I would just casually text her and tell you are concerned ... you looked her up on the local County Police Mug Shots and you couldn't find her picture, but she told you she was "pscyh"o. LOL:roflmao: Some people just don't have boundaries or know wh...
DaniLPN2RN replied to stronginchrist's topic in LPN-RN
I am currently pursuing my RN. For me it a combination of wanting to increase my earning potential and open more career opportunities. While I currently love my job, my company is changing the job requirements and all nurses hired after me are RNs....
Don't be too hard on yourself. Just remember, things always work out the way they are supposed too. Whether we see it now or not, there is a reason you weren't meant to go to that interview that day. If you are meant to interview for that position...
I concur with the other posts. It depends on how much time you are willing (and able) to devote to it. If you are in high school, going to college immediately following would most likely be the easiest for you without the other responsibilities and...
There are work from home opportunities, but you often have to have so much time on the job before they will set you up at home (ie. after 90 days you may be able to work from home). Check out insurance companies and Utilization Management opportunit...
Congratulations on passing NCLEX! It's an exciting time. In the state of FL, I have ACLS as an LPN. If you work for a hospital that offers the certifications, they will most likely require that your job function permits the necessity. If you don't...
DaniLPN2RN replied to DaniLPN2RN's topic in Excelsior
Thanks for the tips guys. It seems to be a common theme that one thinks they failed and did well on these exams. I hope to feel the same ... well, not that I "want" to feel like I failed, but hope that I do as well as everyone else seems to be doin...
I only have 2 pre-reqs that I need to take before I can start the nursing exams. Would you recommend ANP or Micro first?? Will one help with the other? I know most colleges require ANP prior to Micro. Any advise and/or suggestions would be greatl...
Thank you for the suggestion. I have taken ANP in the past, but it was too old. I'm leaning toward taking it first because it may mostly be review. I have not taken micro so it would be entirely new content. I will take your advise and read over ...
DaniLPN2RN replied to sassy1007b's topic in Excelsior
I registered for the class today and it was $445. There was a tuition increase sometime in June or July that increased the cost of the course a bit. There is a technology fee that is added to the course as well.
I am starting the EC process and have to take A&P and Micro. I plan to take both through EC. Does anyone have any suggestions on which is best to take first? This will be my first exam with EC and I am anxious to get started. Just wondering i...
DaniLPN2RN replied to mochasouter's topic in Excelsior
I am just starting my EC journey. I only have A&P and Micro to take prior to starting the nursing classes. Since many of you have been in the same position recently, do you recommend Micro or A&P first?
DaniLPN2RN replied to andreasmom02's topic in LPN/LVN
I'm an LPN and work in critical care. I have ACLS. It's a difficult course, but passable. The experience will come from actually doing it, as with much of nursing. It's definitely looks great on your resume.
DaniLPN2RN replied to ChargeNurseAmy74's topic in LTC Directors
What function does the DNS serve at your facility? Some LTC facilities have Unit Managers, maybe the DNS is in lieu of Unit Managers which oversees all nursing staff. Just a thought. I'm curious though.
i have 3 boys ... 10, 7, and 4. we've had the "talk" with the 10 year old as we didn't want him to get mis-information at school or on the bus. amazingly, he took it very well. apparently, he'd had other questions and discussing where babies come fro...
DaniLPN2RN replied to wishinguponastarLPN's topic in LPN/LVN Students
I know it's frustrating, but I agree you should wait the three months. A lot can happen in three months. One of the recently hired nurses may not stay, opening a slot for you. Just relax ... finish your program ... study for NCLEX ... by then the...
DaniLPN2RN replied to raspysunny's topic in LPN/LVN
In Florida a lot of SNFs offer 16 hour shifts on the weekend. I believe you are not permitted to work more than 16 consecutive hours - but I'm not sure.
DaniLPN2RN replied to sasha08046's topic in LPN/LVN
I graduated 3/9/09 from a FL school. Received my ATT on 3/23/09 and took the test 3/27/09. Received my results on Mon March 30. I don't recommend taking the test on a Friday. That was the longest weekend of my life!! Good luck to you!!!
Does anyone know if the waitlist for the Advance Track (LPN-RN) is as long as the one mentioned above? I have a few more pre-reqs to finish up but am hoping to transition in without too long of a wait. I don't mind a short wait, but don't want to wa...
Depending on how much they call you, it is possible you will be able to provide for your family. PRN usually pays more than full time. Be cautious, but always see what options are out there. You never know what may come your way. Are you working ...
DaniLPN2RN replied to cutegrltoyaRN's topic in Florida
Don't be picky where you apply. Sometimes smaller hospitals are willing to hire new grads too. Just keep searching, you will find you're break! It's tough to get in the door sometimes; but once you do, options are endless. Good luck!
I agree with agldragonRN. I also took the Arnett exit exam prior to graduation from LPN school. It was more difficult than the actual NCLEX-PN. I studied the Saunders NCLEX review as well. I found the Saunders study guide to be very similar to th...
I, too, transitioned from LTC to the hospital setting. While I found it to be an easy transition for me, it is very very different. Keep in mind, most agencies will not allow you to work in a hospital without prior hospital experience. You will want ...