swannie

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1. I Need Advice

   swannie replied to vedm's topic in Ohio

   Interesting that you would look at my response the way you did. The honor you imply I spoke of would be coming from withing him/herself in knowing that he/she did the right thing by working through her commitment. I have learned at a young age that e...

2. Recommend agency to work for in Ohio?

   swannie replied to bizibee555's topic in Ohio

   Don't really know what you may want to say, but I am from NorthWest Ohio (Toledo area). Hope this helps.

3. Recommend agency to work for in Ohio?

   swannie replied to bizibee555's topic in Ohio

   I hope this helps...I ran into a HORRIBLE :angryfire experience with INTREDIP agency; their orientation process, which was promised to be paid, was not; the information was incomplete, leading to a very upsetting situation with an employer they sent...

4. Need advice about job

   swannie replied to lashon20's topic in Ohio

   Agency work will allow you he time needed for a very busy year as an LPN student. I hope that you continue to seek your dreams. Is working while attending school mandatory for you? The year of school is intense, eating up hours of homework and clinic...

5. didn't get accepted

   swannie replied to marelle's topic in Ohio

   I am sorry for your dissappointment. The world is rarely viewed as 'fair' when we feel we have been wronged. There may be more to the story than what you are saying, or than what the other person is saying. If you can look into the mirror and be prou...

6. I Need Advice

   swannie replied to vedm's topic in Ohio

   Okay, you're angry. But if I read right, you had the option of lightening your load, AND having help with the admission, both of which you ultimately declined. Am I missing something? To quit your job without fufilling your obligations and/ or not gi...

7. BSN or ADN? What S/I choose?

   swannie replied to marelle's topic in Ohio

   It may be true about the wages, but the employment oppertunities, and the advancement oppertunities are far greater for a BSN rather than a 2-year degree. In several western states, a 2-year RN is not even recognized, but rather worked as a STNA, and...