Is Leaving Bedside Nursing the Right Choice for You? Decision Framework
Considering leaving the bedside? Many nurses consider it each year. We'll walk through some key considerations so you can see if leaving bedside nursing is right for you.
Marie is a nurse content writer and ghostwriter for medical brands. She loves using her writing to elevate businesses who are changing medicine for the better. Marie has worked for brands in cutting-edge spaces like psychedelic medicine education, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, and trauma-informed models of nursing.
While working nights during the COVID pandemic, Marie saw how hard she and her peers worked to keep patients safe. She felt frustrated by how little freedom clinicians had, even while risking their lives for patients. She started her writing career to help clinicians and innovators educate the public using evidence-based medicine.
When Marie isn’t writing, she’s in her studio working on an oil painting or reading fiction thrillers. She also loves hiking, traveling, playing games with friends, and harassing her irritable housecat.
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