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Why do you choose LTC over the hospital?

I have was a CNA for 8 years and now a RN (for 8 months) I am working at an Assisted Living Facility I enjoy my job and love the hours. I find working with elderly population rewarding. I got offered...

I have an interview to for a new grad internship on Tomorrow. This internship is 200 miles away from home (we are purchasing house and planning on living here). The internship is a great opportunity....

Looking for pros and cons of doing an internship? what did you enjoy? was it worth it? did you get the education you needed? where did you go after completion? Are you glad you did the Internship? ...

I got a random call today from a great hospital saying they were given my name. This is an 11 month internship, 6 months MED-SURG, 5 months in an area: cardiac, Maternal-Newborn, ICU-step down, or...

So I am fairly new RN. I got offered to work Days. My schedule currently is nights I work 3-12h on 1 off 3-12h on then have 7 days off. My new schedule would be Monday, Tuesday, Thursday. To have...

I have been working at a skilled nursing facility for 6 months (I am a new grad). I was previously an CNA for 7 years and worked with the geriatric population. My goals is to get a job at the...

I have an interview in an for a RN position in an OB/GYN clinic tomorrow. Any advice on interview questions. What i need to know or should know about OB/GYN nursing? Thank you

I am a new nurse in LTC/Rehab facility working NOC shift 10-6. I make sure the carts are stocked for next shift including medications. I make sure medications are ordered, clean and wipe everything...

A nurse just hired at the facilities that I am working at. I have ran into nurses that worked with him and gave me insight on this person..... such as his license was under review for a narcotic...

Any nurses from Montana? how is the job outlook? I am a new RN, how do I get into a hospital? How much do new nurses start out at? any advice would be greatly appreciated

I have a interview for a Rn office nursing position at a urgent care center. I am a new grad and was surprised that they actually called me. Any advice: what type of questions they may ask? what I...

I am a new RN graduate who has worked in LT for a few years. I had an interview for a Resident Care coordinator and now they want me to job shadow, which I am doing tomorrow morning. Any...

I am a new RN graduate who has worked in LT for a few years. I had an interview for a Resident Care coordinator and now they want me to job shadow, which I am doing tomorrow morning. Any...

You can do this! You will pass! I passed this past Saturday (my 4th time taking it) with 75 questions 2 dosage calculations, lots of Psych question, priority and delegation, 1 put in order, and who...

GOOD LUCK! I will pray for you. I just took the exam on Saturday it was my fourth time and I passed. I did 3000+ question the week B4, two days before I studied: Labs, Infection Control, Did a few...

God is so awesome! I took my RN-Boards on Saturday, walked out thought that I failed, found out this AM that I PASSED! I am ecstatic! Couldn't believe my own eyes dropped to my knees and cried my...

I noticed all the typos in Exam Cram also! that is what I am currently doing also along with over viewing medications (my weakness) WELL THE COUNT DOWN I TAKE MY EXAM THIS SATURDAY! getting a little...

Good luck to all those taking their exam I have a little less than 2 weeks to go. How are things going for Those of you getting ready to take the exam.

The count down 14 days before my test. Any advice on how is should be studying? I was thinking just answer questions, lab values, and contact precautions. How is everyone doing with their test date...

Thanks looks very helpful

I was thinking about using Kaplan Course book to start studying Pharm. Any suggestions on how to go about studying? Is this book enough? has anyone used this for their studies? Thanks

WHen it took the Kaplan the course, our instructor said Kaplan recommend getting a 65 or better. SHe gave a chart that shows the probability of pass the Exam if you score 50 you have a 49.9% chance...

how did you study and what did you do differently to pass on the fourth time?

I have meet a few people who were Native American and were unsuccessful with the NCLEX I was just curious as the why that is?