Am I in the wrong career?

I work in nursing and although I enjoy some patient contact the times I feel most comfortable are when I’m typing my notes/doing the admin afterwards. I do enjoy it more than patient contact. I think it’s because I can chill a bit with a brew, feel less anxious, less under pressure to think on the spot and I suppose it’s a more solitary task. The thing is Ive always had an interest in the health sciences/ human body.

Its odd as many people in healthcare complain about all the admin they have to do.

I’m wondering if I should have been an admin instead as sometimes I do get a bit envious of them. They seem to talk for long periods in the office to the point where it makes me think that surely their workload isn’t that high.

Are there any roles that you can transition into that are more admin-heavy? I'm not sure what roles exist, and whether you'd be willing to accept a drop in pay to these roles potentially.

I work in nursing and although I enjoy some patient contact the times I feel most comfortable are when I’m typing my notes/doing the admin afterwards. I do enjoy it more than patient contact. I think it’s because I can chill a bit with a brew, feel less anxious, less under pressure to think on the spot and I suppose it’s a more solitary task. The thing is Ive always had an interest in the health sciences/ human body.

Its odd as many people in healthcare complain about all the admin they have to do.

I’m wondering if I should have been an admin instead as sometimes I do get a bit envious of them. They seem to talk for long periods in the office to the point where it makes me think that surely their workload isn’t that high.