Best RN job for FNP student?

[PA_RN87]

I will be starting FNP studies in September, and am currently planning to relocate and return to where I grew up. I'm sorting through available jobs, and am at a loss for what is in my best interest. I know I want part time, and ideally somewhere that offers tuition assistance, but that's not required. I want to stay frosty without killing myself. I currently work on a very busy, high acuity medical-oncology unit with 2+ years experience. Any advice would be greatly appreciated :-)

[traumanurse99]

I agree. I worked for 5 years on a interventional cardiac floor. Working in the ED, at least ours, allows you to complete the SOAP note. Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan. Practice what you are taught in school. We even draw blood, order labs, order some rad tests all on our assessment prior the doctor even seeing the patient. It's AWESOME!