caregiverready

Hi there! First of all, I love this site. I've been using it for five years to answer all my questions, but I only just became a member. I love how helpful you are--thanks! I am about to transfer from community college into nursing school to get my BSN and I'm trying to decide what to do with it. Internet wasn't very helpful: it wasn't clear what RNs do versus what BSNs do. I thought getting your personal experience would be better. My plan, after passing the NCLEX (fingers crossed), is to find a job in a hospital to get some experience, but I don't want to work there forever. I love working with people one-on-one and taking my time to serve them. Hospitals need people who can serve many patients at once QUICKLY. Are there any options for someone who doesn't want to care for people on a short schedule? Doctor's offices seem to be hiring RNs less and less due to the expense. But I love massage therapy--I only work on friends and family for now. I give private care for an elderly lady with LBD, so I love basic care that personal. Are there any other options for a BSN besides working in a hospital?