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The Veterans Affairs hospital accepts PR Nurses and they do not have to take the NCLEX. Apply at the VA. What part of Texas? I work at the Temple Texas VA and we have a lot of PR nurses. I'm pretty sure it's at the VA's everywhere. Hope this helps.

Yes. It's the prelicensure BSN. I have not started. I take the TEAS Exam tomorrow. Fingers crossed. I already finished some of the prerequisites.

I am currently in the application process. We will see how this goes, I'm scared.

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The CLC isn't like that. A RN will be the Charge nurse, doing admissions, and answering the phones(calling the doctors). You will not have that many patients assigned to you.

What do you consider CNA? Patient care is everybody's responsibility and it's a part of the nurse's duties. Sometimes you will not have an CNA.

You can tell them you won't be able to accept the position. Once I finish my RN program. I'm going back to the CLC. I enjoyed my time there. No more than 10 patients to take care of and a ton of experience. My unit was considered rehab/ sub acute care.

depends on staffing needs, but it's like 4 times a month give or take I'm in Temple, TX, where are you?

I currently work for the VA. I started out at the CLC. Only day shift gets rotated on other shifts and they will ask you which shift would you like, Evenings or Nights?

Hello nurses, Has anyone taken the Mclennan Community College PSB exam? If so, How did you do and how was it? Thank in advance!

Your will have to make her own decisions. Even if she decides to go to school later.

I didn't take the TEAS for my vocational nirsingprogram but I did study with the help of Khan academy. I was 41 years old when I completed my program. Now I have to get ready for a TEAS and HESI, I'm thinking about using Khan again before applying to all the RN programs I have in mind. I have a sister would is studying for the TEAS for Dorsey in Saginaw for August and she's well over 40. Good luck, you'll do well.

Greetings, I work for the Veterans Health Administration and our new nurses have 6 weeks of orientation, If you do not feel ready after that you can get extended for as long as you need.

How were the Portage classes? Did you feel comfortable taking them? Was it all online?

The Veterans Health Administration hires new LVN's too

Try the Veterans Administration

How does that work? Taking the exam years later.

Use his orders to go on base. Apply at CPAC.

I work for the VA in Waco

Where in Texas are you? I had a job before I took my boards. I work for the VA now.

I currently work for the VA. It's a long process. Send in your references and wait. That's how it works, but it's worth it.

it's a waiting game

I passed the NCLEX on January 3, 2019. Got my official results January 8, 2019. Thanks everyone.

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