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Nurses: Are you where you started in Nursing?

i was wondering if nurses tend to stay in the same area of nursing more than they change areas. i was also wondering if, even if they have changed areas, they still consider the area they started in as their fav. area.

Which applies to the areas that you have worked as a nurse? 12 members have participated

  1. 1. Which applies to the areas that you have worked as a nurse?

    • I work in the area of nursing where I first started as a grad.
      8%
      1
    • I have changed areas and like the area I am in now better.
      83%
      10
    • I have changed areas and like the first area I worked as a grad better.
      8%
      1
    • I have no preference in the areas I have worked.
      0%
      0

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Started in the NICU as a student...still here 6 years later.

No plans to change units, ever! LOVE MY JOB!

No, Graduated Last May( Can't Believe It Has Been A Year Already) In Med-surg, Have Recently Changed To Obstetrics, And I Loooooooove It!!!!!!!

I've been in almost every area of nursing because I get bored easily if I'm not learning new things. Some of the areas I revisited years later and found them essentially unchanged from what they used to be. But, after 28 years, I'm still an RN!

I started working in general ward after graduation and passing my boards in the PHIL shifted a year after and became a police officer working as an RN in a drug treatment facility and now I am a Psyche nurse here in Albany after hurdling the thousand and one exam to get me here..no regrets..I love where I am now!

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