u/junibui

Hi all, 23 paeds/neonates + urgent care RN in Perth WA.

I was wanting to get some insight on the Master of Paramed at Notre Dame which is a 2 year postgrad.

Also wanted to get insight into the career and pay. I don’t have a family or kids to take care of and am pretty flexible in the perspective of ‘life’. I don’t see myself in nursing forever and knowing I kind of stuck myself in paeds, I feel like I’m quite limited in general.

Ideally I would’ve loved to pursue medicine or dentistry but I don’t have the gpa for it and don’t have the determination for extra 7+ years of study if I re-do an undergrad.

Any advice on the career would be great! Thank you all 🫶🏼

Hi all, 23 paeds/neonates + urgent care RN in Perth WA.

I was wanting to get some insight on the Master of Paramed at Notre Dame which is a 2 year postgrad.

Also wanted to get insight into the career and pay. I don’t have a family or kids to take care of and am pretty flexible in the perspective of ‘life’. I don’t see myself in nursing forever and knowing I kind of stuck myself in paeds, I feel like I’m quite limited in general.

Ideally I would’ve loved to pursue medicine or dentistry but I don’t have the gpa for it and don’t have the determination for extra 7+ years of study if I re-do an undergrad.

Any advice on the career would be great! Thank you all 🫶🏼