Multicollinearity BSN, RN

Multicollinearity has 4 years experience as a BSN, RN and specializes in Acute Care Psych, DNP Student.

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   Is this type of schedule common?

   Multicollinearity replied to bella201's topic in General Nursing

   This is going to get complicated with federal and state
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   Is this type of schedule common?

   Multicollinearity replied to bella201's topic in General Nursing

   Federal laws exempt healthcare facilities and allow a 14 day pay period without overtime for 80 hours and
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   Can't get federal aid, best private loans?

   Multicollinearity replied to Wrestler133's topic in General Students

   Nobody in my undergrad nursing program could get any federal financial aid if they had already earned another undergrad
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   Is this type of schedule common?

   Multicollinearity replied to bella201's topic in General Nursing

   I sometimes do 7 on 7 off, 12 hour shifts. I cannot imagine 2 weeks on/off unless it's at some remote outpost with a lot of
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   How do you pay for School

   Multicollinearity replied to Crew2Nursing's topic in Pre-Nursing Students

   Student loans for my ADN and BSN programs. Currently in DNP program, and I'm paying out of my earnings as I
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   Nurses who can't find work.

   Multicollinearity replied to JesusKeepMe's topic in Job Search, Interview, Resume

   We both graduated about the same time - when nursing jobs for new grads became scarce. I had to move for my first nursing job. I commute 3 hours each week for my current nursing job. I graduated...
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   Night shifters-when do you eat?

   Multicollinearity replied to cassie77775's topic in General Nursing

   I eat a light snack before going to work. I then eat a full meal at about 2200. I eat when I'm hungry. Lots of fruits and veggies and salads. I have lost weight while working night shift for over...
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   Drug use and drug testing and Klonopin

   Multicollinearity replied to amesly15's topic in Correctional

   Good clarification. I was thinking in comparison to
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   Drug use and drug testing and Klonopin

   Multicollinearity replied to amesly15's topic in Correctional

   Your facility should be sending out for gas chromatography confirmation testing. Urine tox screening is never considered definitive, only an initial screening. Benzo metabolites should show up on...
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    Tucson Nursing Schools-HELP!/Experience with PMI?

    Multicollinearity replied to kla1983's topic in Arizona Nursing

    I would try to avoid a school like PMI if you can. It's expensive, and the reputation isn't that great. These are two bad things in a bad job market. I dropped out of college 3 times many, many...
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    What type of papers in NP school?

    Multicollinearity replied to SlyFoxRN's topic in Nurse Practitioners, NP

    And if you are in a doctoral program you had better pay attention and embrace your education because when you get to your oral comps you have to be able to discuss your learning in a scholarly,...
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    Is Banner Health hiring ADN new grads?

    Multicollinearity replied to vw74vw's topic in Arizona Nursing

    If you get an ADN you are probably going to have to go rural to get a job. Then you can earn your RN-BSN and get experience, and move back to an urban area if you
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    Anyone NOT work during NP program?

    Multicollinearity replied to MarBug7's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    My DNP adviser recommends quitting one's job when beginning the clinical portion during the last half of the program. He says it's almost impossible to work then. But most do work during the first...
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    ADN vs. BSN - patient mortality rates

    Multicollinearity replied to Katniss88's topic in Diploma, ADN, BSN

    No, let's not. Let's keep discussing it until professional nurses realize and admit more education is better for the patients we care for. It may take 20 years - but eventually we will get there and...
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    ADN vs. BSN - patient mortality rates

    Multicollinearity replied to Katniss88's topic in Diploma, ADN, BSN

    Individual nurses will vary regardless of educational level. Overall, more education is better. I started as an ADN-RN and finished the BSN later. I support BSN for entry to