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Do you ever plan on leaving the bedside?

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Just wondering if the RN's out there plan on staying at the bedside for their whole career or do you plan on one day doing something that is not "bedside" nursing?

Me?
yes, one day I pan to to something like case management. It may be soon or it may be in 10 years.
I have been an RN for 13 years. Last edit by ajaxgirl on Nov 15, '09
Maybe--I have thought about going into nursing education down the road. But right now let me rack up my first year's experience and the RN-BSN

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I plan on leaving at some point to pursue a more public health, education avenue, but for now I am learning everyday.TaitPS. I fixed your title

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i've done the sit-behind-the-desk bit so i am lovin' the bedside!! can't wait to get started (i graduate in 27 days... management is not for me but i could someday see myself training new grads i would enjoy that...

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Quote from TaitI plan on leaving at some point to pursue a more public health, education avenue, but for now I am learning everyday.TaitPS. I fixed your title

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Yes I do. Been an RN for 2 years now and already feeling burned out. Actually thinking of leaving nursing altogether to become an RD/nutrition and to pursue my ultimate dream in culinary arts!

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I'm out of maternity leave ATM, and I hoping our financies will support me not returning. If I don't go back after the baby, I will probably obtain a degree in another feild during my time out.

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Definitely will leave the bedside some day. For now, I have too much to learn.

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Yes I plan on leaving the bedside. Hopefully the job market will improve soon.

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Yes, i plan on leaving in about 3yrs.

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Yes,thanks for asking.I'm leaving bedside in next few months.I'm going into school nursing. I've done some subbing, and as soon as there is a opening in a school I like that is near me I'll take it.I've been doing bedside nursing for 17 years now. I think the hours will work out well for me. will have same schedule as kids. I've done some subbing and I'm not as exhausted at end of day. I have a special way with kids. I've been thinking about this for a whileand am now going to do it.I hate changeand will be sad to leave my coworkers. they are like family to me. we have a great team at workbut Its time for me to try something new.

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no i don't want to....have tried other avenues but i always come back! lol i love bedside nursing!

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Been doing this only a few months and if I could leave the bedside now I would. I love nursing but the nurse to pt ratio sucks as as among other things. I'll hopefully end up in case management.
Author: jone  3-06-2015, 17:28   Views: 430   
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