Published Apr 26, 2006
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Thunderwolf, MSN, RN
3 Articles; 6,621 Posts
I thought a visual would be nice for us once folks have placed their preference vote.
Also, I have placed a similar poll in our Male Nursing Forum. That poll can be viewed here:
https://allnurses.com/forums/f212/polling-our-male-nurses-what-area-nursing-you-currently-right-now-155142.html
Good comparison threads when viewed together.
-Midget-
230 Posts
I can't decide! But shoot, I'm only a pre-nursing student...so I only know about the specialties what I've read and heard. I've seen the workings of hospice, to a certain extent, and LTC...since we just placed my grandma in a nursing home. I'm kinda drawn towards critical care, but, hospice/ltc nurses now have a very special place in my heart. :) So...I can't decide. And then it's like every time I read about some speciality, I think ooo that sounds fun...I want to try that! So, I don't know what I want to be when I grow up! :)
Oh, wolfie...I forgot to add...your posts about psych nursing have me considering that bit. And I've overcome a lot of obstacles in my life, so some people say I'd be a good canidate for rehab...and it seems very rewarding!
Rocky_LPN
83 Posts
no transport nursing option
Roy Fokker, BSN, RN
1 Article; 2,011 Posts
Can we marry Peds and ER?
I see myself eventually as a Pediatric NP in the ER of a Peds hospital. And then education - I love to teach :)
Your wish is granted.
emtb2rn, BSN, RN, EMT-B
2,942 Posts
I think I'll probably lean towards ED work. I really love working pre-hospital, especially outdoor semi-remote (ski patrol), so I (and my family and friends) figure the ED is where I'll be happiest.
What do you consider Independent Practice to be?
agent
777 Posts
do you feel your options are limited?
irwin
20 Posts
I really want to become an RNFA, so I hope out of school I land a position in the affiliated hospital in the OR and maybe get some OJT as a scrub instead of being a steady circ. If all else fails, I'll just go to scrub tech school since the RNFA programs require a 2 year minimum experience.
L.O.E.N.
31 Posts
Gotta get my CRNA. I will not be satisfied until I do... I like the ER/ICU stuff alot too, but I have 2 anesthesiologists helping me through the in and outs of the medical profession so I kinda take after them. Never know, I might wind up in med-school for anesthesia if I can't stay out of college.
staygold
50 Posts
CRNA is my passion too. I have a long way too go but I'm focused
[RN]wannabe09
15 Posts
Hmmmmmmmm..
for now i want to be a E.R nurse.
not yet have an idea about the other field(im just a second yr BSN)
my professor in ana Physio works as a E.R nurse, he told us about this. and i find this one adventurous