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Jan 14 by Student Nurse_7FIONA.Yes I have researched.I'm just curious an wanted to know from other people I'm 19 still learning - Guide
Jan 14 by loriangel14But no one can answer these questions. There are too many variables. Things are different everywhere. Fiona is right, you need to learn to research this stuff for yourself.You can't just keep firing the same questions over and over.Fiona59 likes this. -
Jan 14 by ChristineNQuote from Student Nurse_7You haven't even told us what state you are in. Are you and your girlfriend open to moving if necessary to find work after graduation? Are you in a 2 year or a 4 year program?FIONA.Yes I have researched.I'm just curious an wanted to know from other people I'm 19 still learning - Jan 14 by Student Nurse_72 year program. Yes we will move I'm in north Carolina
Well OK I still have to learn that's why I chose nursing to help people I do research but everything isn't true so I ask for others responses if its a big deal don't respondLast edit by JustBeachyNurse on Jan 14 - Jan 14 by ChristineNQuote from Student Nurse_72 year program. Yes we will move I'm in north Carolina
If you are getting a 2 year degree then doing other things to help your RN application stand out would be useful. Work as a nurse's aide or tech while in school. Do a summer internship in a hospital. Volunteer. Take your classes seriously and try to keep your GPA up. - Jan 14 by Student Nurse_7Well how will I have time to get my Cna?? What's a good gpa?? Easiest way to get intern???
Tech what's a tech how do I become one?Last edit by JustBeachyNurse on Jan 14 - Jan 14 by ChristineNQuote from Student Nurse_7Many nursing homes will train you to be a CNA. A tech is a nurse's aide (not necessarily certified) that works in the hospital and has a few more skills than ADL"s, such as drawing blood.Well how will I have time to get my Cna?? What's a good gpa?? Easiest way to get intern???
A good GPA is going to be at least passing, but I would aim for A's. It may not always happen, but if you are trying your best and applying yourself then that is a start.
Many hospitals will offer internships during the summer to nursing students already in a nursing program. You would see these positions advertised on facility's career listings or through their nurse recruitment office - Jan 14 by Student Nurse_7Thank you so much! I can't wait to help and save people's lives!!!!Do you recommend this as a very good career in demand??
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Jan 14 by JustBeachyNurseQuote from Student Nurse_7There is no nursing shortage and there are many new grads who have been searching for their first nursing job for the past year or two. Try reading some of these recent threads:Thank you so much! I can't wait to help and save people's lives!!!!Do you recommend this as a very good career in demand??
http://allnurses.com/first-year-afte...ds-807795.html
http://allnurses.com/general-nursing...es-808314.html
http://allnurses.com/first-year-afte...es-807138.html
http://allnurses.com/first-year-afte...ed-795256.html
http://allnurses.com/first-year-afte...rn-491919.html
http://allnurses.com/first-year-afte...ew-807670.html
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Jan 15 by OCRN3It's not as in demand As before in the last few years most new grads can't get jobs right away. Job is not easy and takes a lot of sacrifice. Make sure you aren't just doing it for job security and money cause you may end up miserable in the long run.... Just saying
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