AdamRN2007

AdamRN2007

Psych/SNF/LTC

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About AdamRN2007

AdamRN2007 specializes in Psych/SNF/LTC.


I've been an RN since 2007, currently working in psych.

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  1. Is there anyone currently attending SJCoM? I'm just curious on what others think of the program. I just finished up my first class, NU501 Nursing Informatics. I took the whole 15 weeks just to get a feel for it, and found it was not difficult, it jus...
  2. I am an 11-7 charge nurse/superviser with less than a year experience in SNF/LTC. Our units consist of Long term care, skilled nursing (my unit) and a dementia unit. Our ideal staffing for 11-7 is as follows... Skilled - 1 CNA per 20 (maximum) reside...
  3. admissions ?s

    Hi, Congratulations! I'm also a nursing student, but feel that I can answer some of your questions. 1) I am pretty sure that a BSN is the preferable degree, other degrees that would be beneficial are degrees in the biological or physical sciences. Th...
  4. Rn/md

    DO's can perform surgery. Med school graduates, and med students have to take a 3 step licensing exam called the USMLE for MD students, and the COMLEX for DO students. Passing either of these exams after graduation from med school will get you a lice...
  5. Any RN programs in US w/out wait list????

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  6. Is BSN required for FNP

    Hey everyone! I had done some research in the past, and found out that some PA programs (and some med school programs) require that you complete at least 90 credit hours of course work (with no degree). This means that you can get into a PA school (o...
  7. Grad School Acceptance Rates

    In general most schools will require a competitive applicant to posess at least a cumulative 3.0 GPA in your undergraduate studies. You will also have to do equally as well in your core science courses, as well as all nursing courses. The GRE will al...
  8. Paying back student loans...

    Hey thanks for the info everyone. To answer sugabuga's question: I just consolidated what loans I currently owe up to now. My loan advisor told me that I could pay it off in 10 years or 20 years, and I chose to take the 20 year plan. With what I curr...
  9. Paying back student loans...

    Thanks for the advice everyone. I am on the 20 year payment plan and my loans will only be about $500 a month, once they are all consolidated. I'm going to pay off as much as I can. Paying off $20,000 in one year is amazing. If I can manage that, I w...
  10. Paying back student loans...

    I'm a nursing student in Maine. My tuition is about $11,000 annually not including housing, clinical fees, and books. It's an extra $6,000 to stay on campus. I switched my major to nursing last year, which set me back a year academically and put me o...