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Teaieal

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  1. Hello everyone! I would like to seek some advice. I am currently a Mother-Baby nurse. This is however my very first job as I've only been an RN for a year (graduated and got licensed last year). M/B unit is a wonderful place but I feel that I am not learning anything in terms of skills. Most of my coworkers have 5-10yrs of other nursing experience (ICU, Med-Surg, ER, etc..) under their belts and often kid how "this is the unit to go to when you want to retire." I love my job but I also feel that I am cheating myself out of experience. What's worst is that I am starting to feel comfortable - relatively easy patients and the only thing I have to deal with is the high turn-over rates (employed at a large hospital). Also, the more I think about transferring out tthe more I doubt myself (since now I am starting to get used to "easy" patients). Now the question is where do I go from here? When I was doing clinicals back in nursing school, I remember thoroughly loving my oncology rotation. But am I being delusional to think I can go from M/B to Oncology? Or should I just stay where I am?

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