I just wanted to start a separate thread regarding our acceptance into the FSCJ (a.k.a. FCCJ) Summer 2010 "RN" program. I know we've all been posting to the "hopefuls" page but now that we aren't "hopefuls" anymore, and we're more like "stressfuls"... I thought I'd start a new page... JOIN ME! :)
I guess it is technically called something else other than "RN program" but... here we go anyway.
I'm still a bit confused as to whether, during orientation, I should be more focused on getting a hospital close to my house or a teacher that will be great during my first term.
Does anyone have any suggestions on this? I've always made the teacher my first priority but I'm curious as to whether or not, those of you who have been there, think that there is a big enough difference in teachers that we would be wise to drive for miles to get to a specific one.
What kind of info will be shared during this meeting?
I was gonna spend my day watching basketball, but if important info is being shared, I might try to come by.
It's just an opportunity to get together, meet, talk about this wonderful journey we are taking together and plan for the upcoming weeks. I can share what I learned the first week and yes, i'm even going to bring my text books (the 4 primary only) so you can look at them. These are the people who will be poking and prodding on you, it's time to say HI:eek:. If you go into this process with a study plan, you will get further. Remember, this is the weeding out term. Schedule a recording and join us!!:balloons:
I'll be there. See you guys at 2 at Panera Bread at the St. John's Town Center. I'll try to get there a little early and make a sign for our table that will say "allnurses" so we will know how to find eachother.
Do we need to have our uniforms and polo shirt ordered by the first day of class? I'm trying to space out some of our school expenses and wasn't sure if I could push that one out a bit.
Do we need to have our uniforms and polo shirt ordered by the first day of class? I'm trying to space out some of our school expenses and wasn't sure if I could push that one out a bit.
No you don't.
Polo shirts are worn basically when you do your community service and orient @ the hospitals.
I got my titer results then went to school and turned it in. I walked around for awhile and North Campus is a confusing place. Firgured out the L\library is in the 3rd floor in the same building as the nursing office.
Anybody want to meet up sometime next weekend????
LenaS, ASN, BSN
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Thanks Butterflymom! Looking forward to picking your brain:p