Published Oct 7, 2012
kuntanya, ASN, RN
45 Posts
Ok want to know if this is normal. I have been a LPN for over 3 yrs and got my RN this year. I realise that I don't like to give meds anymore. I am tecahing and I love it. I like more management, teaching, something where I don't have to be down and dirty and people yelling. I love sitting with the patients and talking to them and solving problems. I do not want to work in a hospital. Is this bad for my career if I never work in a hosp?
hiddencatRN, BSN, RN
3,408 Posts
If you never want to work in a hospital, lack of hospital experience shouldn't be a problem.
Meriwhen, ASN, BSN, MSN, RN
4 Articles; 7,907 Posts
There are many nurses that never ever set foot in a hospital for their entire career, and that doesn't make them any less of a nurse. It's your license that makes you a nurse, not where you work or what speciality you work in.
itsmejuli
2,188 Posts
I have no intention of working in a hospital either. I found a perfect role as a supervisor/problem solver and I'm very happy in my job.
realnursealso/LPN, LPN
783 Posts