Feinhawk

Thank you neats, I sincerely appreciate all you have said

Cpr isn't an issue it's standing for long periods and lifting that's the issue. I am Cpr certified.

That was the 2nd opinion and my case manager said a 3rd is almost impossible to convince them to do

I'll have to look into it and see what I'd have to do.

Thank you I contacted my counselor and I'm hoping he can point me in the right direction. It just sucks because our start dat is September 2019 and these workmans comp doctors take so long to give any kind of real answers.

Yea a nurse manager would definitely need experience though.

Thank you I will be contacting my case manager and I contacted my counselor to try and figure out what my new career may be.

Thank you I'll take a look into it.

What's an MPH?

Thank you very much, I figured this would be the case but part of me was hoping I could still pursue it.

Hi all, I am writing today to ask a question that I will probably get a lot of backlash for. I have worked as a nurses aide for over 10 years and a medication aide for 5+. I got injured on the job while I have been doing my prerequisites I have 1 more class left before beginning the RN program in September. I have wanted to be a nurse my whole life and I was so excited to be heading towards the beginning of this journey (I plan to become an NP) Now my issue is the doctor told me pretty much that due to the extent of my injuries I need to stop pursuing nursing and do clerical work. I'm completely devastated , so I came here to see if there is any hope. If my final evaluating doctors find this to be true is it possible for me to be able to get a desk job as a new RN or will I have to change my degree of choice? I'm at a complete loss right now and don't know what to do, and since it is workmans comp I cannot disobey the doctors orders. Is there hope or should I give up on my dreams?