Rough start to nursing...Please help

Thanks so much... I worked from august til the end of oct. I've been jobless since and I just don't know what direction to go in or where i would be suscessful I really did enjoy it there which makes it super hard when looking for other jobs any advice would be much appreciated. Thanks
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Thanks for trying to help me out...they said that there were safety concerns and time management issues. I really had a tough time getting my assements in on time and I think that was partly due to the fact that everything was still done on paper and I think computerized charting would help... I had a really good preceptor who i liked a lot and she was very patient with me. I did have regular meeting with my unit educator and she never voiced any concerns to me about my progression through orientation. I felt like there were definately things that I needeed to work on and be able to get more efficient with my care. I guess i didn't know how I compared to other new grads. and I was thinking things would get better. Then one day i went in for a meeting with the educator which i thought was a regualar meeting and the mangager was also there (I didn't know her my hiring manager resigned and she was just an interim manager) she said that she didn't feel the floor was a good fit for me at this point and the I would need to resign or she would be forced to fire me! I was shocked and i wish i would have thought things through before i resigned but they were like if you resign you'll still have a good record here and they would rehire me if I wanted to come back in a year or two after I got my feet wet somewhere else. I'm trusting this is all part of God's plan for me but Just loooking for some advice on where might be a good. I really did enjoy the kids a whole lot but I feel I could be happy working with adults too. My favorite clinicals in school were the peds clincals. I didn't care of psych or telemetry that I did. i liked maternity okay. I enjoyed community health and health education alot I really would love to something were I actually get the know my patients and their families. Maybe something with a little slower pace. My dream would be to start a program to combat Childhood obesity and help manage diabetes in kida but i know that i need some experience first! Sorry this got so long
Thanks ! for reading it, I applied of an outpatient oncology (adults) I thought that might be a little less intense and enable me to see the same patients often what do you think about that?