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HELP !!!

HI! i graduated my BSN 2006 but just become Registered Nurse this year in other country..i am planning to take the Nclex-RN test soon,i am confident to pass it because i been in 6mos.intensive review and i read nursing books the day i wake up untill the crack of dawning..however i have a big worry because i never had the chance to have a clinical experience working as a real RN like i might be good in theory but not in experience and i even already forgot to do some basic actual procedures like in the ER room.oh..guys how is it feels to be and entry level nurse?will there be a training before they leave us on the floor? what im gonna do to make a real competent nurse.thank you very much..i will really appreciate ur opinions guys..Godbless us all..

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The NCLEX is aimed at a new grad so you shouldn't have anything to worry about as long as you study well.

However you are aware of retrogression and if not a US citizen or already have a visa to work in the US you are looking at several years waiting? Once you have a job you should get some sort of orientation

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thanks silverdragon.i am a resisdent here in the state.i went to back to take the local rn exam and i made it..now im in 2nd step..the nclex..and i will be working as a caregiver for the meantime..

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I wouldn't spend time worrying about the job as you prepare for the NCLEX. The NCLEX is enough to worry about at one time. After you pass and get your first job, you can look forward to orientation to your job duties. Make sure you watch and ask questions and you will pick up on what you need to do on the job. Good luck with what is in front of you.

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