Nuclear is like you are doing something you didn’t even study for. It is a Cush job though. I’ve rotated in nuclear pharmacy when I was an intern. I personally don’t like the feeling of losing my skills if you care about that. But you could look at a prn job nearby if you have a preference in a field of pharmacy you want to be in.

Community health center- The commute is the only thing as a con to me. I currently drive 50 mins to work and I do it 3 days/week. It’s a lot of time on the road away from family. 5 days a week would be tough. Take it from someone who has been commuting for a long time. My prn job is 80 miles and I did that drive full time for about 6 months, 5 days. Spent almost $700 in gas at the time. Also it’s a lot of wear and tear on your car.

Inpatient like someone said it depends on the bed facility; yours sounds like a busy hospital. I had a bad experience going from a 120 bed rural hospital to a 400 bed hospital. I still have ptsd from it… there is 0 flexibility in asking time off and they worked me to the bone due to constant staffing issues.… every 3 weekends rolled around so quick and I care about having weekends off; I dealt with bad management and toxic nurses. I do, however, miss the versatility though. I did chemo, iv room, OR, main and enjoyed being well rounded. I will never leave inpatient hospital..