What are some unique non-acute RN jobs?

Do any of you work at unique fields in nursing? I've seen job postings and saw positions like Infertility nurse, cosmetic surgery, medical spa nurse, IV infusion nurse... etc. I thought these were very interesting and was wondering if there are any more? I love exploring options and I'm aiming towards less acute settings for the future... I already know bedside is not for me but I'm sticking with it for now.
- cruise ship nursing- school nursing - nursing in group home settings- high end nanny gigs (home health for children of special needs/chronic care issues) - flight nursingNurses are needed everywhere. There have been nurses for royal/political families, nurses working in orphanages, nurses working with sports teams, you name it.

I read somewhere once that those cruise ship nurses never really get to get off the ship and see the sights. Bummer.

Hmmmm....I'm curious too!!

A nurse I worked with used to be a nurse at the Bronx Zoo!

Amusement parks always need nurses for their first aid tents.

Quote from ImThatGuyI read somewhere once that those cruise ship nurses never really get to get off the ship and see the sights. Bummer.

I recently read an article about a church that hired a parish nurse to go out and visit those they knew were ill.

Quote from counselorti recently read an article about a church that hired a parish nurse to go out and visit those they knew were ill.

I think being out at a National Park or something would be nifty. It'd probably be kind of busy though. I once worked with the park service as a ranger. Tourists are pretty clumsy, lol.

Some nurse oversee patients in clinical research studies. Home Health isn't really acute. Might be an idea for you.I work in a very large cardiovascular office where I do moderate sedation for transesophageal echocardiograms, insert IV's for outpatients and inject contrast for various cardiac sonography, do stress treadmill and chemical stress tests etc. It can get busy at times, but NOTHING like a floor. That's what is so awesome about nursing.....SO many options!!

Quote from cardiologynurseSome nurse oversee patients in clinical research studies. Home Health isn't really acute. Might be an idea for you.I work in a very large cardiovascular office where I do moderate sedation for transesophageal echocardiograms, insert IV's for outpatients and inject contrast for various cardiac sonography, do stress treadmill and chemical stress tests etc. It can get busy at times, but NOTHING like a floor. That's what is so awesome about nursing.....SO many options!!

I know one RN who went back to school for Information Technology. He's now a network specialist at a neraby 500 bed facility. He still picks up a weekend shift a couple of times a month or helps out in the ER when it's busy so he can maintain his clinical skills as well as get an idea of the computer issues the nurses on the floors may have.