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Hi, I am currently in a PhD program (large state university). I completed my qualitative methods class in April. LOVED it. Lots of reading, practicing some of the methods (non-participant...

Take a look at Murray & McKinney. It is a Saunders/Elsevier text. It is neither too simple or too complex. There are case studies in the on-line student resources. I've used it for several years.

Highly recommend preparing for it. I spent several months (not every day) preparing and did very well the first time. If you are good at math, you won't have to prepare much for that...

I have done the staff nurse thing. Loved working nights and didn't really care about working weekends and holidays. Of course, I was much younger, single, and childless then. Now, I'm a Nurse...

Have you looked at the Nursing Faculty Loan Program (NFLP)? If you are interested in staying employed as nurse faculty, it is definitely something worth looking into. I'm currently a part-time PhD...

All of a sudden, OP? I graduated with my undergrad (BSN) degree in 1983. They were talking about "phasing out" ADN as entry level way back then.....30 years ago! It is an old debate, nothing new...

1. University of Kentucky. 2. PhD. 3. Full time faculty at another University 4. School part-time. ...

And it's "rather undesirable" because???

Agree. This is not a certification you get to get a job. A Masters Degree in Nursing is required as is at least 2 years full-time educator experience (if your MSN is in Nursing Education); other...

Trust me....there are positions (the website always looks like that). I'm an educator and ALL of our new (as yet unlicensed grads) have signed papers for (RN) job offers. Our grads (University of...

Anywhere in Eastern Kentucky....Ashland (Kings Daugters Medical Center), Hazard (Hazard ARH), Paintsville (Paul B. Hall), Prestonsburg (Highlands Medical Center), Pikeville (Pikeville Medical...

Eastern Kentucky

You do realize it was posted in the Nursing and SPIRITUALITY forum? Should that forum be torn apart as well?

If you're not a Christian nurse, why read and respond to this thread? Just. Let. It. Go. Live and let live. To each his own. That pretty much sums up how I would (not) respond to a thread titled...

I agree. It has everything to do with accreditation. STILL....doesn't sound right that they already have them as students (and about to graduate) and then tell them. That stinks.

I've heard of it......I find it a tad "cannibalistic". To each his own, though.

Hmmm...I'm 52....and not really sure when last BM occurred! Am I the exception to the rule?

It depends on the school. It has been years, more than 10, since any nursing major has earned a 4.0 where I work. It's because of 1 class, and yes, I have mentioned this in a nursing faculty...

No, this is a standardized test to protect the public.

I've got grades (from today's exam) to post right now! But instead, I'm wasting time on Allnurses! How ironic that this was the first thing I saw.

No, I haven't experienced this, but the Board of Nursing is unlikely to do much (if anything) over a student complaint about a test! The Board is more interested in the success of the nursing...

Our University has an academic amnesty procedure for cases like yours. There are procedures the requesting student must follow, but it frequently is granted in their favor as long as their reason(s)...

First of all, it is not true that you can't work if you graduate from a non-accredited (NLN or AACN accreditation) school in another state. If you pass the NCLEX you can work (provided you get...

The question is about grains, not grams. A grain equals 60 mg, so 1/6 grain is 10 mg. since your med is 10 mg/mL your answer is 1 mL

Now, THIS is the post that deserves 10,000 "likes"!!