Homework interview needed!!!!!

I'm sure its high 😂

I would think, and recommend as I'm sure we all would regardless of homework, talking to both a seasoned and newer nurse after 3 consecutive shifts or end of of M-F work week would be done before taking out an unforgivable loan and investing years in school.

It it may not change someone's mind but maybe they would better plan for a 1st or 2 being rougher and more energy and time consuming than they might have imagined.

I have a confession to make. When I got those interview a nurse assignments I totally made the whole thing up. A lot of my "interview a mother of a toddler" or "interview someone who takes at least three medications" interviews were completely fictional, as well. I followed nursing blogs and had cousins and aunts that were nurses in various areas, so I had some clue what they were saying being a nurse was like. I babysat a lot, and volunteered in the nursery at church. So I also had a decent idea on things parents typically said. I always got decent grades. It was always a "cousin" "neighbor" or "person from my church" I interviewed.

There, I feel better. How many Hail Marys and Our Fathers will that be?

Perhaps that should be the litmus test before pursuing nursing, if you can't conceivably answer nurse interview questions yourself, some research might be in order.

I have a confession to make. When I got those interview a nurse assignments I totally made the whole thing up. A lot of my "interview a mother of a toddler" or "interview someone who takes at least three medications" interviews were completely fictional, as well. I followed nursing blogs and had cousins and aunts that were nurses in various areas, so I had some clue what they were saying being a nurse was like. I babysat a lot, and volunteered in the nursery at church. So I also had a decent idea on things parents typically said. I always got decent grades. It was always a "cousin" "neighbor" or "person from my church" I interviewed.

There, I feel better. How many Hail Marys and Our Fathers will that be?

I always wonder when people wait until the last minute to interview a nurse... "Why don't you just make it up?"

Is that awful? FWIW, I have yet to have to interview a nurse, so I have no opportunity to post on AN and ask one of you random individuals to do my homework for me.

I always wonder when people wait until the last minute to interview a nurse... "Why don't you just make it up?"

Is that awful? FWIW, I have yet to have to interview a nurse, so I have no opportunity to post on AN and ask one of you random individuals to do my homework for me.

Me, me, me. Pick me.

I quit nursing and was a truck driver for a year.

Lookit Libby being all in yo face! :)

Care to talk about it, Lib? May I interview you?

Me, me, me. Pick me.

I quit nursing and was a truck driver for a year.

Was it because all the nurses bullied you?

Was it because all the nurses bullied you?

Hahahahaha! Crackle!

*Takes off my clown costume* Why of course, Farawyn, ask away.

*Takes off my clown costume* Why of course, Farawyn, ask away.

As long as the clown costume is OFF we are good.

ETA: I'm not being pervy. I'm scared of clowns.

I think it would just as good of a learning opportunity if an instructor invited a new grad, a nurse with a few years experience, and a COB to speak to the class, then have then write their impressions.

IMO, these "find an xxxx, and interview them" are a sign of an unimaginative and perhaps lazy teacher.