louis18

Thank you so much, I appreciate your reply! I'm reviewing all of it right now! I'll try my best!

Good day to everyone, First of all, I sincerely thank you and admire all of you guys for what you have done and still continue to do amidst this pandemic and I hope you guys are safe and healthy. Secondly, I actually miraculously got a new nursing job in an acute floor in a hospital recently and I start next week. I'm saying it's miraculous because I graduated on 2018 and I have never worked as an RN since then. The reason was that I failed my NCLEX numerous times before I passed it in 2019. From then on I struggled to find a job and I applied everywhere as everything, a psw or a sitter even, but no one would call me. By some miracle, I got an interview and I got a job. The manager is aware of this when she hired me and I feel like she took a huge chance with me and I don't want to disappoint her. I'm having anxiety because there is such a huge gap of missing experience. I feel like I have forgotten everything I learned in nursing school. I have been trying to slowly review my nursing content but the fact that I haven't been in a clinical setting for 2 years is a huge problem and trying to cram 4 years of learning in a week is pretty tough. Yes, I have taken a few classes to keep up my professional development but there is a huge difference between theoretical and clinical. I'm really afraid that I might do so badly that I might get fired during my probation period and fail which might disappoint my parents, and I really don't want to disappoint the hiring manager because she took such a chance with me. I would greatly appreciate it if anybody has any advice or tips that they could give me to prepare me for my career.

I just made a reddit I messaged you on it I'm 18louis.

No unfortunately I don't, are you signed with them as well?

unfortunately, I don't have that option yet.

Ya that's fine, I could facebook message you about it if you want. But everything was okay in the end. thank you so much for the advice. I spoke with them directly and it was resolved quit well.

Good day to you all, I just have a couple of questions. I signed with Connexus on November 2019. It's been a few months and I'm still dealing with my visa screening, with one of my schools taking a while to ship my documents. Due to personal issues, I don't think I am gonna push through and might terminate the contract. I was wondering if anyone has a similar experience, and how much in estimation would I have to pay if I terminate it before my visa screening gets completed. The contract does not have an exact number on how much I have to pay if I terminate. Thank you so much for your time and any advice would be greatly appreciated.