Published Jul 14, 2012
mom35
507 Posts
Hi all, I have been an employed RN since 2011 Nov. Right now I work med/surge/tele unit and I aim to start a psych nurse career after about two years of experience with my current unit. My inquiry is concerning nursing conferences. I have joined ANA, TNA, and APNA. I would love to attend a conference. To those of you that have attended one, what are they generally like, what may I expect to take away from the experience? I know this question may sound silly, but I really am not sure what to expect and before I spend the money to travel, stay in a hotel and such, I am curious as to what a conference may be all about. Particularly I would like to attend a psychiatric conference, since I plan to begin a psych. nursing career soon. Any advice is welcomed and I thank you in advance!-mom35
CMena
2 Posts
Hello I graduated in May and just recently found out about Fort Duncan Hospital. I go out on Tuesday for a tour and an interview. I can not find anything in San Antonio I hope to hear more about your experience there. I too would like to go in psych.
BruinAGNP
62 Posts
Hi CMena. How is fort Duncan? Did you get accepted? I'm from CA trying to relocate and saw this hospital with a new grad. Your input will be appreciated.
stephanie11
58 Posts
r u currently workin in fort duncan
Tait, MSN, RN
2,142 Posts
Ft Duncan derails aside >.>
I haven't been to a nursing conference yet, but I have been to a nursing research conference and it was awesome. I came away with connections, inspiration, and even more skills! I think they are worth the time if they aren't too expensive. Which one are you looking at going to?