Hello my name is Ashley I'm 21 years old and just graduated as an LPN in June 2016. I currently work at a nursing home 30-35 hours a week however in August I injured my back (physio says it a build up of pressure in my lower back that lead to 2 herniated disc) I got over my back injury but two weeks ago I re- injured myself when the old med carts wheels got stuck. Now my coworkers are telling me I should think about looking into a different career or doing LPN part time and something else part time.
Ive always liked the idea of being a education assistant and now that there is a casual position thats open I'm thinking about applying for it. However I'm also interested in Foot care course because of the high demand, good pay and flexible hours. Both jobs would be a lot easier on my back (I think)
my question is if there are any LPNs or RNs out there with two completely different jobs? Did you care about the cut in pay when taking your second job? Any advice at all would be very much appreciated!!
Hello my name is Ashley I'm 21 years old and just graduated as an LPN in June 2016. I currently work at a nursing home 30-35 hours a week however in August I injured my back (physio says it a build up of pressure in my lower back that lead to 2 herniated disc) I got over my back injury but two weeks ago I re- injured myself when the old med carts wheels got stuck. Now my coworkers are telling me I should think about looking into a different career or doing LPN part time and something else part time.
Ive always liked the idea of being a education assistant and now that there is a casual position thats open I'm thinking about applying for it. However I'm also interested in Foot care course because of the high demand, good pay and flexible hours. Both jobs would be a lot easier on my back (I think)
my question is if there are any LPNs or RNs out there with two completely different jobs? Did you care about the cut in pay when taking your second job? Any advice at all would be very much appreciated!!
Ashley