Will adult cam modeling affect my ability to get a job?

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This is not a trolling question. If all you want to do is judge or don't have any information then don't bother answering. I don't think there is anything wrong with adult entertainment. Showing my body and sexual nature doesn't make me feel shameful or uncomfortable.

I simply want to know to know if it is something that would affect my license or possible job choices.

I would really appreciate any information. I'm sorry to come across so aggressive in the first paragraph, but last time I got a lot of negativity when I asked. There is no reason to put someone down because you don't agree with them. That is something all nurses should know.

I'm going through nursing school completely on my own in a rural area. There are no jobs, and my minimum wage job isn't paying the bills. My options are give up on my nursing dream and get another crappy job, or become homeless. Try to remember not everyone has family or someone to help support them.

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Specializes in critical care.

Honest question - if you got negative responses the first time you asked, and never did come back to that thread to answer questions or respond to those posters, why are you asking again in a new thread?

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Because there is a lot of people on here, and I would really like to know the answer to the question. I was hoping for some different people to answer.

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AGAIN?!?!

Maybe the mods can add a "camming" sub forum.

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Specializes in M/S, LTC, Corrections, PDN & drug rehab.

Did you not get your question answered in the first post? There are other threads that discuss this topic.

If you want an answer, here:

It is legal, so you can do it. But when it comes to landing a job, if a nursing or hiring manager finds out you might not get that job. Because nothing on the internet is hidden. The internet keeps everything, there are no secrets. Also, if you have to ask, should you be doing it?

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Specializes in critical care.
Because there is a lot of people on here, and I would really like to know the answer to the question. I was hoping for some different people to answer.

Then bump your old post. It's considered "bad form" on message boards to start new threads rather than go back to your old one.

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Specializes in Education, FP, LNC, Forensics, ED, OB.

We cannot answer your question if this will negatively affect your chances for a Nursing career. You may need to seek the advice of an Attorney and your Board of Nursing.

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