Kyla RN BSN

Kyla RN has 11 years experience as a BSN and specializes in Research, Neurology.

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1. Non bedside nursing jobs?

   Kyla RN replied to ericninetwo's topic in General Nursing

   Research Nursing or RN Organ Transplant

2. Linfield vs University of Portland

   Kyla RN replied to Geroge's topic in School, College Programs

   I'll say that I haven't heard anything bad about Linfield. It's one of the more well known nursing programs in

3. Linfield vs University of Portland

   Kyla RN replied to Geroge's topic in School, College Programs

   Hard to say and answers will likely vary based on who you asked. I graduated from UP in 2014. There's a lot of alumni in the Portland area from both programs. I loved UP's program. Well rounded,...

4. Do you regret leaving bedside nursing?

   Kyla RN replied to EDNURSE20's topic in General Nursing

   Hi there, sure thing. I work as a RN clinical research coordinator. I work in a department that runs lots of neuro-focused clinical trials. I mostly work on stroke trials and brain tumor trials. I do...

5. New nurse needs help finding a new non-bedside job?

   Kyla RN replied to Puppylover0213's topic in General Nursing

   I transitioned from bedside to Research where I work in an office and clinic setting 5 days/week with regular office hours. When applying for clinic/ambulatory-types of positions, I would recommend...

6. Do you regret leaving bedside nursing?

   Kyla RN replied to EDNURSE20's topic in General Nursing

   I worked in inpatient/bedside for 3 years and left due to always working holidays, never getting PTO dates I wanted, and physical and emotional burn out. Now I work in clinical research. I don't...

7. NP Online program restrictions for residents of certain states

   Kyla RN replied to rnnursemd's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

   My understanding was those state restrictions are only referring to students completing their clinicals in their home states. I'm from Oregon and a lot of east coast schools wont take Oregon students....

8. dealing with stress response

   Kyla RN replied to guest1074638's topic in General Nursing

   Wow, I am so sorry you had those terrible experiences at that job and are currently dealing with the aftermath as well. Whether or not someone calls it PTSD or stress reaction, I encourage you to talk...

9. Any other options??

   Kyla RN replied to JenMH88RN's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

   I've seen others post about home health and home hospice nursing while in school. Apparently there are per diem positions in these fields where you a can make your own schedule and some people have...

10. Want your opinion- which NP program would you choose?

    Kyla RN replied to Kyla RN's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    I really appreciate your feedback! Thank

11. Want your opinion- which NP program would you choose?

    Kyla RN replied to Kyla RN's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    Thanks for your feedback! Right...I honestly thought I was weighing the 2 evenly until I read what I was writing. I will definitely look into any and all forms of financial support. I appreciate...

12. New Grad Dilemma

    Kyla RN replied to Nurse1999's topic in General Nursing

    Got my first new grad position on a med-surg floor with GI emphasis. I was so desperate to get my foot in the inpatient door so I immediately took it. I was pretty nervous after hearing about the...

13. Want your opinion- which NP program would you choose?

    Kyla RN replied to Kyla RN's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    Hey Saniesen- Sure, they are Boise State (MSN AGNP) and University of Portland (DNP FNP). l live in Portland, OR. Thanks for your

14. Want your opinion- which NP program would you choose?

    Kyla RN posted a topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    Hi, I'm curious to hear people's input. I am currently researching NP programs with the goal of starting late next year (so I have some time). I'm looking at several programs within my region and 2...

15. Lost and stressed student...

    Kyla RN replied to fcnursing's topic in General Nursing

    You do not have to work in inpatient as a new grad. That's the typical route most people go, but there are others out there like you who have no interest in hospital nursing. Not all jobs require...