Hi! I’m need some advice from fellow nurses who can potentially give me advice on what career path I should take. So initially, I was supposed to go into nursing around 2020 but when COVID hit, I was told that they were unable to proceed with doing any sort of in person classes for a while. I didn’t really mind it because at the time, I didn’t truly want to get into nursing as I wasn’t too confident in it. So I ended up going into Public Health, especially since they offered online classes. Fast forward to a few years, I ended up graduating with a public health degree and was fortunate enough to get experience working as an admin manager and medical assistant at a Woundcare clinic. I did eventually have to leave that job and am now currently trying to job hunt, but I haven’t had any luck. I know the job market has been pretty bad these days but I was hoping to atleast get something with my medical assistant/admin experience. I eventually was told that a lot of medical admin jobs usually hire people who have that clinical experience, especially with a nursing background . I was even told that I should consider going back to school to atleast be an LPN.So I guess my question is, due to my circumstances, would going back to school for this be a good option for someone under my circumstance? I’m still not really fond of nursing but considering my last job, I do have more familiarity with nursing than I did when I was in college. I guess I’m just frustrated that I feel indecisive as I was back then about the same thing, but I’m old enough to just go along with it if it benefits me in the long run.   submitted by   /u/poobah10 [link]   [comments]