Published Jul 2, 2011
lovingtheunloved, ASN, RN
940 Posts
About 6 months ago I had a bit of an upheaval in my life causing pretty much EVERYTHING to change, including leaving my SNF job of almost 8 years. I took a few months off, and then got a job in home health and just have to say...
WHERE has this job been all my life?? Seriously the funnest job ever! Just thought I'd share.
caliotter3
38,333 Posts
Best kept secret.
NaKcl, BSN, RN
236 Posts
:) you must having a good experience with home health nursing.
I have been thinking about home health nursing lately.
I think I would like the one and one care in home health.
I was wondering, Can a nurse with hospital experience start as a case manager in home health field?
Or, do I need to start from the staff position in home health first?
thanks.
RNMom2010
454 Posts
I agree! I really enjoy my job, my coworkers, my patients.
tabster224
51 Posts
If you have hospital experience, they will snap you up in a second. Most people that work home care, case manage (esp if you work full time). If you work PRN some agencies don't let you case manage, some do. Good luck!!
I actually DON'T have hospital experience, and my boss was initially a little wary of hiring me because of that. She said she had never hired anyone in home health or hospice without med surg experience. Thankfully she gave me a chance!
tabster224,
thank you for your reply.
You are very welcome! I think you'd do great case managing!