International Nurses Association

There can be many reasons why you come to the realization that it’s time to move on from your current position.  While in some geographical areas this might not be a problem, in smaller cities or towns (those with fewer health care facilities) this could prove to be a problem. In this article, we explore a few of the reasons you might wish to change areas, and discuss why moving on isn’t always a bad thing. You’ve Lost Your Passion Although this is often associated with having done the same job for many years, it’s just as likely to occur in someone who has fairly recently qualified. It can be as simple as realizing that you have gone into the wrong specialty, and that there are other areas of nursing that interest you more; perhaps, having gone into pediatrics you have realized that you gained far more personal satisfaction from geriatric medicine. You may recently have taken part in some professional development courses which lead you to look into new areas of nursing