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Last night it become official, I am no longer a nursing student, now I am a Graduate Nurse! I thought this day would never come..what a journey it has been!
Now to focus on being able to say "it's official, I'm no longer a graduate nurse, I'm an RN" :monkeydance: NCLEX here I come!
Last night it become official, I am no longer a nursing student, now I am a Graduate Nurse! I thought this day would never come..what a journey it has been!Now to focus on being able to say "it's official, I'm no longer a graduate nurse, I'm an RN" :monkeydance: NCLEX here I come!
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!:balloons: :balloons: :balloons:
Question for each of you -
As a "graduate nurse", are you able to work in a hospital until you become licensed? Here in NC, we aren't able to practice (even as a "GN") until we are officially licensed. Someone from NC correct me if I am wrong? I'm trying to get my ATT so I can schedule that (*!$ test but I'm just waiting at the moment....it would be nice to be putting some of my knowledge to good use while I'm waiting!
Me too! Pinning was last night, and surprise! I received an award! I couldn't believe it- maybe I actually will be a good nurse...
My info was mailed out on the 23rd and I'm waiting for my ATT too. I start my job in 2 weeks and I really want to get the NCLEX done with!
It's all so exciting and scary too. I feel so... everything. I don't even know how to feel, but anyway- CONGRATS!!!!!
Question for each of you -As a "graduate nurse", are you able to work in a hospital until you become licensed? Here in NC, we aren't able to practice (even as a "GN") until we are officially licensed. Someone from NC correct me if I am wrong? I'm trying to get my ATT so I can schedule that (*!$ test but I'm just waiting at the moment....it would be nice to be putting some of my knowledge to good use while I'm waiting!
In CT I will work as a Graduate Nurse before I get my license, I think for up to 3 months but I could be wrong about that. In MA, where I went to school, you cannot work until you get your license.
David's Harp
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Yeah, I didn't think I'd get to this point, either. Graduated a couple weeks ago, finished Drexel's one-week review course, now it's that limbo-time between graduation and the boards.
Must stay focused on practice-questions, yet must also really detox from the semester!!!