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I have been out there interviewing for different Critical Care positions and I am just turned off by the low salary that everyone offers me with my Critical Care experience. I am thinking about doing a side business to help supplement my current income so that I can pay off my student loans. My question to you wonderful nurses out there is can you please give me some ideas for what I can do in terms of a side Nursing gig. I want to open my own business which will help me make my bills while I do my full time job.
My background: Bachelor of Business Admin
BSN
Critical Care experience
I am at a loss as to what kind of business I can run on the side given my education and experience.
I do NOT want to open up a home health agency, SNF, hospice etc. I would like to do something that does not require a $100K investment to begin.
Thank you in advance
Nurse Elisha
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I absolutely agree with more education needed! I had no idea how to do footcare until I paid to be trained. When I said that I did not want to be certified, that did not mean that I would not continue to educate myself. I educated myself on weekly and sometimes daily bases. There is always something to learn!
The type of bits that I found myself using is a diamond plate bit. I tried disposable and I tried a handful of other ones, but I love the pedicure bit made by Erica's Pedicure Bit – Erica's ATA I own a small autoclave and I have done the wire brush cleaning. I own 10 of these bits.
So as for the foot care business, I was not in love with treating peoples feet. I loved taking care of the person and I loved the one on one time. I really just wanted to expand what I did and pursue more of what I loved doing :)