pnaya replied to adangerousbeauty's topic in Philippines
hello!!! fellow filipino....hahah even though im half!! anyways, i love texas even though i dont live there anymore...hopefully someday it will be my home-state....permanently!! i am a hs student and im also pursuing a career in nursing..............
tnx alot.. i am still in a process of searching a program that will suit my interest......it is soo frustrating..it's like , one day you find something you really like and then the next day you'll see other things that sounds better...and then you t...
okay..i just found a college but they dont offer LPN/LVN classes, instead they have Medical Assisting....which i don't mind getting into... i have a pretty good idea of what an MA does, but as far as getting into an RN program with an MA background, ...
I wish you good luck and hopefully you can put that "old hag" to the spot.. i believe in karma...what goes around, comes around....she will get her chance ...:angryfire
I'm in the same boat as you are, but i think it would depend on how much time u have and how much money you can spend....any one of those is a win-win...but i would prefer LPN - i just think it would provide more experience...CNA is good, but i just ...
and i can honestly say in the number of times i have done this or seen it done not once did the patient complain.you're a cold person. what a cruel, hurtful thing to say. :angryfire :angryfire :angryfire i agree!! atleast ask!.....what if that was ur...
First, which one is better? Second, can u get a licensed or certified in CNA or LPN in a community college?? Third, does it matter if the school is accredited or not? Last, if I have one of the other, will that give me an advantage into getting a...
oh..simple enough...both comments are really helpful... i just hope i don't regret something...........i don't know why, but i felt like i need to hurry on getting this nursing stuff over with..
ohhh..no i did not considered that (i'll look it up too)...but you see, i read online that it is best to have some experience before someone could be accepted into a nursing school....like being an lvn first before rn..... would i be wasting my time...
hello, i am currently a hs student enrolled in a program where i am learning pre-nursing stuff and soon i will be getting my stna. anywayz, i am really confused on how to go about starting my career in healthcare field...(nursing)...so here are my qu...