Georgiana*

with most jobs, i think i can even say all, youll find yourself smiling, happy with everything, then the following day comes around and you want to pull your hair out. as someone said, the people with the extreme negativity was probably venting, and so i am glad i made this forum because its showed me a complete different side. from the looks of it, most enjoy it. thank you for your time and honesty! its very much appreciated.

in the past ive seen how patient/nurturing nurses can be and its really something else. i on the otherhand sometimes wont be able to hold my tongue, which puts me in a rut when it comes to this job. you can try to understand the parents, kids, people, but at the same time youd wish they would understand its hard on both parts. you want to help, but with a parent next to you, questioning, yelling, being nurotic, doesnt make things easier for anymore. i hope you find yourself in a place you enjoy more.

this was extremely helpful, seeing a lot of aspects and how high/low it is to you. thank you.

it worries me that so many nurses have talked about the people they work with in a negative way. just as everyone else, i too, want to be treated with respect. there are so many nurses who have talked about doctors talking down to them, head nurses, etc. etc. where ever i end up working in the future, id hope to get along with them. i wont get ahead of myself because naturally there are people who you just dont click with, but i think you get what im saying. thank you for your honesty!

good luck on the exam!

i came across a post, some saying they regret becoming one, some saying the love what they do. this post was from a while back, so im trying to get new imput on it. how do you feel about it? what is your daily rountine like? etc. etc. all opinions welcomed and appreciated

that would it explain it. i assumed they had trade school for nursing(rn) cause i knew they had trade schools for nursing, period. this information was very helpful, thank you. good luck with your lpn and rn!

i actually haven't even found any trade schools for nursing(rn) to discuss, but if found i will go and find out the details. i need the luck, i'm swamped with everything. thank you!

that little bit of information helped a lot. i did not know that their credits dont transfer. i'm knew to all of this, trying to gather load sums of information at one time, but thank you so much. & everyone else who gave their opinions, i appreciate it a whole lot. i figured college would be the better choice anyways, just wanted to get all the information i could. thanks for your time. any more opinions would still be appreciated.

instead of making two posts, i'm going to combine it. first off, i'm wondering about which is better (in which ever way) when it comes down to choosing a college or a trade school for nursing(rn). what's you opion(s) on it? which one have you choosen? why? etc. second off, i can't seem to even be able to search / get information sent to me about trade schools in new york city. if you know any sites specifically for trades, that have schools in manhattan, i'd be very grateful. i've only seem to have come across ittech, gibbs, the online trade schools which i haven't heard wonderfully about. your thoughts, please.

i've found sites that give the specific careers withing nursing, except they didn't mention a lot of the ones you gave. thank you so much, all of your information was extrmeley helpful!