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infinityRN_BSN

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  1. hey I might be saying what others have already said- but, you are still in nursing school, that is a burnout in itself. The nervousness could just be from your preceptor or clinical professor just watching you, I get like that when like the joint commission or DOH is watching me- it happens. You will be nervous on your first job, because school doesn't compare to real life experience. You are going to learn on the job. But if after all that your guts tell you to leave before you even start, then do it. Just my opinion. hope you make whatever decision makes you happy!
  2. Hi allnurses! I know I can always count on coming on this great platform to get some advice. I'm at a crossroads, need opinions on which job offer to take. I'm also currently in a FNP program. I have been a nurse for 7 years, did everything from nursing home, sub acute rehab, and now med surg (which is the cause of my burnout, and not wanting to do bedside nursing). Job offers: 1. well known NYC hospital working night shift 12 hours (haven't worked nights in over 6 years). tuition reimbursed through previous employer by putting in hours there 2. case management job at a MLTC company. monday-friday, no weekends no holidays. no tuition reimbursement until a year later, can't put in hours at my previous job Please help! as I need to make a decision very soon! Thank you =)

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