TMCNurse23
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I’m starting at MH with day shift $29.10 and night shift has a $4 differential pay
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What units did they hire if you don’t mind me asking? And did you apply for the “clinical nurse residency” position or just a normal “clinical nurse” position? And did you happen to have connections to get a position at MDA? My application before COVID started was “under recruiter review” but because of COVID, they dismissed my application. I graduated this April and I remember sending my application on Feb/March.
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I would definitely go through Utmb again. The nursing program is difficult but they really build you up to prepare yourself for NCLEX that’s why we have a 99% pass rate. The professors are welcoming and care about students mental health and from what I heard uthealth or other schools don’t do that. Good luck!
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CONGRATS! Welcome to the RN world! ?
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CONGRATS! Welcome to the RN World!
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CONGRATS! Welcome to the RN world! ?
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CONGRATS!! Welcome to the RN world!
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My school used ATI for helping us prepare for NCLEX. But I swear by UWorld and Mark Klimek Lectures that you can find online! I also had the prioritization, delegation LaCharity book as well as Saunders, but I believe UWorld and Mark Klimek is all you need to pass! Also, most people fail due to anxiety issues when they get to the exam, I would practice relaxation techniques while taking the test and don't cram for this exam. Good luck!
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That's really sad to hear. I will start my new grad residency this fall too and was hoping COVID will be better..
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So it depends upon your situation and vision in nursing later down the road. I know most hospitals only hire BSN and won't even look at ADN unless they sign a contract saying they will take classes while working to achieve their BSN. And I went to go get my BSN, and the best students from my class were alot older and there were some that are 40+ and there's nothing wrong with that! at the end they all care about helping saving lives ?