6 Best Jobs for New Grad Nurses | Consider These Jobs!
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
- Figuring out which specialty you should go into as a new grad nurse is hard. To help I'm going to discuss some of the best jobs for new nurses and at the end I'll tell you roughly how much you should expect to make as a new grad nurse.
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Timestamps:
00:00 - 6 Best Jobs for New Nurses
00:53 - #1 Medical-Surgical Nursing
03:19 - #2 ICU Nurse
05:08 - #3 Emergency Room Nurse
07:23 - #4 Labor & Delivery Nurse
08:20 - #5 Operating Room Nurse
09:06 - #6 Psychiatric Nurse
11:51 - Average Salaries of New Grad Nurses
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Thank you! I am working on my final semester of the nursing school and a bit nervous for the new role. :)
You have a nice, soothing voice. Helpful advice, thank you!
You're very welcome.
Lol, I was probably tired when I first played this video, but yeah his voice put me right to sleep. So yeah you're right...but I did rewatch the video when I was less tired. Good info.
Great content,,,your voice is melodious with a cool base lol
Thank u for this list, but I was also hoping to see options for grad nurses outside of the hospital setting. Do u have suggestions or a video on that?
I should make a video on this, but I haven't yet. I do have this article on NurseMoneyTalk that has some examples of nursing jobs outside the hospital. nursemoneytalk.com/blog/non-bedside-nursing-jobs
How you can get experience if no one wants to hire you without experience???? 🤷🏼♀️
It can be frustrating but I think there are some things you can do to help make that process easier and to give you a better chance. I address your comment in this video: ruclips.net/video/rfCb_shjgow/видео.html
It's some of the same strategies I used myself.
I'm thinking of immediately starting a nurse residency program after I get my BSN RN. Then hopefully starting a job as a circulator RN in the OR. Lemme know what you think
Im an OR nurse. Very doable and it’s exactly how I did it. I did one month rotations in three units of my choice then started directly in the OR. You get 6 months training no matter what (new grad or experienced) so if you know that the OR is what you want, go for it right away.
Hello, I am a new grad nurse ASN, also with 20 years experience as a paramedic in the ER. People don't talk much about paramedics and what we can bring to the table. I would like to work in ICU CVU or NICU I want to be well rounded critical care thinker but I also feel that I should be able to negotiate a higher salary. What are your thoughts on this?
I specifically talk about your question in this video I just published ruclips.net/video/5vpLUIW7Iv4/видео.html
Let me know what you think.
do they take international nurses?
What do you think about a new nursing working in rehab facility? I was told it was kinda like med surg, but not exactly.
I answered your question in this RUclips short ruclips.net/user/shortsSOLnjtsa3B0
OR is not good for new grads. You don’t learn any nursing skills. I’m in OR straight out of nursing school and I wanted to be here but you don’t learn nursing skills at all! No direct pt care so please be careful when considering this one !
Im only interested in pscyh nurse but i dont want to pingeon hold myself by going directly to psych…any thoughts?
What did you choose in the end?
What’s your opinion on working for the VA as. GN? I was looking into it and drawn in by the benefits but haven’t heard many people talk about it and can’t find a lot of information on it. Would this be a smart career path?
Pay isn’t great, but definitely secure.
What about Snf?
Snf?
@@NurseMoneyTalk skilled nursing facility
I think a skilled nursing facility could be a good option for a new grad nurse especially for a new grad LPN.
ICU/ER and new grad?? Hell no
Its not as bad as you think they make you do a residency so youll be aight ig every hospital is different tho😂😂