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juliebug

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  1. Hello all! I am in need of some advice. Any input would be greatly appreciated! I am basically a new grad. Only 6 months experience under my belt...all in ICU. I am not sure the ICU is where I belong and have an offer on the table at a state facility in a LTC environment. I have weighed the pros and cons of each as far as commute, pay, hours, benefits, etc. I am still so confused it is absolutely consuming me! My fears are that I will lose my skills and not be employable if LTC is not for me. Also, I am worried that I will look like a "job hopper" on my resume should it not work out. I feel very fortunate to have the job I have now as there are several of my peers that have yet to find jobs. I am content in my position but not happy! I have learned a lot but the ICU doesn't really allow me utilize my communication and interpersonal skills that are my strong points. This is a second career for me and those skills were a key factor in my decision to up and quit my career and become a nurse. The stress of not knowing where I belong has at times made me question my decision to ever become a nurse. Is it uncommon to feel this way? I am curious as to how long it takes and how to go about finding my niche! Any advice?
  2. Tanzanite thank you so much for the reply and the warm welcome!
  3. Hello all! I am a new grad moving to the Knoxville area in a few months. Would anyone mind giving me a heads up on what to expect in my job search? I am from St. Louis where the jobs are plentiful and the pay is a little above average for a RN. I just don't know what to expect with this move. Thanks so much in advance!!

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