BADNAP summer 2012

Mommaof3 · Feb 28, 2012

Hi there! I'm in the traditional program at OCCC graduating in May, but also taking concurrent classes for my BSN at UCO, in my Transitions class at UCO this semester I have a friend who will be graduating next month (March) she says the schedule is insane. She has 2 12 hour clinical days (her entire classes are on Saturday and Sunday) and 2 class days. A lot of times they come into our class on Mondays/Wednesdays 9-1200 for lecture. I don't know if this is the info you were looking for but I hope it helps! Get ready for pure chaos for the next year! :) Good luck all!

val_kaye · Mar 1, 2012

All of my clinicals have been on friday and Saturday's, or Saturday and Sunday, because we go twice a week. Lecture is all day Wednesday. Then there are occasional lab classes on campus, usually Tuesday and Friday the first semester. Then, there are fewer labs the other semesters. Hope that helps. Some people worked the whole time and made it just fine. Grades will suffer to a degree, but it is doable. Passin is a 74%, which doesn't seem bad until you take the test, then you pray to pass. Good luck everyone!

bwatts910 · Mar 1, 2012

So I'm assuming that Mondays and Tuesdays are basically "study days"?

val_kaye · Mar 1, 2012

In the first semester, Tuesday will be lab day I think until clinicals start. Monday will almost always be a study day. There will be random classes on other days of the week usually for three hours. We have classes with the traditional group sometimes, so we have to attend their hours.

kaycedee · Mar 1, 2012

Just out of curiosity has anyone else signed up for a CPR class yet? I went to Francis Tuttle yesterday and got a spot in their March class and at the time there were a few spots still available.

Compost189 · Mar 3, 2012

I signed up for one, but it's here at Meridian Technology in Stillwater. It's March 13 & 15 at 6 pm. I'm not sure of anywhere you can do it in the city. There has to be an organization that specializes in health certifications.

kaycedee · Mar 5, 2012

It seems like I've heard of people getting their CPR certification at Moore-Norman Technology and I'm pretty sure that Metro Tech offers classes as well. I had to go with Francis Tuttle, though, because it's so convenient to where I live.

CC10479 · Mar 5, 2012

Check out www.customtrainingsolutions.net. They're located in OKC, and are certified through the American Heart Association. The class only took about 3 hours. My certification is good through Aug 2013, but I feel like I need to review it because I haven't participated in an actual code yet--all of my patient's who coded did so about an hour after my shift.

smiller44 · Mar 6, 2012

I signed up for the CPR class at OCCC on April 7th

bwatts910 · Mar 6, 2012

I'll be taking the class at OCCC on April 7th as well.

texastornado · Mar 6, 2012

I took my CPR class at CPR for Life. I called on a Friday and they actually had an opening for the following day's class. The class was at their office near NE 50th and I-235 in Oklahoma City and cost $45.00. Their phone number is 308-9629. Hope this helps. Looking forward to seeing you all at the orientation on May 18th!

smiller44 · Apr 11, 2012

So, basically the CPR class at OCCC was cancelled for April. The next class is May 5, I think. That's cutting it too close for me, even though I already bought and opened the 17$ book. Anyone know of a place offering it in April?