Nurse Malpractice Insurance

I want to be a nurse practitioner who specializes in obstetrics and gynecology. But someone said it may be worthwhile, given the high cost of insurance against abuses. I have really wanted out of there, but I also want to be comfortable financially. I'm afraid I do not have enough money to support a family comfortably, because I have to pay half my salary in insurance each year. Is it really so bad? It will be worth 4-8 years from now? My main concern is not money, but I am not crazy to spend six or more years of school and work 40 hours a week for the chickens home to my children, Get Real? if the concern is financial, which is in the right place. Medicine helps people, and this should be your primary concern is not, as you do. If you are really interested in a doctor, must do the work for free, but they are happy to accept any payment, you can get - including poultry, agricultural products and free services - a barter system, as the old times. Depending on where you are employed, the employer may pay for professional liability, so it will not be a problem. Actually, the price of insurance for a nurse-midwife is not great, and it is normally covered by the employer. Any hiccups in the process of pregnancy or childbirth, call obstetrician with deep pockets, so your liability is not so much. The lawyers go after the big money, not the silly little nurse midwife .