KY nurses and students STAND UP. What part of KY are you from.

[dark10gable]

I am new to this forum and very excited. Just want to know where everyone's from and what they do.

Peace and love. :lol2::lol2:

[shelbee1084]

louisville, ky...spencerian college lpn program...first quarter!!

[my2cents]

Im pre-nursing students. Transferring to Cincy State and cont.. my class on Nov. Florence YaLL:D

oh and been working @ st.luke hospital soon to be st.E

[wishinguponastarLPN]

Louisville student at Galen College starting LPN program October 27th!

[taranator]

Western KY/Henderson area. Pre-nursing student taking all of my prereq classes. I'm actually going to school in Indiana, but I live in KY. :-)

[econ2nursing]

I moved to Bowling Green last year from AZ, though I am originally from Northwest IN.

I just got accepted to WKU ADN program for spring '10 and looking forward to it!

[ckaeser]

Hi, I am from Northern ky, the greater cincinnati area and I am in the middle of my LPN program at browne Mackie College.

[Lacie, BSN, RN]

Started out at Morehead State but they didnt have a BSN program then so transferred to EKU - graduated in '82. One of my classmates is now the Dean of Nursing at EKU - Hi Judy if you come to allnurses lol. Anyway now live in Florida but started out with an externship at Good Sam, then worked in CCU for about a year, moved to Louisa was a nursing supervisor there for long time, then went back to Lexington at St. Joe's was the Clinical Manager of the telemetry unit, then moved to CTU. Worked at UK for alittle while and hated it so back to St. Joe's until I relocated back to my home state of Florida. Hubby was a state trooper in Ky so had to go where they sent him. Learned more in that little hospital in Louisa then anywhere I have ever worked. Lot to be said about rural hospitals!!

[crystalcnd]

Hello everyone! I live in Corbin which is in Southeastern Kentucky and currently work at Baptist Regional Medical Center. I am new to the medical field. I graduated from EKU in 2003 with a degree in education and taught high school for 5 years. I decided that teaching was not where I wanted to spend the rest of my life. I think I was bored with being in the same classroom day after day teaching the same thing over and over again. So...after 5 years in the classroom I quit and now am working as a CNA at the hospital. I will be starting school in January to get another degree and be an RN.

[bonestAx]

:stdnrsrck:In school at Madisonville cc! Work in the ED as a tech at Trover

[hottamale1227]

I live louisville and went to school at JCC in Shelbyville.

[nursesarah10]

Galen grad 09 LPN Red Cross.

[caitlyn]

I am so glad I found this thread... I have a BA in Communication from UK but recently have decided I want to go to school for nursing. I am looking for 2 year programs in the Cincy/NKY area so that I can get out, start work, and maybe complete a BSN later if I want to.

I am living on my own with rent and bills so I'm wondering - how do/did you do it?!?! I considered an Accelerated BSN program at NKU, but I'm thinking there is NO way I'd be able to make any money to pay bills. I'm looking at Good Sam and Christ, but I'm nowhere close to applying for either because I honestly have NO clue about the process, what school will be like, if I'll be able to work, etc. I've also heard good things about Mt. St. Joe, but also heard it was tres expensive. I'm not sure if any of the Northern Kentucky community colleges are worth anything. ANY info would be appreciated!!