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I Quit My Nursing Job!
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2024
- Yep, you read that right. I Quit my Bedside Nursing Job. In this video, I talk about the reasons why I quit and what I'm up to now.
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Congratulations to you girl welcome to the other side 👍 I quit my my job as a registered nurse last two years ago after almost 9 years in the field. It was not an easy decision, but life is too short to dread going to work everyday. No amount of money can buy real happiness Lol 😁but friends I'm not asking you to resign from your job or abandon your business but be wise!!
I don't really like my job but I love what it provides for me and my family. This pandemic has people rethinking working
You're right ma'am were you a bedside nurse and how did you plan yourself before quitting
@@luciacoeto3222 While I was still in service I planned towards early retirement, making about 2k weekly from my retirement investment portfolio trying so much to build more side hustles and extra income
@@sandramish2229 wow impressive! You're making quite a fortune speaking of investing I have heard about this but I don't really know how to start and make a good investment. Share more info please
@@luciacoeto3222 there's a lot of investing options real estate, cr ypto, ETFS, s tocks, but my best advice get a professional lead you into profitable one and make good financial decisions
As a fellow RN, I completely agree with being versatile! I’ve done ED, med-surg, IR, cath lab, same day surgery and endoscopy- today i’m a nurse administrator looking to obtain the nurse executive certification. Best wishes to you! The sky’s the limit for you and I look forward to your updates❤️
Thank you! & wow! You have so much experience. It really helps in the long run when your body starts to feel like you need a break. This is awesome. What does the process look like for the nurse exec certification?
@@veryvanessa Thank you Vanessa! The nurse exec exam will test your knowledge in healthcare operations that include, HR, finance, Patient safety and regulatory to name a few. With this credential, you can seek roles in healthcare administration at director level and above. Personally, I will be seeking executive (AVP, VP) level roles in healthcare operations. I just watched your post-surgery update. I’m glad you’re recovering well and so happy for your great news! 💜💜💜
This is great. Did you need your MSN or MBA? Just wondering.
@@veryvanessa I would say yes- especially at the executive level. I have a MBA. I have colleagues currently working as nurse directors with a BSN. Most of them are working to get their Master’s and/or the nurse exec credential.
Let me just start and say your skin is just glowing and you are so pretty! I’m new to your channel but as fellow RUclipsrs and nurses, I whole heartedly applaude your bravery for quitting your urgent care job.
I just quit bedside nursing and did a video on it as well. I now do Aesthetic Nursing at a medical spa full time and I run the business. I absolutely love it! 🤎 A lot of people warned me that the hospital was more of a secure job but I was depressed and felt I wasn’t making an impact on people’s lives. Plus COVID didn’t make things better.
New subscriber to your channel, can’t wait to see your next video! ☺️
Thank you for shedding light on this area of nursing, Vanessa. I'm an LPN of 19 years and I have been in case management, UR, authorizations nurse positions. Last year, I left my job to work on a forensics team which entails doing psych case management for the courts / probation probation dept. I enjoy this line of work that requires more use of my brain and a little less of my achy body in my older age. I will apply to the RN program this fall and have all the credits needed to transfer. It's game on once I get my BSN!
How did you get that job?
You look happier !!!
Thank you! & yes I am 🥰
Congratulations on the new job!
Thanks hun!
I quit my job last year. No regrets, I love it here ❤️
Dope!
What you do now?
@@karen_leen trade Bitcoin and other crypto currencies
Congratulations! I keep my assisted living wellness job and work PRN (about one shift per month) and that keeps my "bedside" itch scratched. I left Mother/Baby inpatient for Mother/Baby case management/community health I'm 2019 and LOVE IT!
Sis I wish I knew about this earlier! Nurses need to know they don’t have to suffer in burnout. There’s so many options out there. That’s great that you still have a PRN just in case. But yes, I’m here for it!
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Welcome to the other side! I left beside a year ago and started my career as a CDI nurse. I’ve been working from home ever since and haven’t looked back. There are so many non-clinical, well paying jobs out there!
Side note: I would love to see a “What I eat in a day” video. I could use some healthy recipes and your salads always look bomb!
That’s awesome! CDI is what exactly? There’s so many different positions, I wish I got into this realm of nursing sooner. & yes, I’m going to make a Day in the Life: Work at Home video bc my new job allows me to work remotely. I’ll include what I typically eat throughout the day!
Does one need some bedside experience before applying for these jobs?
It’s beneficial to have some experience but I have heard of new grad nurses getting hired right out of school. It depends! Def worth a try. The worst they can say is no.
@@veryvanessa CDI is Clinical Documentation Improvement. I work in a hospital setting reviewing charts and making sure the providers' documentation accurately reflect the care they provided.
Dope! I love this. Especially love the fact you can work from home too!
Congratulations 🍾 I hope you continue to love your new position! I definitely have been thinking about leaving the bedside after having this baby. We’ll see!
Yesss I love it💕
Awesome miss you. Your one of my fav and the most humblest.
Thank you! Will try to upload more often
Good for you my daughter is a RN and she started out in the hospital for a short time then went into home health for a few years then she ended up being a quality control nurse and know works in an office and continuing her education
That’s so wonderful! There are so many options for nurses. I’m happy for your daughter
@@veryvanessa thank you so much 😊 I wish you a blessed life in your nursing career and much happiness I’m very proud of my daughter and I know your family is so very proud of you too ✨
Congratulations on your new nursing job! I am interested in transitioning out of bed side nursing, it would be nice if you could make a video on that process. I am still looking into different non clinical nurse roles. What exactly is your new role, if you feel comfortable sharing?
Ofcourse. Will definitely make some more videos. I work as a Case Manager RN now.
Thank You for your post. I am in a similar situation I am a Social Worker and I just changed jobs so I can get case management experience. It’s scary taking on a new role, but I feel like I am learning a lot. Next year I plan to apply for jobs working with dialysis patients. Congratulations on your new job!
This is awesome! Definitely gain experience whenever possible. There’s so many opportunities out there!
I have also moved around and I used to be embarrassed 🙈 because I thought people assumed I was unstable. But just realized it was good for my CV. PS you are gorgeous and I just subscribed
It’s so good for your resume to move around! & thank you ♥️
Congrats to you Vanessa that's right do what makes you happy.
Congratulations on your career shift🎊🎉🎈
Thanks love! 💕
Thank you so much for all the info you give !
You’re welcome!
I appreciate your videos are not long. I’m a new subbie!
Congrats Vanessa ❤️ Soo happy for you!
Thanks boo!🥰😍
Good 👍🏾, congratulations,
Congrats on your new career!!
I took my breaks !
I am trying to leave my RN job and go into coding.
Me too! Have you got into coding yet?
congrats!!!! so exciting to see what you have accomplished!
I am currently a LVN and got offers to work in a office clinic setting which I will be taking on for sure....but would you recommend at most getting 1 year of LTC under my belt or should I skip that?
I ultimately also want to do a non bed side position as a RN once my bridge is completed, even thought of nursing informatics myself for the future.
How long did you stay in the ED before transitioning to Urgent Care?
I only worked in the ED for about 3 months.
Hi Vanessa, I know this is an older post. But are you still working remotely as a case manager? I’ve worked bedside and in a clinic, I was searching videos pros and cons of working from home as a nurse. Thank you
Yes I am still working in this role! Did you have specific questions? Thinking of making an update video on my experience thus far
@@veryvanessa Hi I do have a couple questions. Do you have a patient caseload? Are you on the phone with patients throughout the day? Is your work schedule flexible 5 8 hour days or 4 10 hour days? I follow a couple remote nurses on Instagram who post weekly remote jobs. I’m hoping to transition to a case manager or utilization review nurse. I know it’s a lot of questions, a video would be great. Thank you for your time.
Congratulations on your new Job
Thank you!
@@veryvanessa your welcome
Yayyy congrats Vanessa. You look even happier. . Im trying to get into a job I really love and its discouraging when the application gets decline before you get a chance to interview. I'm pushing forward and I know I will land the right job for me very soon.
Thank you! Yes it’s hard. But keep pushing. Keep modifying your resume to match keywords in the job description.
@@veryvanessa..Thank u.. I will keep modifying the resume.
Congrats🎉🎉🎉
Always take that leap of faith
Hi Vanessa how are u hope ur well I had my Myomectomy surgery yesterday you have been heavy on my mind hope ur doing well
Hi Queen, thank you for reaching out. I hope you are doing well after your surgery. Get lots and lots of rest 💕
She’s nice looking and smart ..
Congratulations 🎉
Yassss friend ❤️❤️❤️❤️🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thanks boo 💕
You need to upload videos more often🥰
Omg I know! Trying to w/ this new work schedule.
Honestly you have such a sweet voice and mysterious way of convincing people to do healty and positive things. I always get inspired by you and would lovee to see you with over millions of subscribers. You deserve to be at a good place. You're gorgeous and such a sunshine 🌞
I’m having time finding good reputable LVn schools have any advice? I’m in Cali Bay Area
I am considering to do LPN then bridge to RN after a year..do you think LPN is worth it in 2021??
Ofcourse! It’ll get you a foot in the door. Gain experience. There are a lot of benefits to becoming an LPN first. Some of the best RNs I know were LPNs first.
Thanks much 💖
you beautiful xxx
As a case manager nurse do you work in a office? Do you see the patients in person or you speak with them on the phone?
Depending on the company & position you could either work completely remote (from home), within an office, or part office and some field visits to patients in their home.
Do you still use sea moss?
Yes
Good For you not being stagnated Totally Admirer You 💞💞💞
Where do u buy your sea moss?
Do you like it?I live in Az.
I absolutely do. No regrets
Cool, what are the shifts like?
There are all sorts of shift times depending on where you work and your role! Just depends
Are you still in case management!?!?
Yes I am 🤍
What job did you take?
Also what do you eat on a cheat day😆
I’m a Case Manager RN
@@veryvanessa nursing as so many pathways. Congratulations(:
Is school nursing a rewarding place to work?
It can be
Great MOVE, I WANTED TO TELL YOU TO GET OUT, BUT IT WASNT MY PLACE, BIGGER THING AHEAD, BUT I only question your cut. Uno.