There are a few of us who talk outside of classes and help each other. I think everyone has done that- breaking off and kind of finding their people. And then I'm on the Bands app where some of us...
Hi there- seriously the only issue I’ve had (just got done with my first semester) is that the instructions are not as specific as I would like them. You should know that they are very, very...
I worked in a coronary ICU for 6 years before applying. I obtained the CCRN certification as well. My GPA wasn't great, but I did work extremely hard on my essay (etc.), had very good references, and...
You just have to work through it- you can do it. So far, everything has been excellent. Everyone is very prompt, polite, and helpful. I spoke with a student that graduates next semester and she had...
I passed the CCRN first attempt- I studied hard for a month. I used Barron’s study guide, did not go to a review course, and studied for several hours a day. I made notes on
I was accepted to the FNP program! Even though it’s a different track after the core programs, I’m happy to see a post from someone else that’s going to Baylor. I’m completely terrified as...
Regarding your ICU experience (because I’m guessing you’re a CRNA now? Idk.) since I cannot speak to your experience or thoughts since then: You know what makes the best THE BEST? Self awareness-...
Haha... Trust me, I wasn’t taking the family element away from ER. Never was saying they’re not there. Obviously I know they’re there, I have to call for them when the patient (the...
Haha... dude, you’re just smarter than me then. I haven’t even seen the ceiling. The (good) nurses I work with do not follow protocols blindly, and protocols can’t be followed when clinical...
It must be a matter of perspective- I don’t find it a drag. I learn at least one new thing EVERY. DAY. I do work in a unit that serves as a “catch all” and we have hypothermia treatments,...
On ICU: I still have no idea what I’m walking into each day, but it’s much more consistent than the ER and not as MANY changes. You never know what patients (except the legit sick ones) will move...