Some good advice here, when I told my wife I wanted to be a nurse after 35 years as an engineer, she (a retired nurse) suggested I start as a CNA to see if I fully understood some of these tasks. It was a little tough during my clinicals until a wi...
walterpharris replied to wannabenurse14's topic in Male Students
Its those comments that cuts you to the bone. In my mind, I am still the gangly 18 year old kid...its only my knees now that keeps reminding me of my age LOL
walterpharris replied to JLChasteen's topic in Maine
Hi, would recommend you call the School of Nursing and speak with ****** the registrar. Super lady who is extremely knowledgable of what might work for you. Walter
walterpharris replied to Stearnsy's topic in Male Students
35 years as an electrical engineer,retired, 57, needed to do something valuable for my next 25 years.... just finished prereqs, starting my nursing school in the fall, will be 59 when I get my RN. Loving it!!!
walterpharris replied to JLChasteen's topic in Maine
Thanks! If you were a freshman again (God forbid) what are the things you would do differentl in terms of school? Are the instructors as hard assed as I've heard?
walterpharris replied to JLChasteen's topic in Maine
Good for you.. i took my a&p 1 and 2 at USM...good course....think having those under our belts will make it a bit easier for us in the fall...hear the nursing course just by itself is a bear. Do you have CNA experience? Heard that helps as w...
walterpharris replied to JLChasteen's topic in Maine
LOL....thanks for the info.....do you have your prereqs done ..... Im finishing pharmacology now.... goal is to only have nursing classes to do.... wishing you the best and look forward to meeting you. Regards, Walt
walterpharris replied to JLChasteen's topic in Maine
yep, here they are sticklers...I did the same. do you know what books we need yet Congratulations, I hear the competition was really tough this past year. Walt