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Mandy LVN
42 Posts
I have been a Med/Surge nurse for the better part of the last 9 years and have decided I want to try something else. I have an interview today at 2pm with a home health agency. I am a little nervous as I have NO home health experience but have gotten tired of the hospital. I seem to be in a rut there and there is NO room for advancement with out my RN (which I start next summer). If anyone can give me any tips/ideas as to what it's like as a home health nurse and what to expect I would really appreciate it. I usually have a hard time moving out of my "comfort zone" but I really think it's time. I am planning to keep my PRN status as the hospital but want to try something different. Thanks all!!!