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Summer job?

I am an experienced RN, but new to school nursing. Actually, I'm working at a university so the summers are very long, with classes ending the first of May and not returning until late August. I'm wondering if anyone has ideas for summer jobs. I don't necessarily need to work as an RN. Anything fun, preferably community-oriented, and health or fitness related would do. I've been looking online like crazy, but there don't seem to be any options in my area except teenager jobs. At 37, I don't want to be working with a bunch of teens. I hate hospital nursing, so working PRN at the hospital is something I want to avoid at all costs. I'm wondering if I'm just missing some obvious ideas for enjoyable summer work--I'd be glad to hear any thoughts!

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    Camp nurse? You could volunteer at local camps if pay isn't an issue for camps that don't pay for nurses.

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    Does your community have a Parks and Rec department or something similar? Ours hires summer help for teaching/coaching baseball and Tball, town beautification (planting flower beds and watering, etc.), help at the local pool/swimming lessons, campground hosting, etc.

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    Summer camp nursing. If you have kids, they might could go for free, depending on the camp.

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    If you have your BSN you can be an adjunct LVN faculty member and help teach clinicals.

    If you have your MSN you can be an adjunct faculty for a BSN program.

    I teach clinicals in the summer. It is fun, enjoyable, and easy money.

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