Young Nurses! - Page 5
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- Oct 7 by Bliss911Quote from kenderella89Great! And happy belated birthday!I just turned 24 on Sunday
I graduated at 22 from my BSN program, straight from high school, and I've been working as a nurse since February. I'm a school nurse and I'm pretty much one of the youngest people employed by my district. When everyone found out on Monday that I turned 24 the universal reply was, "You're such a baby!" lol I didn't take offense to it at all. There was a lot of young people in my BSN class, but I think the median age was around 25/26.
The great thing about being so young and having no kids I was easily able to pick up and move 500+ miles for a nursing job. I decided to stay down here and I like it so much! I feel really blessed to be so young and already have my bachelor's degree plus a start on a really awesome career. I'm glad I found out nursing was the right path for me early on! -
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Oct 8 by lauriepatI am 21. Graduated w my lpn when i was 19.
Will hopefully be 22 when i get my rn!!
I feel like i face a lot of challenges as a young nurse........people look at me like i am a child sometimes or think i am incompetent because i am young.
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Oct 8 by Nurse2bKimberlyQuote from lauriepatAll of this lol.I am 21. Graduated w my lpn when i was 19. Will hopefully be 22 when i get my rn!! I feel like i face a lot of challenges as a young nurse........people look at me like i am a child sometimes or think i am incompetent because i am young. What kind of challenges do you guys face if any?? -
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Oct 9 by ssaarraahhI was 23 when I graduated with my BSN and got my RN. I've been working for almost a year now. I am the youngest nurse on my floor. -
- Oct 9 by cjdmommaI am ancient. I am graduating nursing school this year, at 33. I have a 12 year old, 9 year old, and 6 year old. I went back to school when my youngest started full time.
