Pros & Cons of Working as a Nurse in an Office Setting / Outpatient Clinic as New Grad/ Experienced

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Hey yt fam, I'm back with a nursing chit-chat video. For those of you who have been following my journey know that I have gone from bedside to ambulatory , from the OR Plastic Surgery to Dermatology as a lead clinic nurse. In this video I share 'MY' personal pros & cons, but please keep in mind this may not apply to every setting. I'm talking about the issues in general.
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[@SimplyDayvia]

Love this! Just accepted a position for a pedi urgent care nurse after leaving bedside med surg. I’m nervous bc I will be the only nurse and have all the questions you mentioned in this video! Thank you!

[@carynjoi]

Thank you for watching & sharing that ❤️ Congrats on your new position ! If you love working with peds you’ll do just fine. Of course it’s a different pace ; but just have faith it’ll all work out & that you won’t be overwhelmed 🙏 ❤️ good luck with everything !!!💕💕

[@karimvelasquez5382]

I loved your video! I am an OR nurse who is taking online classes to get my bsn and NP. Theres a position in an outpatient clinic in the hospital I work in and your video is encouraging me to apply and take a chance to a new opportunity!

[@xxxnvssaxxx]

Did you do it ?

[@granolagirlGfunk]

Best of luck to you in accomplishing your goals 👍🏽

[@karimvelasquez5382]

@@xxxnvssaxxx I ended up accepting a change into labor & delivery at another hospital. I start in August!

[@ShennaLagail]

I’m currently working in a office as a nurse… new subbie. I love to see other “nurse” KZbinrs lifestyles

[@ShennaLagail]

After hearing your job duties, we are basically doing the same thing at work!

[@carynjoi]

Thank you girl 💕💕 ( sorry I’m so late seeing this ) & me too ! There’s so many on YT now ❤️❤️

[@mirandag1743]

Leaving bedside. Thank you for your video!

[@babyshuf2]

The outpatient clinic I work at is super short staffed. Most days I have to room my own pt., triage, phones, faxing, treatments, procedures, nurse visits, and help with a total of 3-4 providers who do not have their own nurse or MA. It gets crazy some days. I will be so happy when we are staffed. Also, I only work their part-time and pick-up shifts inpatient (med-sur/intermediate).

[@carynjoi]

In this video I share 'MY' personal pros & cons, but please keep in mind this may not apply to every outpatient setting. I'm talking about the issues in general. Would love to hear your pros and cons of working outpatient 👇

[@MyaDasiaaa]

I was considering LPN because I don’t like the nursing home & hospital setting ima cna and i dislike the stress on my body. I thought about forgetting about the medical field altogether if I can’t work in a clinical setting.

[@Beatriz-tl2jh]

Did you went for your LPN? If yes do you work in a clinic?

[@latasharenee816]

I just got offered an outpatient position in a hospital🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 can't wait to start...

[@HaDealio]

Thank u for this. I needed it today!

[@ohsomarvalus4712]

Heyy...I've haven't saw you since nursing school, but you were a great help and inspiration through your vids before I even started in 2020 and during. I can gladly say I survived nursing school during Covid 19 when it 1st started 😳...it was a nightmare 😭😭!!! Needless to say, I made it by the grace of Jesus Christ 💃🏾💃🏾!!! Thanks for sharing I'm def taking notes..I decided to do corrections for now 😓..but I love it..the pay is GREAT too!!!

[@carynjoi]

Hiii aww congrats on graduating & starting on your journey !!! 💕💕💕I could only imagine how difficult it had to be during the pandemic trying to get through nursing school. I’m glad you survived it all ❤️❤️❤️ & im happy to be some sort of motivation. That means a lot to me & I appreciate that ! ::hugs::🥰🥰🥰 & I was thinking about corrections at one point also but I know too many ppl at the closest corrections facility to me 🥴 ( lol employee-wise & an inmate ) I rather not lol. But I have heard they do pay well!!

[@NurseViv]

Hey sis thank you for the video! Great content per usual! 💕💕💕

[@carynjoi]

Heyyy sis 💕💕aww thank you 🥰

[@kokoshawnese8566]

Ok so I’m an esthetician & body contouring specialist and I’m starting my nursing journey thus summer for ADN, I’m very interested in derm ofc but also womens health, is it even possible for a new grad to work in derm. I have only been seeing np n not so much rns in that field

[@royjohnson9043]

the biggest con for me is 9-5. how have you adapted to that schedule? any tips in dealing with that

[@carynjoi]

Hi - I would say it really depends on your lifestyle. I have a child that my schedule serves, though I do feel like working 9-5 takes up your entire day which I don’t personally care for. For me, I’d rather work a later shift OR have at least one week day off (which some practices / outpatient centers do allow & you just pick up a weekend shift). If you’re coming into the 9-5 its just all about planning as you would with any other shift. Sleep, Travel & family time are critical to me. So I make sure I’m home by a certain time to tend to my son AND hopefully get enough sleep until I’m up and at it again. I’ve worked 9-5’s before I became a nurse and a mom & I could get through it easy, but my lifestyle & career has changed so I’m currently considering a more flexible work schedule. It really comes down to your personal preference & how it’ll affect you.

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[@carynjoi]

😌💕💕 I’m trying to keep up lol

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[@julianacheriza9673]

I would love to work at an md office as a nurse but I don’t want to be the only one cause I don’t want those ppl stressing me out if I’m not at work one day

[@carynjoi]

If you’re in an office that knows they’ll need more than one nurse to accommodate the work flow it shouldn’t be an issue for you to take off. Everyone needs their time. Very small private offices may be more selective in having 1 or 2 nurses but will also have MA’s. But don’t shy away from the idea of it. You may love the experience of working outpatient.

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[@carynjoi]

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