Please Help!!

Oh dear at this thread.

If i had free time which I dont because of school i would be reading stuff i wanna read. Aint nothing like a good erotic book?

2 hours ago, gravy94 said:

Maybe I didn’t make myself clear when I asked this question.

You certainly didn't.

Check out stand alone endoscopy centers in your area. They often look for PRN nurses.

A lot of the single or married without kids nurses in my department work overtime every week and plan fun vacations with the overtime money. Some others work extra to pay off loans.

When younger and with more energy,used to go rollerskating after work ,ladies session,I also had a partime position in center.

Learn a new hobby or study for certification, good luck.

18 hours ago, gravy94 said:

Maybe I didn’t make myself clear when I asked this question. I meant to ask do people have 2nd job and if yes, what kind of nursing or non-nursing job?

Wow. You're right, that was not made clear at all in your original post.

Even with your clarification, I'm gonna go out on a limb and argue that being a new grad is stressful and you're still probably adapting to the RN role. Bearing that in mind, I honestly think the answer of "do whatever you want!" still stands. Enjoy your days off, give yourself time to rest and reflect, and use that time to review concepts that you're encountering with fresh eyes as a new nurse. I know as a new grad I would have struggled with a second job at first.

If you are truly confident in your ability to balance two jobs, you could get something per diem at another hospital, or just pick up OT where you are currently. Psych and LTC probably offer eight hour shifts and may have per diem work. I knew one nurse who worked at a methadone clinic on her off days. Possibly substitute school nurse? Really, there are a lot of options, depending on your interests. So it still begs the question, what do *you* want to do?

Computer games. Definitely, try World of Warcraft, or league of legends.

Cheers

After reading your follow up post avoid League of Legends it can be very toxic and they will eat snowflakes like you. ?

I volunteer with an animal rescue group. I also went back to school for my master’s. this is an expensive way to “pass the time” though. ?

If you like learning, look into studying for the specialization you work in—example, CCRN, CEN.

Pick up more shifts until you figure it out.

On 4/2/2019 at 9:50 PM, NICU Guy said:

and if you still have time after that, come to my house and do laundry and clean

????

I agree with JKL33 learn about personal finance. Read some good books like Personal Finance for Dummies, Deal with Your Debt, Your Credit Score, Smart Women Finish Rich. I wish I had done that when I was young, maybe I'd be able to retire already and enjoy the rest of my life stress-free.