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The US has too many nurses and not enough jobs!!!!! ( in every state !!) lol good luck in your search.

Well I did it!!! I made it thru my first night shift in the ER!!!!! I'm back tonight so with me luck !

I live in Ohio and it took 2 days to show up on the BON. It was also in July which is a busy month ! Good luck!!!

Remember SAFETY is always the priority in psych !!! With any questions they ask always turn towards safety. Good luck !!!

B. Stop the transfusion

I'm not sure you studied twice as much !! ADNs have to pass the same NCLEX and cover the same material in two years !!! (Most programs go four to five days a week, all day) It's funny that you feel...

YOU CAN DO IT!!!!!!!!!

What do you mean 'call backs'? Calling the patients after discharge to see how they are doing? Asking how their ER experience was? I didn't know you could do that?!?!

This is an excellent thread!!! I am also a May 2012 grad. I just got a job and start tomorrow!!! I did want to add to this as well. I live in NE Ohio and like most of the country we are saturated...

There is another thread on here that has a couple resources. Good Luck!

Go in there with your knowledge and try not to think of what others have said, esp if they didnt do well.... lol Believe in yourself!!!!!

Nervous for the class, not passing it or both?

I just got a 7p-7a position. I've never worked nights before and I'm having anxiety about when I'm going to sleep and when I'm going to see my family!

Its scary that we don't know who we can really trust. Most people would think that the reporter has done their research and is stating FACTS!!!! I'm sorry this has happened to your sister. (and to...

I think there is a topic on this under specialties

Get on the hospital websites and apply for intern/extern jobs. Call the hospital's nurse recruiter. It cant hurt!! Good Luck!!!

So how did your first day go?

Sounds to me like "Hey if you are an addict, here is the best time to get want you want!!!!"

Hello RNs- Anyone in the Kent State RN to BSN program? Or going to start in the near future?

I believe that is what NICU stands for....... Neonatal (newborn) Intensive Care Unit

Well, then that's my vote! Lol

I would call next.

I think a small token of your appreciation would be great!

I agree, however, getting a tech job may also help you land a job after graduation. I know where I live (NE Ohio) ADNs are being passed up for BSNs. So with that said it may help get a foot in...

Can you do 3 and 4? Apply for the program and also to the hospital? Or is it one or the other?