Hello everyone, so I'll be getting my pre-nursing degree this Summer or fall after failing second semester of nursing school. Soo, I was wondering what I can do with degree other than transferring to another nursing program. Thank you. 0 Likes
Enarra, BSN, RN Specializes in Ambulatory Primary Care. Has 9 years experience. May 30, 2020 Not much like having a degree in liberal arts humanities. Transferring is your best bet. You can work as a CNA pct in mean time but you may need to complete a CNA course. Best of luck 0 Likes
Gabicolon May 30, 2020 4 hours ago, Enarra said:Not much like having a degree in liberal arts humanities. Transferring is your best bet. You can work as a CNA pct in mean time but you may need to complete a CNA course. Best of luckOh OK. What nurse tech? any special training required for that? Thank you! 0 Likes
Enarra, BSN, RN Specializes in Ambulatory Primary Care. Has 9 years experience. May 30, 2020 Yes all require training of some sort a certification. Prenursing just means you took prerequisites it doesn’t qualify you to work as a health care worker. Best of luck. Just some examples; home health adr , CNA is certified nursing assistant, patient care technician (pct), Nursing assistant 1 Likes
Gabicolon May 31, 2020 17 hours ago, Enarra said:Yes all require training of some sort a certification. Prenursing just means you took prerequisites it doesn’t qualify you to work as a health care worker. Best of luck. Just some examples; home health adr , CNA is certified nursing assistant, patient care technician (pct), Nursing assistant Thank you very much! 0 Likes
