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Update, the BON did called me, they said its not required for my license. Thanks I feel better!

I let my CPR lapse, the facility new this when I was hired. Somehow I fell threw the cracks and it's now to everyone's attention that I'm outdated. The next class is next month. I'm worried about my license, is this a requirement for Texas BON for my CPR to be up to date? I called them and left a message, they said it can take up to 5 days to answer. I was just wondering if anyone new? Believe me my facility does not care about my license, they only care about themselves, I know they would let me work putting myself in jeopardy.

i got in as well!! yeah, there is a lot of info to fill out and i have to get all my shot records in order, plus my official transcript because i took a clep test. i hope it made to my transcript. mllnjll-- im coming from that way as well, new braunfels.... see ya on aug. 15!! [color=#365f91]

Yes, but I have reference letters I would like to submit as well, I can not do that electronically (I do not have a scanner). I could also fax it in, but I run into the same problem as dropping it off, it might get misplaced. So I guess I will just mail it in. Thanks for the information!! I appreciate it. Mia98

Thanks.... I just really want to stand out, and not be another name in the pile. What to do? What to do??? I agree I would hate for them to lose my resume, I guess I will mail it in. Mia98

Sorry, “start” brain faster than fingers…..

There is an opening for a school nurse in the next town over. My question is I want to stand out, should I call or bring my resume in person? I am a recent grad, but I just stared substituting for another school district. Should I put that down on my resume? Thanks, mia98

hotflashion- I've tired some doctors offices and the jail did call me, but I did not even go in for a interview because I knew I did not want to do that. I'm about to sub for the school district and work on getting my BSN. Good Luck to you....... Meriwhen- Thanks, that is what I wanted to know...

I graduated in May and moved soon after that, do to new area and my husband's schedule (we have a young child) I have not landed a hospital job yet. How long can I be a new grad? I mean what if its 2012, and I say I graduated in May......2009. I already feel I have forgotten everything I learned... I do try to read, but not like I did in school. I'm seriously considering going back to school to peruse something different, something that is better suitable with my child's schedule. Any thoughts?? Thanks Mia98

I'm glad to hear it. It gives me hope. Thanks, Mia98

Thanks for the response, I knew about the little pay. I'm more in it for the experience and having the same hours as my daughter. Right now I work in a doctors office, I really do not want to be there to much longer. Thanks, mia98

Hi, I graduated in May, and began my first nursing job (RN) in a doctor's office. Long story but I really do not like it, plus the drive. I really want to be a school nurse. So my question is would substituting as a school nurse with local schools look good on a resume? I'm thinking about doing that until I find a position. My last management clinical in school was with the local school nurse and I really enjoyed it. So I have idea about what it is all about. Thanks, mia98

texas women's is a hospital; i did my ob rotation there. my best friend works there. it's in houston tx. not dallas. thanks anyways, i'm still looking.. mia98

does anyone know who is hiring in dallas? i just graduated and moved here from houston; one hospital said i would have to wait until an internship program opened up. some of my classmates that are down in houston already found jobs at some big hospitals like texas women's. any help would be appreciated. thanks mia98

RNindmaking, I'm sending you good vibes!!! I wish you luck with you test. Mia98