what else can I do?

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:redpinkhei do enjoy my job even if i get stressed sometimes-- but i realized that i don't want to be a floor nurse forever, so that is why i am back at school getting my bsn.

as an rn, right now i am getting my experience working on the floors, sometimes i am floated to stepdown picu & nicu--- as well as to other units.

but does anyone know a website, or something else that i can do with my rn career that has nothing to do with bedside nursing? (besides the er or rapid care center)

thanks!

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Case management is always an option. CM's are needed in the inpatient setting (but have minimal or no patient care) and home health.

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:redpinkhei do enjoy my job even if i get stressed sometimes-- but i realized that i don't want to be a floor nurse forever, so that is why i am back at school getting my bsn.

as an rn, right now i am getting my experience working on the floors, sometimes i am floated to stepdown picu & nicu--- as well as to other units.

but does anyone know a website, or something else that i can do with my rn career that has nothing to do with bedside nursing? (besides the er or rapid care center)

thanks!

you can be a research nurse, work in a clinic (regular m-f days, no nights or weekends), or work for a biopharma company (drug safety). rns can also be cras (clinical research associates) who monitor clinical trials (you won't be stressed taking care of patients on the floor). hope that helps.

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