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I have my BSN degree in nursing and have been a nurse for 6 years. I am burned out! I dread going to work!?


I have changed specialties, hospitals, and locations. I am just burned out. Is there other careers I can go into that could use my degree, or another field I can go back to school for and change careers in a matter of just a few classes?

I think the column Annie's Mailbox (the former Ann Landers column) answered this a couple of months ago. There were lots of answers. You could work on a cruise ship as a nurse, you can teach, you can go into administration, you can work at a non-profit organization, you can work at a company or a school, you can give training courses, there are lots of things you can do.

A friend has a nursing degree and he helps sell medical technology to docotrs.

Try reading, "What Color Is Your Parachute" to learn how to switch fields. You'll find the section on doing informational interviews to be especially helpful, I think.

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This exact question was on a few weeks ago. Was that you also? I suggested teaching because I recently read an article saying there was a shortage of instructors to teach at nursing schools. Also, I used to work at a college that had BSN and MSN programs. They had an RN who was a combination recruiter/admissions rep. She had to take applications, research credentials, make sure the student had everything necessary for admission, and advise them what classes to take each semester.

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