Career opportunities as a nurse?
Hello,
I have a question. I'll be almost 30 and currently training to be a nurse, with my exams scheduled for the end of April. I already know that at some point I don't want to work in nursing anymore. There are several reasons for this (shift work, a lot of responsibility, a lot of stress, not much focus on family, dwindling staff, etc.). It would be nice to get out of shift work, of course, but mainly to do less physical work and a bit less stress. I also enjoy doing administrative tasks. Does anyone know what alternative options there are? I'm already familiar with these options.
– Professional training (but this still means shift work, stress, even more responsibility, physical work
-Doctor's offices (less pay, already had such a paid job before)
– Cardiac catheterization laboratory, diagnostics..
Thanks for your answers 😊
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A currently very popular solution for nursing staff who want more predictable and clearer redefined working hours is actually the topic of temporary work. Have you ever thought about it?
Hi, thanks for your answer. Actually, I was thinking about it. For me, it would be nothing at the moment, because the work itself does not change and you never have a fixed team and also have to take a very long journey, even if it is really tempting the money 😊.