What do you think about community / public health nurses?

There's a whole forum for that. :)

Public / Community Health Nursing

There are plenty of avenues outside of the hospital for nurses. Community health is just one of them! Check out the specialties forum, but even beyond that, there are avenues to explore. Right now, I'm doing wellness clinics and home infusions, and just accepted a position at a long term care facility while I'm looking for hospital work. I've also done some camp nursing (SOO much fun!).

Is camp nurse really fun for real? What are you able to do beyond ?

I really enjoyed it. I spent some time at a muscular dystrophy camp, so we had stuff beyond the usual bumps, bruises and mosquito bites of camp. Each camper had their own counselor, who handled most of their care by the end, including breathing treatments and even cathing and trachs, but we as the nurses did a lot of this as well, we handled meds, and we got to participate in the activities the kids had. Plus, the doc that was in charge was AWESOME.

There are tons of camps over the summers, and depending on how my job search is going next year, I may try to do more of it. They always love volunteers, so it's a good resume builder if you want that after school. Many of the counselors were nursing students and med students from around the country. So cool! :)