them, and partner with them to create a financial strategy to help them achieve their goals. Listening, understanding, and communicating information are the key attributes of a great financial advisor. Sound familiar?
Your ability to communicate, build trust, and ask the hard questions so you can get a holistic understanding of the health concerns and goals of your patients are the same skills you need as an Edward Jones Financial Advisor. Clients want to be heard, understood, and informed in a way that makes the complex simple. They want to work with someone they trust to help them achieve whatās most important to them. Much like a nurse is invested in the long-term health outcomes of patients, a financial advisor is invested in the long-term financial goals of clients. Successful financial advisors also have the emotional intelligence and empathy to help people manage the financial implications of lifeās most challenging times with confidence.
You'll find the answers to some common questions below, but if your individual question isn't addressed, just submit your information, and a recruiter will be happy to reach out to you.
Financial Advisor Job Overview
How do I get licensed?
How am I compensated while studying for exams?
What is the compensation like for new financial advisors?
Why should I choose Edward Jones to start a career as a financial advisor?
How can I succeed without a background in finance?
What kind of support is given to a new financial advisor?
What about my office and administration overhead?
The Edward Jones culture sounds too good to be true. Is it really that great?
How will I connect with other new financial advisors?
Be honest: How hard is it to make it in this field?
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