"I’m in charge of my practice."
As a nurse in I/DD, Lily is her own boss. She decides how much time to spend with each client, focusing on what truly matters.
What the role involves:
It focuses on helping people with intellectual and developmental disabilities live healthier, happier lives. Nurses in this field provide care throughout a person’s life, helping with assessments, care plans, treatment, and ongoing support. They collaborate closely with the person and their family/guardian or caregiver to ensure they get the right care and support they need. The care is centered around the family and shifts to focus more on the individual as they grow. The role covers every part of a person’s well-being, including physical, emotional, and social needs.
Here are 7 reasons why you will love it:
● Set your own hours: Enjoy total control over your schedule, making it easier to balance work with personal commitments.
● Higher earning potential: Independent nursing contractors make up to $80/hour.
● Autonomy in care decisions: You are in charge of how you provide care, allowing for flexibility and creative problem-solving based on client needs.
● Low client load: You can focus more on each individual, ensuring better care and less burnout.
● Gradual retirement transition: You can gradually reduce your workload as you approach retirement, keeping the pace that works best for you.
● Personalized care: Deliver personalized, in-depth care.
● Travel opportunities: If you enjoy being on the move, you will like the freedom to work in various locations, especially in rural or underserved areas.
Be your own boss. Do it ‘the way you want to.’ Click ‘apply’ to find out how to take control of your practice and make the impact you have always wanted.
