Published Sep 16, 2016
cocoa_puff
489 Posts
Has anyone thought about or actually left nursing for another career? What non-nursing career would you be interested in?
I would like to do something anatomy/lab/research related, with a predictable work environment, routine, minimal patient contact, and lots of science!
twozer0, NP
1 Article; 293 Posts
bed and breakfast owner (it will happen someday)
Awesome!
Palliative Care, DNP
781 Posts
Philanthropist would be ideal but most likely not in the cards.
meanmaryjean, DNP, RN
7,899 Posts
I've said it before, I'll say it again:
Exotic dancer
HardStick69
12 Posts
Work in research. You may be able to get your foot in the door as a "coordinator" and eventually step it up to a clinical trial monitor. Both make decent pay but its a huge diff from bedside. I was a nurse pharmacist and used to infuse stemcells for some big trials(doctors office setting). Lots of possibilities. I however am looking for a change in paths towards military/corrections. Good luck feel free to ask q's
rearviewmirror, BSN, RN
231 Posts
corporate executive after I get MBA or something... prefarably not in healthcare-related corporation though
Everline
901 Posts
I'm not leaving nursing any time soon. But I would love to make a living being a part of a string quartet, supplemented by giving private music lessons. I'd write a novel or two on the side. That would be a dream. I also sometimes think I'd very much like to have a career in animal welfare.
Rose_Queen, BSN, MSN, RN
6 Articles; 11,936 Posts
I've said it before, I'll say it again:Exotic dancer
Not a cam girl?
I'd like to try professional travel photography. Would need a lot more education on it and better quality gear, though.
Not a cam girl? I'd like to try professional travel photography. Would need a lot more education on it and better quality gear, though.
Nah- I already have one work from home job- I need to get out more!
VivaLasViejas, ASN, RN
22 Articles; 9,996 Posts
Works for me...at least until I remember that I'm fat and can't dance.
secondlifenurse, MSN, RN
54 Posts
Beachcomber. But the career advancement is limited as is the pay