Excelsior Grads - Where are they now?

Sigh.. I feel old!!! I graduated in 1989 when it was Regents. :P Currently working as an RN in outpatient urgent care but I've worked pretty much every adult unit you can think of over the years.

Graduated in Feb 2007. I am an RN supervisor in a ECF/skilled facility where I was working as and LPN for the passed seven years.

i notice alot of ppl here have many years of experience under there belt.

I am looking at EC but i will be a new LPN grad when I start... am i crazy?

graduated June 2005, worked about 9months in tele
now working as a OR nurse and I love it !

Graduated EC 3/2005 and have been working in a level 1 peds ICU at a large hospital since. I was an LPN for 10 years prior doing mainly peds homecare. I am currently working on my BSN through Jacksonville University!

I graduated in August 2005. I am now a Charge Nurse in the ER.

1998 Grad, now an FNP in a Cardiology practice

Graduated in March 2006.

As soon as I got my license I worked in home health for a miserable 8 months. I will never do that again. Been in and out of the nursing home and private duty since then.

Currently 8 months pregnant, working odd jobs as a private duty nurse, trying to get rolling on EC BSN degree so I can enroll in a NP program somewhere.

ohhhh....I do feel old....
I must make a hair appointment..(the grey ones are sprouting!!)
Okay...
1988 grad from Regent's....I have worked for eeeeeeouch! 19 years as an RN in mostly ICU and IV Therapy....and have loved every minute of it....best decision I ever made...
I sucked at men....but I seemed to know a good career when I see one!! HA!
Currently working as an ICU nurse in the Chi-town area...Level two trauma center, with 36 beds.....and work part time for a dr. doing infusion therapy for rheumatoidal patients....(it's a good gig!! been there over two years...)
Aren't we a wonderful group?? Independent....self-starting....motivated...and just plain smart???
crni

i got my paramedic license and worked for about 3-4 months as a medic. passed the cpne, went to work in long term care. heh. had never even done a medpass .

went through a bit of hell at first, lots of lpn's angry that i was an rn and not adept at basic tasks. that's long been water under the bridge. i'm still doing prn at that same nursing home and working medsurge/oncology at a magnet hospital.

i work a lot, since it's my personality. this year, i'm on track to make about 110k. it's nothing magic, just agressively picking up shifts, etc. helps a lot being a guy. my back doesn't bother me, my feet don't bother me.

i never would have been able to do this without ec. it was a great stepping stone in my life along the way to an mba/rn/cpa = future ceo of a healthcare company .