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LPN program

Just accepted Post-grad UPenn adult acute care.

The poster hasn't been active for 3 years.

Per their website. Latest notification mid-March. I applied in August and just received admission for their Spring part time program 2 days ago.

I can tell you for 2K a year union dues you get pension, full health insurance, 13 days off (4 weeks), 8 holidays, 3 conference days. For comparison NYU has 4.5 weeks vacation im not sure about holidays and personal days, their top tier health plans is about 6 k a year for family, they give like 4-5% a year in 403b

That doesn't seem to competitive anymore. Maimonides Med starts at 99k with 2k BSN differential. 6K night shift differential.

New grad. Hospital medicine. 127k starting 5 weeks vacation, 8 holiday, 2 weeks cme 2500$, sick days, 1 week conference. Full medical benefits, pension. 3% annual raise. Work 3 days a week.

I had 2.6 BSN, went to university of Phoenix for master of nursing in nursing admin. After 4 classes of As I was admitted to CUNY CSI. Did you try to do Hunter or something? There’s not many online NP programs in ny

NYC brooklyn hospitalist $127k starting 13 shift a month 3 CME day $1000 15 vacation day 6 sick days 8 holidays Full health benefits Pension 33% for every 20 years NYC Vascular 65/hr W2 no benefits 8 hours days NYC nursing home 50-60/hr depending on billing

Also just accepted

Hoping to get accepted for fall. Applied June 31. Hope to join you guys. Also nervous about clinical placement.

College of staten island

2.4 1 year nursing experience NP

I know some people who went directly lpn to rn without stopping. It's not exactly a year. I did lpn first never regretted it.

NY 53

2.4 GPA I got into my program

Has to be before. What is the purpose of Cleo to you?

I've never been a CNA but I know it's back breaking work.

I think ED nursing is far from "solid broad knowledge". I've never been an ED nurse but pretty much every body that comes in Cardiac = do this Pulmonary = do that Neuro = something else it's very protocol driven so the knowledge is probably not as broad as you may think. But yes you will have great experiences in the ED.

I agree, this is not an issue of getting into nursing school. This is about not getting into the perfect nursing school.

i enjoyed my phoenix education

You really shouldn't look towards only one hospital. I'm certified in 2 specialties and have 2 years experience and I can't get them to respond to a resume of mine.

Maybe they had BSN?

I had a 2.53 gpa and I went to University of Phoenix MSNed program. I took 4 classes and transfered to a local AGNP program.

I had 99 percentile but I took it in 2007, there was no science.