gonzalezs

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1. It's time to vent!!!

   gonzalezs replied to MegRyanGirl's topic in NP

   I have had a similar situation. I had a bad virus infection (as I thought) for more than a week. Progressively, it became worst and I went to see my PCP. Paid $20 co-pay by a check. My PCP was on vacation and the covering bit$& (a female) ref...

2. Rescinded Contract

   gonzalezs replied to CANYRN's topic in NP

   I have a cousin who is a trial attorney in business matters. I spoke to him about your situation. He tells me that the practice never employed you. They did not provide any consideration and you did not provide any services to the practice. You h...

3. UMET, Bayamon, does not offer Bilingual program starting August 2015

   gonzalezs posted a topic in US Territories

   I had a meeting last week with the new director of nursing program. She was very nice and cordial. But, she informed me that UMET will not offer entrance to bilingual program in August 2015! That means we have to wait until January 2016 to start t...

4. studing nursing in Puerto Rico

   gonzalezs replied to Studentinpr16's topic in US Territories

   I am in PR right now. I have met with both U Inter and UMET admissions office. I met with U Inter director of nursing. I am trying to schedule one with UMET, Bayamon, director of nursing. I spoke with her last week from Texas. I will write about ...

5. studing nursing in Puerto Rico

   gonzalezs replied to Studentinpr16's topic in US Territories

   I posted a warning about the recent changes at UMET. Please note that it might be a few dollars cheaper at UMET, but, if you have to stay in PR one more year to get an ADN (3 years in total) or two more years (5 years for BSN) then your living expe...

6. studing nursing in Puerto Rico

   gonzalezs replied to Studentinpr16's topic in US Territories

   Based on the UMET policy of offering very few nursing classes in English you can add at least one year, perhaps two years, to your nursing program. Now, all of a sudden U Inter is the least expensive option, as you can get a ADN in 15 months because...

7. studing nursing in Puerto Rico

   gonzalezs replied to Studentinpr16's topic in US Territories

   UMET is offering less than two core Nursing courses in English each semester now. That means that you will get an ADN in 3 years or a BSN in five years (if you are lucky!). Both U Inter graduates and UMET graduates are eligible to sit for NCLEX RN. ...