queenoasis

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1. 10 yrs OF NURSING EXPERIENCE - CANT FIND A JOB

   queenoasis replied to adangerousbeauty's topic in New York

   I'm assuming this isn't a NYSNA hospital because that is very low for NYC. I work in Brooklyn and make about $46/hr with nearly 7 years experience. Manhattan hospitals pay even more. I have an interview with a magnate hospital next week and the recru...

2. Any good news from new grads in NYC?

   queenoasis replied to JeanettePNP's topic in New York

   It's dried up in NYC alright. I graduated from NYU's 15-month program last December and most of us don't have jobs either. A good number can't even get any interviews! I'm trying to work my connections right now and hopefully, something will pan out.

3. what is considered difficult question

   queenoasis replied to SadNBlue's topic in NCLEX

   If your last question was a SATA or Meds AND you've have a whole bunch of em, then I really think you have a good chance of passing. Most of my friends (including myself) passed with a ton of those types of questions. Mine stopped at 110 with 12-15 S...

4. Kaplan NCLEX-RN review course

   queenoasis replied to Nickie789's topic in NCLEX

   I took Kaplan by itself the first time I took the nclex and failed. I felt as if they want you to read into the questions too much so I did just that on the exam. The second time, I did Kaplan along with NCLEX 4000. The latter came highly recommended...

5. what is considered difficult question

   queenoasis replied to SadNBlue's topic in NCLEX

   SATA's and Meds...Prioritization I think is of medium difficulty because you just use your ABC guidelines to answer them.

6. NCLEX review books/CD???

   queenoasis replied to Sonya777's topic in NCLEX

   Here's what helped me pass: 1. Read the blue book from Kaplan (the meds part is optional if you would rather watch the vidoes on Pharm via their website) 2. Alternate between Kaplan Q-Banks and NCLEX 4000 questions. 3. Read the rationales if you can ...

7. Stopped at 85...FAILED

   queenoasis replied to brichielpn08's topic in NCLEX

   See, here's MY take on this subject: If you start seeing a LOT of SATA's, meds and lab values then chances are, you are doing well and have a strong possibility of passing with whatever number your exam shuts off with. I know there are people in here...