💭 If you like sleeping, can you be a nurse?

💭 if you like to sleep as a nurse?

This question can be called the "top question" of younger people who are interested in nursing, because many people worry that nursing careers have to be on duty, sleep deprivation, and if they are "sleep-liking" or "sleep-time," can they do it?

As a nurse who has been through more than 10 years, I want to divide it into two cases so that you can understand clearly.

🩺 Part 1: Like to sleep because of health problems. Need to sleep for time.

This case must be seriously considered, because "health" is the most important aspect of the nurse.

During school and practice in the hospital, we will not be able to choose the duty ourselves. We have to practice morning, afternoon and late at night, which can affect the health of those who need to rest for a period of time, such as those with chronic migraines, allergies, easy tiredness, or insomnia from frequent sleep changes.

So if you know that you have this problem, you should first evaluate your body if you can adapt.

But the good news is, when it's over, in the long run, nurses can choose a self-suited line, such as

• Outpatient Section (OPD) - Work civil service hours, no need to board.

• Specialties Clinic / Beauty Clinic - Fixed working hours, more comfortable than hospital carpool

• Government office, hospital or community health center - normal working hours, no night duty required

• Public Health Work Insurer / Occupational Health / Factory - Work Morning Quit Evening

• Teaching / Academic Work / Administrative Work / Policy Work - No Night Duty

It's called "health line." It's also very open for people who want to sleep for a while but still want to be in nursing.

🌙 Part 2: Like to lie still but without health problems.

For those who like to sleep because they love comfort, they don't really have health problems - say, "Keep going!"

Just have to be patient during the internship and early part of the work to pass first, because we still have to rotate the system, but once we have completed the experience and professional certificate, we can choose a lot of pathways, such as

• Apply for a job in the agency.

• Change the line to research, training or health education.

• Work in private clinics or beauty parlors

• Or even open a clinic itself in the future.

It is called a "sleeping nurse," not a nurse, but a nurse who chooses a path that suits himself and adjusts early.

💡 Summary from direct experience.

"Being a nurse is not limited to morning-afternoon-late nights.

New Age nurses have a very wide range of options - academic work, community health work, private work, and preventive health lines.

If you plan your career from school, even if you like to sleep, you can be a happy and balanced nurse. "

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