Reply With Quote:waving: Welcome to the site! Glad to have you with us. What paticular areas interest you now? And with your prior experience, I am sure you will be an asset to many of the members. Hope to see many of your posts.
'Cat'
New here, old nurse
I have been 17 years in the nursing field. Have had juvenile arthritis since a little child. Took medication all my life and am healthy with it. Evidence that drugs do not always screw up your body if you take them as the doctor says and get your checkups. Now, I am taking a nursing break and looking into new things. But, I will always be a nurse at heart and care like a nurse. So, I want to keep involved. I have worked in hospitals for my experiences, Med-Surg so if anyone has questions. I have the experience! :luck:
:waving: Welcome to the site! Glad to have you with us. What paticular areas interest you now? And with your prior experience, I am sure you will be an asset to many of the members. Hope to see many of your posts.
'Cat'
Cat,
i am actually thinking about childcare or pre school teaching. Possibly Cosmetology but that would be a sideline thing. I just love to do hair! I just can't be a paper pusher...lolol
:houra:
Esthetician, or however it is spelled? :whatever:
Once a nurse, always a nurse! I hope you find something you like to do in addition to nursing. I used to work childcare, though, and I have to tell you it was harder on my body than nursing is. Welcome to the Lounge!!
Michelle RN-BSN, CSW
ER - 1 year
Peds - 8 years
PACU - just starting
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Welcome nurse1stik! After 17 yrs you want to leave nursing altogether? Good luck in finding what you seek. However, please keep your nursing heart beating strong by posting here with us!
Cary James Barrett, RN, BSN
Thank you for my pleasant welcome! I have been a hospital nurse so long the other options don't seem as involved with people. I really like the direct emotional interaction with people. I guess I need to give to get you know. But, physically it is not good for me at the level I was at in the trauma ICU. Maybe I need a temp break. BUT, you know the saying is right. Once a nurse always a nurse... I agree.. I will continue to post here. thank you for the welcome again!
:luck:
PS - forget the hair thing! I went for a cut yesterday and the perm solution smelled like the hospital bathrooms (if you know what I mean)
Welcome to the forums, hope you find something you enjoy. I've been doing bedside for 10 years, tried a lot of other things too (home health, long-term, deskwork, etc).
Don't think I'll ever leave nursing entirely (long as I can carry my weight). Do like that there are lots of option out there for career alternatives.
Have you seen http://www.nursingentrepreneurs.com ? It's a directory of nurse-owned businesses, some nursing related, a lot non. With bedside your experience, you'll find there are lots of ways to apply it in the real world too :0
Best of luck,
Andrew Lopez, RN
http://www.4nursing.com
Originally Posted by nurse1stik
If you're considering doing hair, have you given any thought to working in Image Recovery?
Marie, RN in O.R, pursuing BSN, semester ? of ?
Supposedly 8 out of 10 people suffer from hemorrhoids. Does that mean that the other 2 people enjoy them???:confused:
My little peapod has arrived.
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