how can I get a job as a nurse right out of high school with just a High school diploma ?

You cannot simply start working in a hospital right out of HS. You will need to get your CNA certificate in order to work. Some hospitals offer programs that will assist in obtaining your LVN to RN.

You cannot get a job as a nurse just out of high school.

You can't. That's the short and truthful answer. Nursing requires a lot more than a HS education. If you aren't happy in school and are not willing to study a few years more, then pick something else to do with your life. As a nurse you will be learning constantly throughout your career, and may need to go on to another degree to qualify for certain jobs and promotions. Florence Nightingale once said "Let us never think of ourselves as finished nurses. We must be learners our entire lives." If you don't fancy going on to college (ADN or BSN) consider taking an LPN course which is shorter ( a year to 18 months)and will not require the science and math of a collegiate nursing degree. As an LPN (depending on the state in whih you work) you will work in hospitals, nursing homes, and under the supervision of a Registered Nurse. Sounds like you are tyring to avoid more study. If that's true, forget nursing. If it's a matter of finances and affording school, look into TAP grants (you don't pay them back if you qualify) and student loans and scholarships like everyone else. You might consider easing into nursing (you'll still have to study) by taking a course as a certified nursing assistant and working in a hospital. Many institutions will pay for their CNAs to go on to LPN school or to College for an Associate degree in nursing.

Unfortunately, it’s doubtful that you can get a job as a nurse right out of high school. I would think you would have to a least have your CNA certification to get a foot in the door. If you want to work as a licensed nurse, you have to go to either LPN or RN school. Some specialty areas only hire Registered nurses

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Hi!😊 You can apply to hospitals for a CNA position and they will train you. And then you can attend a JC for an AA in Nursing and complete your nursing prerequisites at the same time. You can then take a Nursing Program at a JC or at a University. You also can go to a Private Nursing School, but they tend to be very expensive, unless you can qualify for financial assistance.
Good luck to you!!! I have been an RN, BSN, RNC for 40 years.😊 Not only has it been a great paying career, with great benefits, but also rewarding emotionally!!😁