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Thanks, queenjean and Suesquatch! I will likely go with EC since everything I have read on this board appears to indicate that if they are not accepted by a state, it seems likely any alternative methods wouldn't be either. Plus, after 20+ years as an RT, I should have picked up a few skills I can put toward an RN degree!
ec is a great option for rt's and later if you and your wife want to do travel nursing cant you pick and choose where you work. meaning you can work around the ec thing...i wish i had a spouse wanting to be a rn and do travel nursing...sounds fun.
one of my friends just completed a 3 month contract in hawaii.....but she is a st....but hawaii wow
Oh, for crying out loud, I didn't attach the list!
CrusadersFan
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I have been toying with entering the Excelsior College RT-to-RN program. However, my wife, who is an RN, suggested that I might see if a program exists that allows online learning of lecture material while doing clinicals on the weekends or in the evening. She is concerned about the states that are denying EC grads (she wants to do travel nursing once the kids are gone and is afraid this may impact it). Does anyone know if such a program exists (I'm particularly interested in the Indiana area).