Snatchedwig

I would go part-time or PRN until this lady gets fired. That job is so high turnover, it won't be long.

Great advice

Great advice.

Nursing school was one of the hardest experiences I ever faced. I been through it 3 times (LPN-ADN-BSN).

It all depends on why you are wanting to be a FNP. Is it financial? Wanting professional growth?

So happy for you!

Good point! Of all the things they could be addressing, this is on their radar?

Thanks for the article.

Awesome!

I would keep my vacation plans the same and enjoy my time. PTO is not a request in my eyes, it means prepare the others ?

Great advice. I would like to add that nurses are not punching bags so If in a situation with a disrespectful patient, tell them "when you want to talk to me with respect, call me" then simply walk away.

No. Im happy she's not in prison. I feel she should be happy at that sentiment too and give it a rest.

I'm working on my masters right now. Also lemme put that after my name because whatever we put on the internet is a fact. 'advanced' research applies to the whole point of the BSN degree. We wrote about Florence (once again), nursing theories and their relevancy (it's not), then we took a trip down to sample sizes and numerals, took a wild trip to writing about what qualities a leader should have, all the way back to somehow writing about evidenced based practice and indwelling foleys . All of that was addressed in the associates level.

As I said its a silly pointless degree. You did all this 'advanced' research at the associates level. If you didn't, you didn't pay attention.