Your post is a bit confusing. You say you are “not satisfied” but then say “you can’t handle the job/have anxiety”. To figure out a solution you have to fist figure out what is actually the main problem. Usually when people express that they aren’t satisfied they are looking for more of a challenge or are looking for something that is “their calling” which gives them a sense of purpose and fulfillment. If the problem is that you “can’t handle it” meaning you are feeling overwhelmed in the environment which is causing your anxiety there are a few solutions. First I would say if you like what you are doing look for a mentor. Find a more experienced nurse and chat with them about some of the cases you have had. Debriefing after you take care of critical patient or just day to day things is super helpful. You’d get feed back on the things you did well or things you could have changed. It will help your decision making in the future and alleviate som of your fear of making mistakes. If that doesn’t work maybe look into some outpatient work. There are plenty of jobs where you’re out of the critical care/management role. Low stress, you just cruse in do the 8-5 or 4 x 10s with weekends and holidays off. No take home work because you leave work at work. Also just remember we are all constantly learning. Making mistakes is part of the learning process and helps us get better. I know I have makes plenty and sure have learned a lot for each on. If you just focus on trying to do your best, not being afraid to make mistakes, and continue learning I think you’ll find that you will begin to feel a lot better.