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I am a RN in California. Currently on a career break and not working. But I was employed prior to this break and have professional liability insurance during my employment through NSO. Do I need to renew my policy if I am not working now to protect myself? Or should I let the policy lapse and renew it when I go back to work again? TIA!

Some recent update: I got into Samuel Merritt University ABSN program and will be starting school soon!!! I have been doing prerequisites since last fall, applied end of last fall semester, and got into the program. Thanks for everyone who contributed to this post ?

Congratz! https://www.facebook.com/groups/585883038505511/

no worries! see you there on the 10th!

According to SMU Pulse, if you are in Oakland cohort, it will be Apr 29; if you are in San Mateo cohort, it will be May 10.

congratz and thanks for the update! i guess i need to call Derric tmr to check in lol

@positivevibesonly may i ask if you receive any email saying that you are off the waitlist?

Congratz! I'm 3.0 of 25 but I didn't get any email.....maybe I shall wait till tmr and see if I will receive any before I check with Derric

i haven't heard anything either ... is there really not even one or two spaces opened up for the waitlist?.....

Any news for San Mateo cohorts?

Anyone on the San Mateo June cohort waitlist got any news?

i have been checking my email every 2 mins ..... : /

@pennccrn Thank you so much for your insights!!! For schools, I am mostly looking at CCSF and SMU because of the length of the program and the location but I am open to other program options as long as they are in the Bay Area and the length of the course is appropriate (preferable As for education, I have a bachelor of health sicence degree and a master degree in endocrinology and diabetes. Both are evaluated as degrees from a regionally accredited institution. And for previous experience, I used to be a clinical dietitian registered in Australia but practiced in Hong Kong for 5 years in different settings. I wondered if these would be helpful in terms of job search in the future or is there anything I can do now to better prepare? Thanks once again for your advice! It's really insightly.

Thank you all for your advice! (Sorry for such late reply. I was busy in choosing and registering at city colleges /online courses to get all the prerequisites done this fall before I apply.) The first option (Samuel Merritt University) offers an accelerated Bachelor of Nursing degree while the other one is an associated degree. Based on everyone's recommendation, a Bachelor degree in nursing would be a better choice.

Sorry for posting in the wrong section! And thanks for the info! The link you attached is really helpful!