kasia122

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1. Nursing turnover/retention, safety

   kasia122 posted a topic in General Nursing

   I work in a community hospital on a surgical unit- over the past year (12 months) we have lost 21 employees. This is a mind boggling number, and management is choosing to gloss over this. For a school project I plan to speak to management at a union ...

2. UCONN FNP 2017

   kasia122 replied to kasia122's topic in NP Students

   same. I had contacted the MBA program about a question of doing a dual FNP/MBA and have not heard back from them either. It seems the entire college is unreliable.

3. UCONN FNP 2017

   kasia122 replied to kasia122's topic in NP Students

   Anybody hear anything? I'm extremely frustrated. I called the school again and they still had no information.

4. UCONN FNP 2017

   kasia122 replied to kasia122's topic in NP Students

   I just got off the phone with the nursing graduate school. They informed me that they will be inviting individuals to interview starting next week. Quite late in the year but I'm glad an interview is still a possibility!

5. UCONN FNP 2017

   kasia122 replied to kasia122's topic in NP Students

   Still haven't heard anything

6. UCONN FNP 2017

   kasia122 replied to kasia122's topic in NP Students

   Keep me updated if you hear something? It's going on a month and a half now and its really stressing me out.

7. UCONN FNP 2017

   kasia122 posted a topic in NP Students

   I applied to the uconn FNP program for 2017. Anybody get any answers yet? My application still says 'submitted' and I feel like i should have gotten a response of some kind by now. Calling the school isn't helping at all. Anybody out there get a resp...

8. Should I go to school to become a nurse or PA?

   kasia122 replied to debbieprobe's topic in General Nursing

   Depends on what you want to do. ABSN if you chose that route, no associates since you unlikely to get hired in a hospital. Personally I would go the PA school route, however its much harder to get in, more expensive, and more grueling. Ortho PA's or ...

9. A brand new ASN in BSN world

   kasia122 posted a topic in ADN/BSN

   I've not been a nurse for very long at all, and already I've had a figurative door slammed in my face more times than I can count. Being a brand new RN is bad enough, but only having an ASN as well? Then consider yourself unemployable, at least in my...