[sunnyjohn]

This is a great thread.

[medicrnohio]

Graduated January 2005!

Currently working in LTAC. Other experience includes telemetry, ER, home health, and ICU.

Planning to be done with BSN in May 2008 and then off to start MSN.

[lepew]

I graduated From Excelsior back when it was Regents..1994! I was an LVN for 5 years prior to that. I worked OB for a lot of years, but the last 4 years I have been teaching in an LVN program-the same one I went to in 1988! I love it and begin working on my MSN through Walden in Oct.

Shari

[MotivatedLPNtoRN]

Originally Posted by sunnyjohn

This is a great thread.

Yes,I agree it is a great thread also. Could it get a sticky,for more visibility. It would also help to foster more participation from the Excelsior grads.Thank all of you for the encouragement,for those of us who are walking in your shadow,at this time.

[EricEnfermero]

Stuck the thread.

[cvrnlm]

Hi all,
I graduated from EC in Jan 2007. I'm working in OB postpartum for 6 weeks and then on to L/D for orientation. (started on September 1st). Up until Sept. I was working in an OB/GYN clinic as a Licensed Midwife (not an RN). The hospital scene is very new to me with lots to learn, but they sure do seem to want to push me through QUICKLY. I was hired by the first hospital that I sent my resume to and it is 5 minutes from my home. EC rocks!!

[MelodyRN]

Graduated July 2007 with ASN, work Flex Pool (all floors...Tele, PCU, ICU, Pedi, etc), was a LPN for 10 years.
I am now enrolled in the RN-MSN program at Excelsior College.....

[HAPPYNPROUD]

graduated 2004, was an lpn for 6 years prior to that, working in level 1 trauma center as charge nurse now and full time bsn student, planning on msn after that

[morgorm]

Assoc in Veterinary Tech. State Univ.-1983
LPN Community College-1990
ADN Regents-1992
BSN Regents-1995
MSN/FNP Clarkson College-2001

Currently Director of an LPN program and loving teaching.

[jnette]

Graduated Oct. 2002

Former USAF medic and had stayed in the health field ever since.

Worked in Hemodialysis and now Home Health.

Best thing I ever did for myself!