To work as an EN or RN in a doctor’s office, you will need at least 1-2 years of hospital experience either in an acute surgical/medical ward or emergency. There’s also a graduate certificate of general nursing you can do after finishing your RN qualification at uni. That plus hospital experience will make getting a doctor surgery job easier.

I was a carer in aged care and thought I wanted to be a nurse in aged care.
But I did my EN and they are paid $15-20 less and have almost as much responsibility as an RN.
In the end it was too much responsibility and too much paperwork and less 1:1 with the oldies particularly when you consideredthe fact it was $1.50 an hour more than being a carer.
Just not for me.
RN is a lot of commitment to study but probably worth it in the end for pay, scope of practice and job availability. I have seen a change where some specialities/fields no longer employ new ENs, but take on RNs as they can handle more responsibility.

RN gives you more scope for promotion and autonomy. Also the pay is a lot better It’s worthwhile getting that degree, especially for the area you wish to work in.

Also, get the ward experience , do the shift work and get those skills. It will make you a better nurse and look better on your CV when you apply for jobs in doctors rooms. As ENs need to work under the supervision of an RN and there is usually only One nurse working in one doctors room at a time, having your RN is essential.

If you are wanting to work as a nurse in a doctors office, you will most likely need to be an RN.
As mentioned above, you will probably need to get some hospital experience to get the job you want.

I am doing EN currently to graduate into RN. En is a nurse who must work under an RN a RN can work as a head nurse :) hope this helps. I’ll keep checking in case you have another question