subaquatique

subaquatique ADN, BSN, RN, EMT-B

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About subaquatique

subaquatique has 7 years experience as a ADN, BSN, RN, EMT-B and specializes in Critical Care.


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  1. Primary nurse assessment

    I am a primary care RN, but I pick up shifts as a float. In our hospital, we are not allowed to do the admission assessment for the primary care nurse because "passing along prudent information" is like playing telephone- stuff gets missed. Persona...
  2. Exit interview survey, tell the truth, lie or ignore

    Mine was an email... "Did you have any concerns about your period of employment... blah blah blah". Not anonymous, not a survey. I was honest but tactful. I also used the oreo technique. "I had such a positive experience with blah blah blah.... thi...
  3. Transfering RN Jobs

    I went from MS to step down but did not receive a pay increase. I'm about to transfer to Critical Care, again with no increase. My hospital pays based on years of experience, certifications, etc, not related to floor acuity. I loved step-down. Way...
  4. I have an issue with this post. Our ATI package was probably $1000 broken up into 4 semester payments, plus about $500-1000 TOTAL worth of other books (Med Surg, Maternal Child, Psych, drug guides, IV fluids, etc etc), but everything besides the AT...
  5. New grad advice

    Good luck finding something in California! There are a ton of schools here pumping out new grads, and everyone in the country wants to move here for the pay and patient ratios. Not to say that it couldn't happen, but new grad spots are very few and f...
  6. Yuba College ADN program Fall 2018

    I just graduated from Yuba college in December. It's a great program!
  7. UWorld to study for the NCLEX?

    I used Uworld, an ATI live review that was provided by our school, and bought a 3-week subscription for NCSBN. Imo, Uworld was the best. I did about half of the questions and passed NCLEX in 75 questions. I had 22 SATA, about 5 "put these in order...
  8. Yuba College ADN

    I'm sorry it took me so long to reply- I thought I did, but in replying to someone else, I saw that it didn't post So as far as clinicals go- for first semester, the two locations are Woodland Memorial and Rideout. They try to place people based on...
  9. Yuba College ADN

    Congratulations Mama! I hope it works out for you! I know that a few of the alternates in my class ended up getting in because the person that got the spot went to a different school- so my fingers are crossed for you!
  10. Yuba College ADN

    Hey Edmed323, congrats on getting in and great job on the TEAS! I know a lot of students that worked part or full-time during all 4 semesters and were ok, and some that failed out. It really has to do with your time-management capabilities. Persona...
  11. Yuba College ADN

    It sounds like you have a good GPA, so that's a good start! My best advice for the TEAS would be to purchase the official workbook and work through all of the questions to identify problem areas. Mine is math, so I found an online tutor on youtube ...
  12. Yuba College ADN

    Congratulations!! That's super exciting!
  13. Yuba College ADN

    I had all A's on my prereqs (with the exception of a C in anatomy ), but I got a 96 on my Teas. I also have both work and volunteer experience that gave me points, and I speak a second language. I think my total points were close to 90, but I don't ...
  14. Yuba College ADN

    Hi! Yes, I am currently in my 3rd semester at Yuba College. I got in immediately after I applied. Since it's merit-based, if you have good grades and did well on your TEAS, you will most likely get in on your first application. On that note, it is...
  15. My comments would be that it depends. It depends on how well you manage your time, what grades are "acceptable" to you, and if you plan on having a social life (or work) outside of school. I Took Physiology (full semester), Micro, Stats and Genetic...