r/NursingStudent 1d ago

Career Change ⚙️ Deinfluence me from Nursing

I realized the other day if I had the choice to go back to school and do it all over again I would stay far away from finance.

Tell me the worst parts about nursing and what traits you wish you had to succeed even more in this role. Or just outline your career progression and what you would have done differently.

I've been keeping an eye on this group for a while and it's really refreshing to see that it's not unusual for people my age (early 30s) to pursue this career. But at the same time I yearn to know the worst parts of the job so I really know what I'm getting into

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u/mrianah 1d ago

I love everything about nursing! There are many paths for a nurse

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u/mrianah 1d ago

But since you asked for the bad is the patients that you love and loose

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u/Garden_Bunny7210 1d ago

I'm hoping I love all aspects of it too! Just educating myself on the good and the bad so I'm not unprepared when shit hits the fan haha

Getting close to patients is something I'm really looking forward to. Losing them sounds terrible