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I think it's what YOU feel is safe. You know your limits. And it's a bit relative. For example, as a paramedic, I have worked 48 hours straight with no time off, gone home for 12, then come back...

I live in Charleston, SC. 90% is a pretty accurate number. Might be slightly lower, but that's pretty close. Yes, the ambulance bill is expensive, but if you have no intention of paying it, as...

I have been in EMS since 2002. EMT from 2002 to 2006, and paramedic since 2006. I am now in my second year of nursing school, working as a paramedic on the weekends to pay for everything. If you...

Some great advice has been given in this discussion. Like previous posters have said, look at the time and financial requirements of each program. For example, the BSN program near me is an...

I'm in the same position...comparing the seemingly endless options for RN-BSN programs. I'm just as confused as it sounds like you are. I do know that Univ. of Wyoming's online program seems to be...

Anyone else have any other input?

One of the biggest changes has been the immediate additional cycle of compressions even after a rhythm change in a pulseless patient. There are several, including the inherent changes in compression...

Most of the info that I've found on this forum about UofW is at least a few years old, so I wanted to start a new discussion. I'm in the second (last) year of my ADN program at a "brick and...

I'm interested in South Univ. as well. Clinicals? Min. time to complete nursing courses?

Thanks for the info! I actually looked into Excelsior initially for my RN, but ended up going the "brick-and-mortar" route as I heard that a lot of people don't complete it. A family member that's...

Anyone?

I apologize in advance for this long post.... I am currently in my second year of the ADN program (will finish in Dec 2010) at Trident Technical College in Charleston, SC. I'm doing well in the...