THE END | I QUIT MY NURSE PRACTITIONER JOB | THE BROKEN HEALTHCARE SYSTEM IN AMERICA | Fromcnatonp
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When she said that health care in America is profit over patient. Girl thank you for saying that!! I feel the same way. I hate it as well.
Oh my goodness I feel like this is exactly me. quit my primary care NP job 6 months ago and felt all of those things. Everyone is pointing out how I can go into this and that specialty, but I'm just so over healthcare. You aren't alone! Thank you for sharing your experience
I worked in a nursing home 15 years ago and had a positive experience. Tried it again a few years ago and it BROKE me. I gained 35lbs in a few mos, was miserable, suicidal ideations. Not good. I’m a strong person and they broke me fast. Find somewhere you’re valued… you deserve it.
I’m a physician. I changed jobs after my maternity leave and feel like Jobs wife. I’d rather go back than stay where I am now. I feel like the past few months have been a practice of breaking me. I have no control over my schedule and the e patients are demanding and entitled. Pray for my next move
I'm an RN. I changed from medical nursing to psych/behavioral health 35 years ago with much satisfaction. I'm happily working part time in my 60s and am very valued at my job. I think it is about finding the right niche and employer.
It is crazy how the nurses. I watched through nursing school quit. I been nurse for three years and Im ready to leave the field already. Nursing is unnecessarily difficult. I wish I knew this before I became a nurse.
I know everyone can’t do travel nursing but I got my masters and couldn’t find what I wanted to do with so I left me staff job and just travel . It’s more money and prevents burnout . I work 7 months out the year .
Open your own assisted living center and run it the way YOU want it ran, hell you hold ALL the cards. DO YOUR OWN BUSINESS!!
The beauty about nursing is that if you get exhausted in a role that you're in, you can readily move onto other things. But I totally get where you're coming from. Hundreds of Nurses I know have quit their jobs because of the lack of feeling supported by administrators or appreciated by their patients.
I am an FNP and halfway through my DNP. I can totally relate to how you feel. However, unless you are comfortable and want to work in LTC/nursing homes, you will not enjoy your career in that clinical setting. I knew as an RN I did not like working in nursing homes, so I stayed away from nursing homes. My first NP job was primary care, working with veterans (senior population). I did not like working with seniors and did not want to limit my practice to geriatrics. Therefore, after 4 years, I quit my government job. Now I work as an NP in acute care at one hospital, in administration at another hospital, and as an adjunct professor at a local university where I teach BSN clinical and lecturer in the MSN program. I am happy with the decisions I made and satisfied with my career. I feel like I am making a difference in people's lives and training the next generation of nurses. As an Advanced Practice Nurse, you must find your nitch/niche and continue to grow your practice. You do not have to settle or give up your practice because of a clinical setting that does not work for you.
I quit my my job as a registered nurse last two years ago after almost 12 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 work in a nursing home as a CNA in NYC and you have to just have live in your heart because you do more work than you’re paid for
Nursing is not easy these days and some people don’t work together. It’s always more work than pay. Prayers is the only thing that helps and keeping spiritually motivated and showing compassion. Each day is a struggle.
After 30 years as a Pacu nurse I retired. My whole family was begging me to and I finally did. The system has turned into a monster devouring every one in it’s path.
I worked as an LPN for 10 years. Thought about going further, and now I'm Doing Web Development. I know now that this is the path for me. I had to pray before entering the job, deal with racism, I just fell out of love with nursing. Congratulations on quitting for you. New sub ❤️
my mom has a friend at church who testified at new years that her job was making her take care of 100 clients in the hospital without extra care and she quit. Honestly, the way they treat individuals is not fair.
It’s a shame I feel the exact same way! I have been an NP for 8 years and I am completely burnt out. I fantasize about quitting this profession all together. I am in the process of trying to find supplemental income so this can be all over. I haven’t been happy for sometime and I just want to be free! Thank you for sharing your story.
Hey Laurie! Great vid! I got out of The clinic setting a family practice and now I do home health care. I ended up getting a $30,000 raise, make my own schedule, and I went from seeing 20 patients a day to 3 to 4 patients per day! I do not recommend a clinic setting as you will not like being Stuck there for eight hours seeing a ton of patients for minimal pay! I love the home healthcare gig and the flexibility that I have!
I’m also a NP, practicing in a LTC setting and I’m leaving when my collaborators retire in 4 months. The new vision for the practice is totally profit over patients, and I’m not sticking around for it. God told me it was time and I listened. I’m going to focus on homeschooling my children and continuing to scale my online income. Best wishes to you 🖤!
Congratulations on making the right choice for yourself. I appreciate how you are taking the time and thinking about what you want in your next role. Sending you lots of love!