What nursing positions are available to new grads that are not hospital jobs?

Check clinics they are often willing to train a new grad.

I worked in a hospital right out of RN school BUT not a bedside nurse. I was a training and education coordinator at big county hospital. I do have a masters in health education before, BUT there are many things that are outside of bedside nursing. Check public health offices non profits etc

Nursing Home, subacute, and Home Health

Type in new grad RN’s on indeed with your location and multiple locations will pop up

Also look for new grad programs

I believe that you are doing yourself a disservice by not working in the hospital for a year. I hated every minute of it while it was going on however, I saw the value once my year was completed. That being said I took a legal nursing course and found out during the course that one nurse was a recent graduate and took the legal nursing under her belt and started a career. You also are in a good space to write. There are a lot of opportunities on LinkedIn. Join the nurse entrepreneurs' group. Consider additional training or stay in school and get a Doctorate and work in research. At some point you may have to complete a practicum in the hospital. Is there a reason that you don't want to work in the hospital? This may be a question that you can anticipate as you search for opportunities. Best regards,

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TeyTry school nurse there's a hugh demand

With the shortage , a new grad can get a job almost anywhere. But, I have 30 years experience , I suggest i year in Med Surg. It is very important to get this experience . Med/Surg you get a little of everything of the skills that will last you a lifetime.

In San Antonio, there are a lot of Home Health Positions available for RNs abs LVNs alike. Unfortunately for myself, I got stuck on that hamster wheel, and I’m trying now to get back into hospital Nursing. Hope this helps?

Surgical center jobs for RN

Dialysis- I know Fresenius hires abs trains new grads. You have many options. Although typically you will start in a clinic (outpatient) and after a years experience you can venture off to the other modalities, such as Home hemodialysis, PD, Acutes.

Home health, long term care, travel nursing agency nursing, prison nursing and some community health. I work at a sub acute physical rehabilitation hospital! Rehabilitation is a fascinating specialty and it's very new in its field

Dialysis
Chronic outpatient units, home dialysis units, and some acute dialysis units.
They provide training.

I know my employer, Kaiser is hiring new grads in the clinics. message management (phone and email triage), primary care. They actually have new grad programs so that the transition is actually successful.

Long Term Care

It seems since there is a nursing shortage you probably could go into any area of nursing you want. I’ve seen many new grads go work as school nurse. Clinic jobs might be available, concierge nursing, virtual health … the opportunities are endless in nursing !!!