I obtained my RN license in 2015. Due to personal circumstances, I did not work in bedside positions, I worked in wellness, school setting, etc. I left patient care to work in clinical trials...
scubanurse2000 replied to workingot's topic in Nursing Career
They may want to look into clinical research nursing. I currently live in California, work with a small medical device company and clear over 80K. I tend to work 40-45 hour weeks, no evenings,...
scubanurse2000 replied to koni01's topic in Nursing Career
Hi, you left me a PM message, but for some reason, I am not able to send one back. You asked me what kind of jobs I have had since I decided not to take the hospital route. I began with agencies...
I know my comment is coming in late, but how about the research sector? I am sort of a new grad and live in a super saturated area for nurses (CA), so no luck getting "normal" nursing positions....
scubanurse2000 replied to noki1024's topic in Nursing Career
I could not agree more with some of these posts! I too, am not interested in bedside nursing, and I am tired of the same old argument of paying one's dues. And, looking at it from the other side...
I completely agree with mrsmsh42, there is no substitute for life experience! I am a second career nurse and I have worked in various corporate environments in customer as well as company support, I...
I am late coming to this post, but I am in the same position in regards to hospitals. I am a new grad and eventually, I wish to become an NP working in primary outpatient care. It is not the hours...
scubanurse2000 replied to scubanurse2000's topic in General Nursing
Hi ShillaBSN, I have checked and not all require acute care/hospital experience (I am in CA-SF Bay area). A few of my friends have gone the RN-NP straight from their ADN with little or no...
scubanurse2000 replied to scubanurse2000's topic in General Nursing
Thank you Libby1987, I will check out home health opportunities as well. I have never made the connection between home health duties and how similar they are to a FNP, it makes sense
Hello, This is my first post, but I have looked up advice at allnurses for years. I am a new RN, this is my second career, and I have previous college education in other areas. I used to work in...