Passed The Nclex-pn

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hi i need help i've passed the boards two months ago and have been looking for a job. but, all the response im getting back is "when you have a year experience get back to us." so im woundering how am i suppose to get this year experience if no one is willing to hire someone without. i need help any suggestions would really help. thanks :D

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HEy I was just wondering what you studied to pass your nclex exam, cause I have taken it more than once and I still haven't passed. I need help maybe a tutor I don't know but please let me know.

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Specializes in Emergency, Case Management, Informatics.

Just keep looking. What part of the country are you in? Are there any larger cities nearby that you could look into? If so, it may be worth it to drive an hour or so to work, especially if you can pick up some 12-hour shifts.

Also, try faxing or mailing your resume all over the place. You will eventually get some responses.

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Can u let me know wut to do to pass my exam

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Specializes in Pain Management, RN experience was in ER.

I would say definately pay attention to the question... (That's for both Nclex and allnurses.com posts) :twocents:

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Specializes in Home Health/PD.

To pass my nclex pn I studied the Nursing made easy. They have 2 NCLEX-PN exam review books. It is straight to the point and uses different formats of questions.

Have you checked into nursing homes or home health/private duty? Around here is seems they are always looking for nurses.

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Thanks for the advise, I have so many books. I have saunder's review nclex pn exam, saunder's comprehensive review, saunders cards, kaplan review book 09 edition, and plenty more. But I think Im just going to stick with the saunders this time. Any suggestions:banghead:

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Specializes in dialysis (mostly) some L&D, Rehab/LTC.

When I graduated I worked in a teaching hospital and wanted to do L&D. I was a clerk there. They told me I had to work a year before I could work L&D. That is how I started in dialysis..acutes.. I did L&D for 3 1/2 years and finally stayed in HD. Just keep applying. If you know someone in the hospital that usually helps.

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I used the mosby's comprehensive review for practical nursing....it came with a cd that gave you study questions, quizes and test it really help when it came to the test.

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Thank you for the advise. Another member also suggested that I do suzanne's review since I already have the book, the thing of it is I am new to this site and I don't know how to find the sticky page or suzanne for that matter lol. So if anyone knows can they please direct me to it asap. Thanks again:confused:

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