Excited!

[TravelRNdreaming]

I quit my hospital job of 9 years!

[Julius Seizure]

Yes I have a job lol I am working in telehealth. No more running around the hospitals hallways.

This sounds like something I want to know more about - how does it work?

[Here.I.Stand, BSN, RN]

Congratulations on the move, and the health goals!

[TriciaJ, RN]

thank you!

i just started so time will tell.

But i have 9 years under my belt, plus I am getting my MSN-ed to teach,

and hopefully this year I will have my first 1/3 marathon! LOL

now I see why dayshift nurses are the ones that do all the activities in the hospital such as committees and patcipate in events lol

all I wanted to do was sleep on my days off and never cared for any of that stuff.

in my research class I did a paper on night shift nurse parcipation in hospital activities and found is only 12% of nurses who work at night. I always wondered why there is no night activities for the night nurses.

I am so excited for you. Nothing like just taking the plunge.

I get not being able to do things while working nights. No matter how much sleep you get, it's not really good sleep and you're never not tired. At least, that's how I felt when I worked nights.

Congratulations!

[TravelRNdreaming]

I am so excited for you. Nothing like just taking the plunge.

I get not being able to do things while working nights. No matter how much sleep you get, it's not really good sleep and you're never not tired. At least, that's how I felt when I worked nights.

Congratulations!

I agree! thank you :)

i am so excited! Lol I got my old coworkers asking me about it.

[TravelRNdreaming]

This sounds like something I want to know more about - how does it work?

Pm me

[KandidNurse]

congrats sounds like a much needed change! Best wishes!

[NotYourMamasRN]

I can't wait to quit nursing altogether!

[TravelRNdreaming]

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[TravelRNdreaming]

I can't wait to quit nursing altogether!

LOL nursing is nursing. Definitely a hard job. You really have to love helping sick people.

now i telehealth I help people but in a different way. I am still learning so I do have insecurities but who doesn't when they first start a new job?

[Cat365]

thank you!

i just started so time will tell.

But i have 9 years under my belt, plus I am getting my MSN-ed to teach,

and hopefully this year I will have my first 1/3 marathon! LOL

now I see why dayshift nurses are the ones that do all the activities in the hospital such as committees and patcipate in events lol

all I wanted to do was sleep on my days off and never cared for any of that stuff.

in my research class I did a paper on night shift nurse parcipation in hospital activities and found is only 12% of nurses who work at night. I always wondered why there is no night activities for the night nurses.

It may just be me but from my observations the long term night staff nurses have less of a "joining" attitude. I think many of them like the fact that there are less people-doctors, visitors, management around. That's one of the reasons that they choose night shift.

[Been there,done that, ASN, RN]

Yes I have a job lol I am working in telehealth. No more running around the hospitals hallways.

Plus i am almost done with my MSN-ed.

i wanted advice from telecommute nurses who work from home. But didn't get any lol. But I realized that everyone has their own story so I just gave it a chance. I am a creature of habit, so that's why this is exciting for me.

Congrats. You have paid your dues with 9 years at the bedside. Took me longer to get out. I telecommute, but not in the telehealth role. What exactly, will you be responsible for?

I CAN tell you, any work from home position is under a special microscope. Every decision you make is closely monitored .

[TravelRNdreaming]

True. I figured I would be micromanaged. I am, but as an employee for someone else you have to be.

one day, I dream of being a business owner. If I had the money I totally would.