10 NON-BEDSIDE NURSING JOBS | your happiness matters
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, I share 10 nursing jobs you can have that are away from the bedside. ALSO I talk a bit about why I love cosmetic nursing.
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Here is the list:
1. Cosmetic nursing
2. OR Setting
3. PreOp/Pacu
4. Radiology
5. Occupational Health
6. Urgent Care
7. MD Office (OBGYN, Derm, Peds)
8. Fertility Clinic
9. Nurse Educator
10. School Nurse
11. Remote Nursing
Thank you cz the distraction was too much.
Or is toxic
I have been an RN for a year now and quit my inpatient job after two weeks to work in a primary care office. I have been in the primary care setting for almost a year now. I am so happy that I listened to myself and my own happiness because I knew after I graduated from nursing school that I did not want to work inside the hospital. The pay is slightly less than inpatient, but I work four ten hour shifts and I am just so much happier in the outpatient setting! New nurses - you have so many options because nurses are needed everywhere right now.
do you know if you could work in a primary care setting part time? only for 2 days?
@@sabrinagoddess_ Honestly probably not. Usually primary care offices are full time at five days a week. Some offices do four 10s or three 12s. However I have heard of some nurses working PRN with primary care or specialty offices. I think it just depends on your area! :)
It it’s so nice to read your comment. I am in nursing school now and I don’t believe that hospital is for me. I was wondering how much experience in impatient is necessary to apply for outpatient?
@@alinenininha147 Honestly, no experience is absolutely necessary! You can apply to outpatient jobs with no bedside experience and they may proceed with interviewing you. Some job listings "require" experience, but I always advise to apply anyway because that's what happened with me. My current job required 6 mo experience, but I applied anyway. Generally speaking, if you are going to earn bedside experience, an average of 6 months is a good amount to have.
When you graduated did you do a nurse residency program?
Been a nurse 27 years! I always warn new nurses. Nothing wrong with bedside nursing, but it takes a toll on your body and life, and is more a job than a career. Shouldn't stay in bedside nursing your entire career IMO.
“Real” nursing is wherever your mental/physical health is the best because when you’re at your best then you perform your job the best. Congrats on finding a job that you love! New grad here who is struggling with what to do and I appreciate this video.
you are not any LESS of a nurse by providing cares to people. You still do roles of a nurse and there are an insane amount of jobs you can do with a nursing degree! For those saying you should only work in a hospital are so closed minded and its not normal to feel yourself being miserable everyday and not doing the inner work. you are an inspiration! how amazing when you first started out your nursing journey, did you ever think you'd want to work in Dermatology and go back to school? Perhaps not, but you're soul searching and figuring it out. Its great to know what specialties you're not as passionate about verse what you are. Keep being you, and trust me the haters are watching your success. ;) You are wonderful!
Right!! I notice such a huge positive change in Liz when she made the switch to her new career!!! I am so happy for the babe🥰🥰🥰
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Lol thanks 😊
Not to be disrespectful to her but thanks lmao
I’m a new grad in Ohio, landed a job in NICU which I thought was my dream specialty but then beginning my career I started feeling like bedside nursing isn’t for me at all. I’m looking into cosmetic nursing and OR nursing, I have an OR new grad interview tomorrow. Thanks for this video! Glad to hear about the job satisfaction.
Did you get the job for OR?
Similar to me. I worked in mother/baby initially which I thought was my dream nursing job. It was not for me so I ended up accepting an office RN role instead.
Good luck with the OR thing. It is doable but if the existing nurses don't like u, u won't get much help or training. They hv a cliques like culture. I am moving from OR although i really like OR
Include dialysis! It's super fast paced but you still do the three 12h shifts (no sundays, no xmas and no thanksgiving, but but you might work saturdays and other holidays if they fall on a non sunday day), lots of opportu6 for overtime, and the patients are super stable. You get a lot of central line experience, as well as assessment and patient education.
That kitten is too cute!! 🥺🥰 So glad you found an area of nursing that you’re passionate about! ♥️
You had me at my mental health is so much better
So glad you mentioned school nursing 😊I absolutely love my job, couldn’t see myself doing anything else.
May I ask what’s the pay for school nursing also did you need to get your MSN?
Everyone has a plan to leave bedside. Especially in the Midwest. I get a little tired of talking about it at bedside. Although, I work 9 months a year (3 contracts/year) and have found a very good balance for myself. I'm weird because I actually really enjoy my Travel Nurse career at bedside. In Phoenix this winter and just signed a contract to have summer in Alaska. Although, this lifestyle isn't for everyone. Great video, thanks for sharing!
“Your happiness matters”
Brought tears to my eyes.
I feel like a puppet and my job holds the strings.
Not what I want and I feel like I have to have this new grad Bedside job because it looks good on a resume even though I never want to work bedside again.
The kitty is SO CUTE OMG
Thanks for this. I live in ohio and I’ve been a nurse for a year and a half. I’m so ready to leave bedside and looked into cosmetic nursing so thank you for this.
Hey girl! Same here ready to leave bedside myself.
This video is so amazing. When you said it took you sometime to find a specialty that you were passionate about it really hit home for me. I have been a nurse for 3 years and still haven't found a specialty that I'm passionate about and it makes me question if something is wrong with me. This video gave me hope that I'll one day find a specialty that I'm really passionate about. Thank you.
I haven’t watched your channel in awhile. The last time I watched you were thinking about leaving nursing. I’m so glad you found something you love! So happy for you! I just applied to nursing school, love your videos.
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Amen❤
Def trying to figure out what to do as a male nurse outside of the hospital. I started in 2019 and am burnt out. I worked psych med surg, neuro step down and now in an MSICU. I’m tired and need a change.
cosmetic nursing is my dream!
For all these jobs.. can u do this ad a new grad nurse? I’m really trying to do this but i just don’t want to work in the hospital at all😭
same 😭, everyone seems to have bedside nursing prior
Thank you for this. Nursing has made me suicidal. I need a remote job or a non bedside position asap.
Great video as always 👍🏾👏🏾🤗so happy that you found what you love to do despite what others say about what you do and don’t do and your kitten is so cute 🥰
Radiology nurses primarily help in interventional radiology. The radiology tech is the one who is administering contrast, in WI at least.
I am so happy for you! Bedside isn’t for me either 😬
This makes me feel a lot better. I've only worked as a cna in Long term care and I honestly hate it. I'm starting RN school this fall and am so ready to move on
I need some advice. I'm a new grad, and I started working on neuro medsurg unit (stroke, AMS, etc.) in November 2022. To make a long story short, I was full-time until February and now I'm PRN because I started my bridge program in January, and had to cut my hours majorly. I almost quit in January because I was initially denied part time and PRN, but was able to work things out with the director that started in January, who is amazing. I love my coworkers but the job has make me depressed, anxious beyond what I need right now, especially in school, unhappy, unpassionate, and just sad. I feel no joy unless its sometimes bits of my day, more so just high levels of stress all shift. I absolutely dread going to work and literally am anxious for a week before my shift. I only work 2 days a month though. I thought I would love it but I don't and I have tried to wait it out. All week I can't stop thinking about quitting but I don't know what to do because I still need to work PRN somewhere. I love nursing though. any advice???
Please quit! Find a new prn Job in another specialty that you think you could manage. I too worked in med surge and it was too much on my body and mental healthy. I quit it and literally was so happy on my last day walking out the doors😂 I too would get anxiety attacks before every shift… And that’s not normal! We shouldn’t be scared nor dread going to work. It should be something we don’t mind doing. So please quit! Do it for your own health cause it’s not worth staying
@@jodi-.- thanks for the advice! I work tmr and am dreading it... i will have 3 weeks off and will get to go see my family for two of those bc school is out for a couple weeks. i plan on talking to my parents and seeing what the next steps I need to take are and what conversations to have. i don't even know what other PRN jobs woudl be offered or available and just wondering if I need to just quit work until I graduate next April. i really appreciate the advice because i can't stop thinking about how much i am dreading going and I've been crying all day. i have much to consider and think about.
You poked your cat in the eye minutes 2.50 in video. Cat might need a nurse.
Hi 😊 not sure if anyone else has commented yet, but the music is louder than your voice when you talk. Just wanted to point that out, I'd like to hear everything you have to say!
Broooo that cat is cute af
Could we please get the video on how you got your current job!! -New Grad
Your pets are adorable! We have a dog, 2 cats, AND 2 guinea pigs. I'm an RN looking to return to the nursing field after being away for a while. Thanks for discussing so many career options!
Is it possible to start right off as a new grad in some of these specialties or would I NEED to get experience in a med surge or nursing home just because they take on new grads. I’m struggling with following the traditional route due to having a mom whos a cna and is pushing me to go a traditional route. I work as cna right now in a nursing home but in previous years got certified as a pct and phlebotomist. ButI like more hands on technical and want to switch jobs. On the other hand I know gaining experience as a cna is also important but I want to follow my own Route on pursuing a career as an OR nurse. I just feel like I’m wasting my potential.
With the looming recession, are you confident that people are going to be spending their Healthcare dollars on non-essential services?
I'm also interested in switching to aesthetics and would like to know 👀
How would you categorize a plasma center RN? Would that sort of fall under occupational or public health nursing?
I don't like cats but that is such a cute kitty.
I have an interview with a laser hair removal clinic . Would you say this can help me get into aesthetics I want to do Botox, fillers etc, but not many places are hiring near me especially without experience.
I don’t think cosmetics is real Nursing either lol.. but imma still do it! It’s more cosmetology related.. And this is speaking from years of experience in both fields.. (not speaking on infusion nurses, not the same)
I work at a PPEC. Medical daycare for kids.
I would love to do cosmetic nursing! I love skin care ❤
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Youre around the corner from me, lol. I stay in Cleveland. Might be co workers in the future because I would LOVE to get into cosmetics nursing career.
So what degree you need to practice a cosmetic nurse ? And how long did you have to go
Question: can you start cosmetic nursing as a New Grad? Or do you have to work in a hospital setting first. I would love to just jump right into cosmetic nursing and waste no Time In a hospital setting.
Where I live, a lot of nurses get their start doing laser hair removal in medspas because the training is simpler. Then they work their way up in the company to doing injections and other treatments
Absolutely. A lot of medical spas desire experience in the hospital, but the right company may look past experience and train you. I follow a nurse on TikTok who works in a medical spa and started there as a new graduate.
Same I have no plans to do bedside ever
Your lounge wear is very cute; where did you purchase?
Hi a new subscriber here 😌 Im a nurse who also wants to pursue Cosmetic Nursing Where should I start and How would I start?
Where is your sweater from? I love it!
Your fur babies are hilarious😂😂😂
Also in medical underwriting
Sorry but OR, Pre-op and PACU is still bedside nursing .. encourage you to do more research before you post something like this
Surgery units are good if you still want to work at a hospital but it’s definitely different than traditional bedside nursing .
I disagree PACU,OR preop are still understaffed, underpaid and treated as replaceable staff by the large hospital corporations it’s definitely not different than inpatient bedside nursing still a very physically and mentally demanding job, and there are a lot of unsatisfied nurses. That’s why PACU has such a high turnover.
You have a cat?!
Girl you do you but also giving out your place of employment on TH-cam is ill advised in my opinion
Isn't OR bedside tho? lol
Not really, people are usually asleep and it’s mostly interaction with surgeons and nurses and techs! Super fun
There are a lot of OR jobs that are not bedside. My nurse friend works in a LASIK center, where the surgery is 15 minutes and the patient leaves soon after.
No, OR is not traditional bedside nursing. You don't really interact with the patient, more with the surgical staff
OHIO!!!
This video really was annoying with the pets 🤣
Some people even say hospitals are not real nursing like med surg. But I def want to do the med spa nursing too. That’s why I would go back to school for that. Cause otherwise I Can Not
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You need to go on time out 🚫✋🏾
Dude honestly, I’d be down. Gotta make that bread man.
Lol 😆 staHp it
You got an attention span of a nat lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣 them animals got you distracted
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