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other non-RN positions??

I am in school right now working on my prereqs for nursing school... I work in nuclear medicine right now and I'm looking to transfer. I either want to be in L&D or NICU but I don't really know if what other postions there are.... I know there are unit clerks and I would be interested in that but are there any other positions you can think of in your L&D?

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Our L&D unit has OR techs that are dedicated to OB/Gyn procedures - c/section, D&Cs, etc.

Also, we have L&D techs that are responsible for keeping the supply room stocked and the LDR rooms set up for a delivery. They actually stay pretty busy!

I don't know what they earn, but I hope this info helps you. Good luck in your job search, and in school!

There are secretary jobs on these sorts of units usually as well.

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What they earn can't be any worse then what I'm making right now hehe....

I'm just tired of nuclear medicine and coworkers who don't pull their own weight. I always knew I wanted to go into health care and I also always knew I wanted to be in L&D, but right now I'm mostly dealing with the grumpy elderly. I want to be interested in what I'm doing and radioactive isotopes really aren't my thing either. It's time for a change and I'm really hoping I can get into L&D or NICU. Unit clerk, tech, whatever I'll take it!

I went to a Doula workshop and found a hospital that uses doulas as staff! I love it! Check us out at http://www.dona.org

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Actually I am trained as a doula (through DONA as well) already but the hospitals here don't use us as staff....

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