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... Read more看護師って何年目とか関係なく、休憩中や更衣室で「次どこ行く?」「夜勤なしで手取り○万欲しい」みたいな会話が本当に多いです。転職自体は珍しくないし、60代とかじゃない限り次が見つかりやすい一方で、“転職ループ”になる人も多い印象。私が見てきた範囲で、つまずきやすいポイントを整理します。 ■看護師の転職失敗例(よくある) ・「給料だけ良い」求人:人手不足の理由が強烈(残業常態化、委員会地獄、教育が回らない等)なことも。求人票の「残業少なめ」だけで決めると痛いです。 ・人間関係を軽視:看護はナースの仕事としてチーム連携が命。雰囲気が合わないとヒューマンエラーのリスクも上がるので、見学で“声かけの多さ/詰め方/情報共有の仕方”を見ておくのがおすすめ。 ・「夜勤なし」=ラクではない:外来・健診・施設でも、繁忙期は残業や休憩なしがあり得ます。 ■子持ち看護師の転職で確認したい条件 ・急な呼び出し対応:子どもの発熱時に「誰が迎えに行けるか」を前提に、時短の取りやすさ/有休の取りやすさ/欠勤時の風当たりを確認。 ・勤務表の融通:希望休の通りやすさ、土日出勤の頻度、行事シーズンの配慮。 ・保育事情:院内保育の有無だけでなく、延長保育の時間、病児保育連携があるかも大事でした。 ■転職サイトを使わない探し方(私がやった/周りが多い) ・病院/施設の公式採用ページから直接応募:採用担当と話が早く、条件交渉もスムーズなことがありました。 ・知人紹介:内部のリアル(残業、休み、教育、離職率の雰囲気)を聞けるのが強い。 ・ハローワーク/自治体求人:保健師や健診系が混ざることも。保健師 転職サイト以外のルートも一応見ておくと幅が広がります。 ■「看護師辞めて違う仕事」を考えるとき 一度立ち止まって、何がしんどいのかを分解すると決めやすいです。 ・体力なら:健診、企業内、治験、クリニックなど“医療知識は活かすけど負担は軽め”に寄せる ・人間関係なら:小規模より大規模が合う人もいれば逆も。見学で相性チェック ・収入不安なら:転職だけで埋めようとすると理想条件が増えがち。別の収入源(できる範囲の副収入や積立)もセットで考えると気持ちがラクでした 転職を繰り返すと退職金が当てになりにくい現実もあるので、「次こそ完璧な職場」より“譲れない条件を3つに絞る”のが、転職ループを止める一番の近道だと思います。

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_LittleLucy

_LittleLucy

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Tabs I Have Open as a Nurse 🎀👚
Being a 26 y/o nurse means having 10+ tabs open at all times—literally and mentally 😅 During my breaks (or whenever I get a second), here’s what’s usually open on my laptop: 🩺 EPIC – charting central 💊 Lexicomp – med lookups on the fly 📄 Hospital schedule portal – plotting PTO and looking at
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How I became an Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner ✨
I am spilling all of the tea on my most asked question - how did I become an aesthetic nurse practitioner? It has been a long journey but I’m grateful to be living in my purpose. 🙏🏽 My advice: know what you want and go full throttle. When one door closes, keep knocking until you find one tha
Alicia Hamid

Alicia Hamid

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interview questions i was asked as a new nurse 👩🏼‍⚕️🌸
in nursing school you’re only really prepared for NCLEX. a lot of on the job experience comes from clinical and then after once you get to your first job. 👍Pros: hiring managers KNOW you just graduated, they aren’t expecting years of experience in your answers. being transparent in your respons
Hannah ⏾⋆.˚

Hannah ⏾⋆.˚

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A woman with dark hair pulled back and light eyes, wearing a dark t-shirt with 'REGISTERED' visible, sits in a car. She looks directly at the camera, reflecting the personal perspective of a new grad nurse.
A car dashboard displays '6:32' and 'Bluetooth Audio' playing 'Djo End of Beginning'. Pink flower-shaped clips are attached to the air vents, showing a personal touch in a nurse's daily life.
A medical monitor screen displays multiple ECG waveforms and vital signs, including blood pressure, oxygen saturation, and heart rate. Readings like 'ATRIAL FIB' and 'APNEA' are visible, illustrating a nurse's work environment.
What I Wish I Knew as a New Grad Nurse 🩺
💉 The speciality doesn’t matter as must as I thought. No matter what job you chose, you will learn on the job! There is no such thing as being a “better nurse” just because you work in a higher acuity setting. Do what makes you happy ◡̈ 💉 Don’t stress yourself out too much trying to get perfect
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𝓑𝓻𝓲𝓪𝓷𝓷𝓪 ◡̈

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