Published Sep 24, 2018
hypnotizer90, BSN, RN
385 Posts
Hi Everyone,
I just wanted to let you know that despite a failure of 1 subject (Nursing Research) at Ryerson University (Toronto, Canada) Parttime Post Diploma BScN program, I am now on my final semester which is clinical preceptorship, just 165hrs to complete.
I have made myself casual employee at the retirement home, not totally leaving it.
Also, I have been blessed to start working at the hospital as Part-time Registered Practical Nurse. By this way, I could work more hours and gain hospital experience before my BScN graduation.
I hope to finish this semester, ending first week of December 2018 & study for NCLEX-RN to take by January or February 2019. Graduation date is June 2019.
Silverdragon102, BSN
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xokw, BSN, RN
498 Posts
Hi Everyone, I just wanted to let you know that despite a failure of 1 subject (Nursing Research) at Ryerson University (Toronto, Canada) Parttime Post Diploma BScN program, I am now on my final semester which is clinical preceptorship, just 165hrs to complete. I have made myself casual employee at the retirement home, not totally leaving it. Also, I have been blessed to start working at the hospital as Part-time Registered Practical Nurse. By this way, I could work more hours and gain hospital experience before my BScN graduation. I hope to finish this semester, ending first week of December 2018 & study for NCLEX-RN to take by January or February 2019. Graduation date is June 2019.
Congrats! Did I read that right that you only have to do 165 hours for preceptorship?!
oneday_rn
31 Posts
Congrats! I would, and probably many others, would love it if you could share more of your experience at Ryerson. Good luck with NCLEX!
On 10/1/2018 at 9:25 AM, xokw said:Congrats! Did I read that right that you only have to do 165 hours for preceptorship?!
Congrats! Did I read that right that you only have to do 165 hours for preceptorship?!
Yep. Since I was doing the RPN to BScN program, it was quite different for us.
On 1/17/2019 at 1:12 AM, oneday_rn said:Congrats! I would, and probably many others, would love it if you could share more of your experience at Ryerson. Good luck with NCLEX!
Congrats! I would, and probably many others, would love it if you could share more of your experience at Ryerson. Good luck with NCLEX!
Sure thing. Thank you for your comment. I am now a fully pledged RN.
10 hours ago, hypnotizer90 said:Yep. Since I was doing the RPN to BScN program, it was quite different for us.
Wow! I did the RPN to BScN program through Conestoga/McMaster and we needed 354 during our final semester (plus one class) and 288 during our second last semester (plus two classes). Crazy!
On 3/3/2019 at 3:47 AM, xokw said:Wow! I did the RPN to BScN program through Conestoga/McMaster and we needed 354 during our final semester (plus one class) and 288 during our second last semester (plus two classes). Crazy!
I did not know why my program didn't need a lot of hours. (It could be that most of us were working already? Maybe.). However, I did two clinical when I was in Centennial College. One in a acute care and one in community. (Too much paperwork).
At Ryerson University, I just did two clinical on the final year (level 4). I was lucky to be put at a kidney transplant clinic then at a day surgery.
https://www.centennialcollege.ca/programs-courses/full-time/bridging-to-university-nursing-flexible/
https://www.ryerson.ca/calendar/2017-2018/programs/community/nursing_post-diploma/
Maybe! We were all working as RPNs as well, so who knows what the rationale was!