LateBloomingRN2B

LateBloomingRN2B specializes in Interested in cardio/ER/triage, ICU, CCU.

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1. Can RN student take the LPN test?

   LateBloomingRN2B replied to Dadou82's topic in General Students

   In Florida we can take the LPN exam after "equivalent education in the RN program" (which is three semesters at our school). Call your Board of Nursing to find out for sure. :) Good luck! By the way... you're not going BACKWARDS -- you're going s...

2. Orlando School Admissions

   LateBloomingRN2B replied to micaelaNBO's topic in Florida

   According to VCC, they do not accept applications from anyone who is not a citizen of the US. For more info check out their website at www.valenciacc.edu/nursing. I am unsure of the policy at SCC or BCC, but I'm sure you can google for their websites...

3. Where to go to school in Orlando?

   LateBloomingRN2B replied to Assisiblue's topic in Florida

   Hi. The VCC program requires a 65% reading/math on the NET, 2.5 gpa on everything and at least a "C" on nursing pre-reqs (8 in all), in order to apply. If you have everything on the checklist completed (see website), you then get to enter the next ...

4. Risk of D&C

   LateBloomingRN2B replied to rn undisclosed name's topic in Ob/Gyn

   Hi. though not a nurse YET... I have had a couple D & C's in my time and know these things. First, a D & C is a blind procedure meaning that the doctor cannot actually "see" into the uterus and therefore it isn't done a lot like it used to ...

5. Working moms and daycare

   LateBloomingRN2B replied to lizzyberry's topic in General Nursing

   Greetings. I have been a stay at home mom while going to school, evenings. My youngest is 3 and I'm going to work evenings or weekends (so my hubby has him) until he goes to kindergarten. :) Think about other shifts, and join a play group or take...

6. What type of education is needed to be a nurse massage therapist.

   LateBloomingRN2B replied to Tanya RN's topic in Entrepreneurs

   In Florida, when I was licensed in 2000 we had to have 500 hours and six months, plus pass the NCBTMB exam. For info on each state's regulations you can go to www.ncbtmb.org (It's the National Board for Massage Therapy). I think Texas is 1000 hours...