PMFB-RN RN

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  1. PMFB-RN

    On avergage, how long are LPN to RN programs?

    Mine was two semesters, 9 months including a month off for Christmas / new years in between. I deliberately chose Wisconsin for that reason. No silly transition classes and very inexpensive, about...
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    Higher Paid Nursing Jobs

    For pay purposes a nurse is a nurse is a nurse. If you want to make more money you need to relocate to a higher paying area. In my hospital here in the upper Midwest you would likely be making around...
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    RN to BSN to MSN

    *** Hmm, not sure what that has to do with this discussion. However Since WGU REQUIRES a nurse to earn a BSN on the way to their MSN, unlike some other schools, it's not really an RN to MSN program....
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    Would love to bypass that BSN!

    *** Obviously. *** There are enough that I wouldn't bother with one that required clinical. n*** Obviously. *** Yes, as a person who read the OP I am quite aware of that. *** Great...
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    Would love to bypass that BSN!

    *** Personally, as a working RN I would eliminate any program that required clinical. No reason to do clinical since there are programs that do not require
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    Degree Advice

    *** Here in Wisconsin the ABSN programs are 12
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    Degree Advice

    *** With that background I really don't understand why you would even consider becoming a nurse! No way I would if I had that education. Anyway have you considered a direct entry masters program?...
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    Would love to bypass that BSN!

    It doesn't matter that you have a BS in another field or not. You can go from ADN to MSN with, or without another bachelors degree. Look into American Sentinel University or University of Arizona....
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    Just a vent... medical vs psych

    I often respond to RRT calls on our locked psych unit. Usually I love it. They call me for two kinds of calls. Acute medical issues. Those are fun cause whatever I "suggest" goes as far as the psych...
  10. *** Oh I don't know. I have heard managers express frustration that they hire young ladies who have just been waiting to finish college and get settled into a job with health insurance to start having...
  11. *** How is that possible? Why would you choose to barrow that much
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    RN to BSN to MSN

    *** No they don't. Their program is RN to BSN to MSN. An RN to MSN is a program where an ADN earns an MSN without already having, or earning a bachelors
  13. *** I have good news for you! It wont matter. You hardly learned anything in nursing school about nursing. Forgetting half of it won't matter at
  14. *** My question is, why did you decide to pursue a job field KNOWN to be very difficult to get a job in? Seems like you are angry that you made you bed and now have to lay in
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    A better model for the DNP

    *** That would depend on what the goal they are trying to achieve is. I suspect it meets their goals just
  16. *** Really only part of the story. The bad economy didn't creat the glut of nurses, it only moved glut day ahead a few years. The glut of nurses was intentionaly created by those who stand to gain...
  17. *** The job market for nurses, in particular new grads, was terrable before you even started your program. How much did you look into the employment prospects before you chose to invest your time and...
  18. *** Sounds great. I have known a number of nurses who have done similar. Let me give you some advice as a nurse who has done several travel contracts and per diem in several states, as well as worked...
  19. *** Not exactly. I found this: The nation’s Magnet hospitals, which are recognized for nursing excellence and superior patient outcomes, have moved to require all nurse managers and nurse leaders to...
  20. *** The fact that the IOM is still advocating for expanding the capasity of nursing schools to meet the "shortage" of nurses tells me they are out of
  21. *** Magnet hospitals hire ADNs all the time. there is nothing about Magnet certification that requires hospitals to staff with
  22. *** I haven't seen any reliable, unbiased evidence of that. *** Why do you have a "slight issue" with those new RNs working? *** No BSN? Did you do a direct entry masters APN
  23. * Back at you. I wasn't for quite a while. Took lots of rehab and PT/OT. You didn't fly C-130s or A-10s did
  24. *** I get you. I spend 5 years in airborne infantry as a medic. Made E-6 in 3 years. Was medically retired as a result of wounds (was in the wrong place at the wrong time while also forgetting to...