moto2822

Firstly, congrats on getting in your nursing program. I would encourage you to focus on completing your associates, completing your bsn will be so much more relaxed because, once you take your boards at the associate level, you don't have that anxiety and fear of graduating within a specific time and taking boards at the end. Personally, I completed my ADN and worked as an Rn during my BSN classes. I will also be able to practice in school what you see and do at work. I enjoyed it. Hope this helps some!

I'm responding to your message on self employment and it sounds just like what I am working towards. I have been an RN for 7 years with cardiac care and some ICU experience. I am in the beginning phase of forming my agency incorporation. My next stage is drafting my first contract with local hospitals. Would you mind reposting your contract on the forum, I have not seen it? Could you also give me advice on how you approach hospitals and other facillities before contracting with them. Do you call them up first, who do you ask to speak with, or do you just present yourself to HR? I'm a little nervous about this. My other question is this, I plan on expanding the business to neighboring states, would I be required to hold another business licence in those states? Thank you in advance.