LeXXX 7 Posts Mar 19, 2011 Me TOO! I'm done with floor nursing. I just can't change the system (all by myself) and I don't have the personality to deal with the BS. My ethics have been trashed for too long. I am looking into EMR (electronic medical records.) But I know little else aside from the catchy title. -L
ErinS, BSN, RN 347 Posts Specializes in Hospice. Mar 20, 2011 I guess this depends on if you want to stay in healthcare or leave totally. Honestly, if I was going to change careers I would open a nursery and spend all day with plants. However, if you want to stay in healthcare there is lots you can do- work for health insurance, pharmacy rep, research, teaching (in my state anyone with a Bachelor's degree can be a k-12 teacher), and informatics (computer stuff). My mom is a health information manager and apparently the government is investing lots of money is EMR and data management.Good luck!
tewdles, RN 3,156 Posts Specializes in PICU, NICU, L&D, Public Health, Hospice. Has 31 years experience. Mar 22, 2011 I would recommend that you consider in what ways you might practice nursing that does not involve the acute care hospital setting. You have paid a lot of money for that education and now you have experience, which is priceless. Perhaps you simply need another venue or specialty within nursing to find your passion?