Jojo0608

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thank you for the good starting points... it sounds like they have a good amount of jobs, hopefully i can get some interviews before the new graduating class.

So Suzanne's plan just consists of doing all the chapters in the Saunders book, I thought I saw something an one of her posts, that there was an addition 6 week study guide from her? Can anyone share the details with me. Thanks

So I am thinking about moving to Austin, but I am wondering how the New-Grad Job market is? Will it be easy for me to get a job? My current area is a little demand for New-Grads, so I wondering if I will have a difficult time finding a job..... Thanks

i had no math on 168 q's. 3rd time taker, 1st time there was no math. i am very worried, i find out tomorrow.

same thing happened to me lori.

So I was really excited to get a job in the ED as a GN, but unfortunatly I failed my boards the first time (after 265 Q's)...... no problem, I was able to work as a Nurse Extern. That's when it got bad, and then I failed for the second time(115 Q's).... time for the tech position. Well this was tricky, there were no tech positions avaiable, so after 3 months of orientation, I was terminated. Not only did I fail twice, but I lost my job that I was so greatful to have. After this I went out and took Kaplan to help me prepare better for the test (which I thought I was ready for the first two times), but I am still to scared to take the test again, and then look for a job. I really loved the ED, but I don't know if there is any hope for me getting another postion in emergency. I feel as though I got a lot of experience in the ED for the 3 Months, but should I put it on my resume...? I am planning on looking for a job AFTER I pass, but I am very nervous that future employers will look down on 3 tries for NCLEX. (Next try is at the end of the month) Any ideas or thoughts on my messy situation, feeling down.