Lizzypooh

my word, do you work at the same hospital as me? that so just happened...

i used magnets to hold my badge on! I glued a magnet on the back of the badge, then stuck a magnet to it, with my shirt sleeve inbetween. (makes sense?) Well anyways now i can wear the badge with any shirt i want and take it off for the wash. Plus in the "off season" i can use it as a fridge magnet!

man, if i had spent all day, and even parts of yesterday, preparing a nice meal for my husband, and he didn't even come HOME that night... i would be some pee'd off..

5 semsters long? Just out of curiosity, what school are you at? I'm an RPN student at conestoga and i'm only 4 semesters

I'm a Pn student as well.. and from what *i* gather, this "garentee" does include us. Now the one article that i read had said something to the effect of "it may not be the full-time you want, but it'll be a full-time job"....

What i find helps me to learn bones and muscles, is to find them on my body and say the names over and over.... then slowly eliminate the ones you know, and focus on the ones you don't.

That is exactly what i was thinking when i read the OP. I haven't used it myself, but i have looked into open office and it seems pretty spiffy. Or another option is you could get chummy with one of the computer geeks at school and he (or she) may have a umm, -ahem-, errr, a pirated copy of office

Holy mackeral! At our college, and most others in the province, tuition is about 1300/semester, and there are 4 of them. That's 5200 for tuition for 2 years. Now take on all the extras, supplies, uniforms, gas ect you *may* hit $8000... and mind you, this is all in ontario canada.

i'm not in the RN program, but i am starting the RPN program at Conestoga at the begining of february (9 days away actually) :) i am so very excited

Here, RPNs go to school for 2 years, and RNs go for 4 years. And around here rpns start at around 18 dollars an hour (Canadian). And i'm not sure which province is the overall warmest.. possibly BC, their winters aren't as cold; but here in southern ontario it can get to be 35 degrees celcius in the summer :) Now, i have a question for you... in the states, who gives out the meds? LVNs or RNs?

I'm in Southern Ontario and i start Nursing School in 10 days (not that i'm counting or anything )

Hi there, i'm new to this site, i'll be going into a practial nursing program in february and i found these suggestions *very* helpful, thank you very much