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After you are out of nursing school what kind of nurse (OB, Med-Surg, CCU, ER, etc) do you want to be and why?

What are your future goals in Nursing?

Also how do you feel when you hear some nurses say all nurses should start out in Med-Surg?

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I am interested in either ER or some type of Critical Care. I would like to eventually be a flight nurse for while and I also plan to get my masters (maybe in Forensic Nursing). One thing that excites me so much about nursing is there is SO much to do and learn!!

As far as the med-surg thing I don't have any desire to start there and though I am just a student I don't see the point if that is not what you want to do.

Marilyn

Specializes in LTC, ER, ICU,.

as always, it is er.

Specializes in med/surg, new FNP.

I wouldn't mind doing med/surg for a while after I get through w/ADN. I need to relocate and the sign on bonuses double in a lot of hospitals for med/surg. As soon as I graduate I will start on my BSN and then get my masters in addiction studies. All I want to do is addiction and recovery nursing.

I have always thought I wanted to work in L&D. But now I am thinking about cardiology, because I am so fascinated with it. But I can "see" myself doing L&D, but I can't "see" myself doing cardiology. Maybe because I have personally experienced L&D as a patient. I dunno. But I'm sure I will change my mind about 40 times before I finish clinicals!

I want to work in NICU. Dallas has numerous hospitals with level II and III NICU's, so I am hopeful I can get a job with one when I graduate.

My aunt is a nurse practitioner and she said to avoid Med/Surg. She said the conditions are so bad that many new nurses burn out quickly and leave the profession. She said you are better off in an area where the nurse/patient ratio is more controlled.

ICU here.....specifically SICU or CVICU. I am wanting to do ICU to complete the necessary time to gain entry to CRNA school.

Specializes in Telemetry/Med Surg.

I hope to get into LTC. I want especially to help the elderly. Especially the veterans of wars. I have such a passion for them. I just want them to feel like somebody cares about them and that they are not alone in their golden years.

I'm thinking about going into psych, but who knows. i guess it's still to early in the game to get my mind set on one thing.

maybe i'll go on to be a psyNP one day or even a psychiatrist....it would take alot of convincing to get my husband to let me do that tho :)

I want to be a flight nurse!

Keely

After you are out of nursing school what kind of nurse (OB, Med-Surg, CCU, ER, etc) do you want to be and why?

ER

What are your future goals in Nursing?

i will have my ADN in a couple of weeks. next spring i will start an online program to finish my BSN. my plans after that are to finish my masters in acute trauma NP but one thing at a time.

Also how do you feel when you hear some nurses say all nurses should start out in Med-Surg?

i feel as if that person has a right to their opinions. i do believe that med/surg is the route for some people that may feel they need it. however, i feel as if going straight to the ER is the right thing for me to do.

LDRP first and foremost!

I haven't started clinicals yet (next month) but I entered nursing school with such a love of my labor and birth experience. I want other women to have the wonderful/not so wonderful experiences that I had. I have 3 children and 3 dramatically different birth experiences.

If I can help a woman have a positive labor/pp experience I'll be happy.

Going into nursing... I start clinicals in the fall... I am leaning towards either psych or corrections. I don't know why 'corrections', but it does interest me. I will be working this summer as an english tutor in a women's correctional facility and am excited about that. Our son is autistic/bipolar and I have much psych knowledge thanks to him. I'd like to share it... I think I understand how parents feel when they have a child with those issues.

Definitely critical care or ER. I find the complexity and excitement very appealing. Long term I'm also thinking about CRNA which requires at least a year of adult critical care experience.

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