Published Dec 30, 2003
IloveSnoopy
187 Posts
Hi all,
I'm back again... One of the below threads caught my attention this afternoon....the one about nurse recruiting. I'm just wondering.....are there actually "nurses" that do nurse recruiting??? If so...how do I get a job like that...LOL. Sounds like it would be interesting to me. I guess everyone can tell by my recent posts ....that I'm not super happy at my current job. I mean...it's okay...but I'd really like to try something different someday. Telephone triage is what I'd really like to get into...but I just can't seem to find any opportunities in "Northwest Wisconsin":eek: Of course I'm still thinking about the vet. tech. part time thing.....I don't know what I want to be when I grow up.... Well..I guess I've gone off track once again.....I guess my point is that I really want to get away from bedside nursing....and the whole case manager thing doesn't intrigue me...what's left??? Ohh yeah....thanks for any insight into my original nurse recruiter question...LOL.....:chuckle
NCgirl
188 Posts
When I was hired out of school, both nurse recruiters were nurses. So, there are those opportunities out there. Good luck!
Tweety, BSN, RN
35,418 Posts
Our nurse recruiter is a nurse. My facility has had one nurse recruiter who wasn't a nurse, but in human resources.
I think it takes a nurse to know the job description and to answer questions, to understand what ratios are, etc. etc. But it is quite far from the bedside, so I can understand how a non-nurse might also do the job.
I'm not sure how to get those jobs. But yes, quite a few recuiters are nurses. Good luck!