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Lilith
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Registered: Nov 2000
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| quote: | Originally posted by Silky Johnson
Lilith re: eggs not all in one basket. That's what I'd like to do with my education. Although now I don't even know if I want to pursue a masters degree, I am so sick of the courses I'm taking even now. However, if I do pursue something outside of my field, I will likely have a much more keen interest in the whole school process again. |
Think if I was you with your skillset, I'd look at a management and leadership course or two.
Nursing will always be around and in some kind of demand, however; just when I used to hang out with my mum who was in a medical field, you'd get nursing staff come in an assume positions of seniority and leadership roles on the basis that if you hang around long enough, then you'll get promoted.
But that doesn't mean they know a damn about actually A) doing the job or B) actually doing the job well, specifically when it comes to having staff and motivating them to work.
So, in your case I think if you wanted to aim higher, but not put yourself through the nightmare of 'more' medical education + full time work, then you could look at the upper roles in the medical profession itself (which you know better than I do!) and then look at how you could fit yourself into those based on a mix of your field experience in the hospital and what the roles themselves entail. Plus if at some point you just get fed up with the whole thing, you can use something like management and leadership courses to hop across to a completely different field that could be in retail, service industries or something else like that.
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Oct-09-2014 01:36
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Silky Johnson
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Registered: Nov 2003
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I actually hate management AND leadership. I could never see myself in that kind of role, nor do I ever want the responsibility.
A masters in nursing takes you only a handful of places. Either you become a nurse practitioner (do not want), a clinical specialist (also not want), or some kind of higher up, like management (def do not want). The thing about management here, too, is they aren't in a union. I love my union and the security that comes with it, hah.
I'm thinking like RIGHT out of nursing/medical altogether, but perhaps still in healthcare. Like health policy or something. Social policy also interests me. I have only recently become more interested in politics, but that's something too.
I want to gain a deeper understanding of the world. I guess I don't have to go to school to do that, but I would like to be able to put to action whatever it is I learn.
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Oct-09-2014 01:50
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Silky Johnson
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Oct-09-2014 02:25
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