What comes after bedside, in months, not maybes.
Name the roles you could move into.See how many months you can carry the switch.Then work a dated plan, with openings that fit it.
About a minute, free, no signup. Nothing about your money until you ask.
- built by a physician & RN
- free, no signup
- the figures you enter stay in your browser
- pay data from BLS, O*NET & live postings
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See the four steps on real screens.
Find my fit names three roles. The calculator turns your savings into months. Openings are read against that runway, and the plan dates your first ninety days.
Four things, in the order you'll want them.
The first two are free and need no account. The last two are the app.
Three roles, with the reason each one is there.
Single-tap questions about the work you want and how far from bedside you'd go. No typing, no numbers. The three paths go to your inbox.
How many months you can carry the move.
Take-home now, monthly costs, savings, the PRN shifts you'd keep. It answers in months and gives each path a verdict in words: covers it, tight, or runs out first.
- runway
- 7.4 mo.
- first paycheck
- about 2 mo.
- monthly costs
- $3,300
- bridge, 2 PRN shifts
- +$1,100
Example reading. Yours takes four numbers, and they stay on your device.
Openings that already know your runway.
Live listings for your paths. Posted pay, the path's range and what you earn now on one line, and whether your runway covers the wait on that path. Apply on the employer's own site; we only hand you across.
Ninety days of dated steps, then the horizon.
The first window comes from the path's own research. Each one after is written at a check-in from what actually happened. Choose six months, a year or two, and it runs past the first paycheck into the first year in the role.
“The hardest part is that I have no idea what to do next.”
In Nurse.org's 2026 State of Nursing survey, 41% of nurses said financial necessity is what keeps them at the bedside. Not knowing the roles is the first wall. Not knowing the money is the second. This answers both before you tell anyone.
Questions nurses ask first.
Who made this?
A physician and an RN, in Los Angeles. We take no placement commissions and sell nothing but the pass.
What about my numbers?
The calculator runs in your browser, and the figures you enter never leave your device. We record only the totals they add up to: your monthly costs, your runway and the path you are planning for, with no name or email. If you save your plan, those totals go with your email so we can send it to you.
What do you do with my email?
Send you what you asked for: your three paths from Find my fit, or your plan from the calculator. Occasional letters only if you tick the box for them. Never sold, never shared.
Where does the pay data come from?
BLS wage tables, the O*NET database and live postings, each figure marked as sourced, our estimate or our arithmetic so you can see which is which.
What it costs, said plainly.
Find my fit and the calculator are free and ask for no account. The app behind them is one pass for a year, paid once. It does not renew by itself, and a full refund is yours on request within 30 days.
- Find my fit, three paths to your inbox
- free
- The calculator
- free
- The app, first 14 days
- free, no card
- The app, one year
- $199, once, no auto-renew
- Built by
- a physician & an RN
- The figures you enter
- stay in your browser
- Pay data
- BLS, O*NET, live postings
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