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Hi, I am in the process of getting my RN license switched to California in search of PRN jobs. Preferably a position that allows me to work 3 shifts a month. I have a little over a year experience in the hospital setting, along with leadership, and float pool experience. What are the odds of me landing a job at an hospital? How long on average does it take? What are some good hospitals ( easier) to get in to? Thank you

Any Ortho/Trauma Nurses for Mckinney????1`

OK thank you. Do you know if they start you at the $1000 biweekly if you are already a nurse?

Hi All! Im so happy that I found this thread. Does anyone know the base pay for RN's after internship? Are there differentials, or bonuses? I have already interviewed and am already a nurse but I will be a graduate RN. I'm hoping to receive an offer from them and another hospital. I know how much the other one pays, I just don't know about Med City. It ultimately will decided which one I choose to go with.

Congrats guys! I was accepted too! Does anyone know how their program works? 1.Minimum passing grades? 2.What is the score needed to pass the entrance math test? If not met will we be kicked out of the program? 3. Minimum HESI exit scores to pass the course? 4. How many days a week are we expected in class/clinical? I had a really bad experience with my previous school, so just trying to know what to expect, thanks!

Hey you guys! I just graduated from my LPN program on 8/13 and am scheduled to take my NCLEX 8/29. I wanted to know about anyone's /experience/success with Pearson Vue Examcram? It says to score a 77% on its exams before scheduling your exam. I just finished my first exam and scored a 72%. I'm pretty optimistic considering I have about 7 more days to go. Thanks for your help!

Thank you anothervietguy! And yes their program was suspended but it is now back up and running. The ADN program doesn't start until Spring 2019.. however the LVN program ( I didn't apply to) reached out to me and asked me if I would be interested in getting a head start by starting this Fall. They'll roll me into the LVN-RN program next fall, which will put me at graduating about six months earlier than their ADN program I was hoping to get into in Spring. I feel pretty lucky...There is still a bit of red tape for me to cross before it's official, but I think It'll be fine. I will still post back in October once I hear from Becky. I wish you guys all the luck!

I was told October. If I am accepted I am going to decline since I recently got accepted to El Centro's Program.

I got accepted to the LVN program, so I will see you guys tomorrow. I decided to go for it because as I wait for the decision letters from the ADN programs, there's no guarantee I will be accepted. Atleast with the LVN I will have my foot in the door and make decent pay while get my higher degrees. I understand everyones situation is different and I wish everyone the best of luck in any of your endeavors!

Hi Thurman, that sounds really good, did she guarantee though? The reason I ask is because I spoke with an advisor who stated the complete opposite. I am anxious to get started however I dont want to add on additional time.

Hey you guys, they are needing people to fill up the vacancies. I am considering. Wont this program make it much longer to get to your ADN. Why did you guys decide to go with LVN? Thanks

You guys I just got an email about being considered for the LVN program because they have vacancies. Im considering it, but does anyone know if they will automatically transition you to ADN program and the time length it will take?

Hi, I applied also. I hope to see you guys there!

Hey guys talked to the dean today, for any that applied for spring 2019 ADN, decision letters go out this october

Good luck guys, I also applied for Fall 2018. PSB were all in the high average areas except math I have my Associates in Science so i'm hoping that helps. I have A's is AP1 & 2. B in Micro.