marcellahays1

I was 19 years old when I started my freshman year of college. I was not sure on what to study. I thought about business or office work, then nursing struck a chord with me and I have enjoyed it every since. I have worked in long-term care, schools, research, and assisted living. I am a nurse, but in many different specialties. I am thankful for my career and look forward to the future.

You can get your MSN even if you have your GED. You will have to get your BSN which now is a lot easier to do; in fact you can even get some of it online. Then, you can get your MSN probably some or mostly online and then go to some classes in person. You might have to do research on what you want to do in nursing or your masters in nursing. You can do this. The goal is to work hard and achieve your goals which you are doing right now by going back to school and wanting to do something that is meaningful and great. I wish you the best and please let us know how you are doing.

I think that you need to go to a state approved nursing school in order to become eligible. It is very important to check your states nurse practice act and see what they require. Not all states have the same requirements. I would also check with your school in order to see what they recommend. I wish you the best and please keep us posted.

People are meant to be doctors and people are meant to be nurses; therefore I chose to be a nurse for these reasons: 1. I like the profession of nursing. 2. I like what nursing does for the patient. 3. I like how the patient responds to nursing care.

After a rough shift, these are the things that I do: 1. I drink a lot of coke. 2. I take a nice bubble bath. 3. Drink some nice tea.

The resources for the youth in your community are the following things: 1. Going to the library is a good idea in order to find resources. 2. Getting books, magazines, or pamphlets on the subject is always a good idea. 3. Looking at the phone directory and gathering phone numbers of good agencies that can help is a good idea.

I work in the third floor memory care unit at the assisted living facility and they are short staffed sometimes and sometimes cannot leave the nursing floor. I have the advantage in that I can work the shift that I need to work and take a lunch break as well which is so nice because I really need a break from the nursing floor. I cherish my breaks. I am so thankful for my breaks and for my job.

The one thing that I regret about being a nurse is the fact that I have to work part of my weekend and every weekend. I can never take the weekend off. I also am more tired on the weekends because I am not resting like I should do to working every Saturday; so I guess whenever I can take a nap that will be my resting time.

A lot of people are happy to work the night shift because of the following things: 1. They get to catch up on paper work. 2. They get to do some research regarding their patients prognosis. 3. They get to watch the patients and see how they are doing. Overall, the night shift is a great place to work.

That is a good question that you are posting. Adult critical care unit is like NICU in these ways: 1. It is a critical care unit. 2. It has similar assessments. 3. The charting usually is the same. 4. The way that the unit is run is generally the same. I believe that you will do just fine.

No, you are not being too sensitive. The night shift is hard work. I know that people only work the night shift because they like doing it. I really can't work the night shift due to medication that I take that makes me sleepy; however I have a friend who only works the night shift and she tells me that she really enjoys working the night shift because it helps her be with her kids and she enjoys having the whole day to herself.

I like both nurse practitioners and physician assistants. They are both really good. It is really hard to pick one from the other because I have had really good things from both practitioners. I have enjoyed being treated by both and they are both very knowledgeable. I think that they both are very important in the medical team of professionals.

My friend made me some soap that was homemade. The soap was in the shape of a rectangle and the color of it was a pink color. It also smelled really nice. I used it on my hands and I absolutely loved it. I thought that it was the very best. I always love homemade soap that is made with love.

Here is what I would do: 1. Ask questions in your community about this aspect. 2. Ask your members of the community what they want to see or are looking for. 3. Write a survey questionaire and ask the people in the community for their opinions.

Nursing school is a sure gift when you get the acceptance letter. I can remember when I got my acceptance letter and it was such a wonderful surprise. Here are a few tips to remember: 1. Always keep up with your school work. 2. Make sure that you understand what to do with your school work. 3. Always ask questions. 4. Go to your professors after hours help sessions if they offer them.