You don't need another certification or degree to land a non-bedside role. Agree or disagree? 👇 What certifications or degrees do you feel like you need to pursue a non-bedside job?

Which part of the non-bedside job search process feels most challenging right now? 🤔 Let's discuss in the comments: What strategies have you tried to overcome your biggest challenge? Share your tips or ask for advice from the community!

Hey everyone! I have a personal connection who is consulting for Inspiren and she's looking to hire a nurse for their customer success team! Inspiren is focused on the senior living space, providing hardware and software + clinical services that ultimately drive higher quality care, safer resident outcomes, and staffing efficiency. Ideally, they're looking for a nurse who has some level of experience outside of bedside care (doesn't necessarily have to be in tech). Even if you've held a leadership position on your unit, I would consider that experience outside of a purely bedside role. Please comment below if you'd be interested! I will personally connect with you to send your resume to her directly.

Hi all! I’m so thrilled to have you here as part of our fresh start in this new space. This community was created to be a place where we can connect, support each other, and take big steps toward our career goals beyond bedside nursing. To kick things off, let’s get to know each other! Please take a minute to introduce yourself in the comments, share a fun fact about you, and let us know something you’re hoping to gain from being part of this group. Here are a few ideas to get you started: 🌎 Where are you joining from? 🎉 Fun fact about you! (Did you travel somewhere unique? Have a surprising hobby? Tell us!) ✨ What are you most excited about here? (Career advice, networking, job-search tips, etc.) To make it even more fun, let’s do a quick poll: If You Could Choose Any Non-Clinical Job Tomorrow, You’d Be… 🕴💼”