RNshark
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the majority of my complaints are more regarding the administrative side; the program set up (when and where classes are, scheduling, lack of orientation info, etc). a lot seemed to be luck in where and when your clinicals were, and with whom. there is a lot of disparity between the clinical instructors; what they require, etc. i don't want to discourage you though! i think it was good overall, and it got me to where i want to be. just don't let fellow students stress you out (some tend to be a bit high-strung)!! i think the key is to have good self-organization and flexibility. i am sure it will be great! it is very exciting to be learning the "core" stuff, and have it concentrated; you really can sink your teeth in, and stay fresh on material. congrats again!
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Hi i just graduated this past august. it was very tough at times, but worth it to get the degree in a short time. I can't say it was the greatest program, but most of the instructors are great. the hardest part is the time management!! but it all goes by quickly and you are done before you know it:) good luck!!
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hi~ i just had an interview at RI hosp today...i am a new grad, and would love to hear some feed back from experienced nurses who work/ed there. i grew up in RI and I can say to all from the UK and out of state, its a great place to live, lots of fun stuff to do, and its all a quick drive away:)
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are any particular crocs styles better than another? I am thinking of either professional or athens.....thanks!!
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thanks so much for all of your replies! its confusing with all of the choices....so i appreciate your help :) ~sarah
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Hi, I just started an accelerated BSN program, and my lab instructor recommended that we go out and get a "GOOD" stethoscope, spending about $100. This caused a little debate among my classmates (some are CNAs). I was hoping someone might be able to suggest a either a good brand or model, and whether or not need to spend that much. Thanks!!!