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Yes I just passed my state boards and am a licensed lpn. I will graduate in May with my ADN. Thanks that does make sense. Thanks.

i am having a bit of an issue because i have never worked in a medical field. i just passed my lpn boards on monday and am in an rn program and will graduate in may. i am looking to send out some resumes but am really at a loss how to change my resume to be more "medical career" friendly. i have worked for an attorney so long.... below is my resume (other than references). any help would be great. sabrina d. st.clair, lpn anywhere somewhere, virginia 555-555-5555© [email protected] objective: to be a valued part of the team within a health care organization and provide skilled nursing to patients. education 2010-present dabney s. lancaster community college clifton forge, va - adn program 2009-2010 dabney s. lancaster community college clifton forge, va - practical nursing certificate 2007-2009 virginia western community college roanoke, va - coursework towards nursing degree program. 2002-2003 mary baldwin college staunton, va - general education classes. 2000-2002 dominion college roanoke, va - associate's degree in paralegal experience june 2002 ellen arthur & associate's pc lexington, va to present paralegal - legal research. - greeting and assisting client's with scheduling and questions. - preparation of legal pleadings and correspondence with courts. - scheduling court hearing, court reporters, and meetings. - preparation of asset schedules for equitable distribution hearings. - preparation of subpoenas and discovery responses. - corresponding with various attorney's and judge's offices. - filing and keeping records organized. - handled ethical and conflict check systems. - worked as a team with other employees. - maintenance for office web site and blogs. - used computer, adding machine, fax machine as well as other office equipment. march 1998 burlington industries glasgow, va to june 2002 cable twist operator - reported to shift supervisor and department manager. - checked quality of the yarn (color, size, and texture). - maintained operation of verdol and volkman cable twist machines. - weighed yarn, and check for correct usage, waste and number of ends. - quality control of finished product yarn bobbins. - worked as a team with other members in order to ensure production.

I'm in my second semester of nursing school and am trying to understand the pharmacology of it all. I've been reading the books but it all still seems like foreign to me. Can some one in "understandable" term explain to me the classes of drugs and about sympathetic and parasympathetic..... I do understand that the sympathetic system is the fight or flight one and the other is the digest and rest one. But getting that to click with my brain and how it relates to drugs is literally mind boggling me LOL. thanks in advance for any help. Sabrina

This is my first careplan and I'm wokring on it but am a little confused. Has anyone else had to do a care plan on an Huntington's patient?

I am in an RN program I work full time M-F 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. so yes I'd say it can be done.

wow it's good to see what everyone is taking this fall. I'm taking the following: Intro to Sociology Biology w/ labs Spanish 101

Where did you sell them?

Okay I'm still taking pre-req's and am finishing up 3 courses next week. Do you usually keep your books or sell them. And if you sell them where is the best place or site to do that? Sabrina

I currently work full time at a law office, have 4 kids, am getting ready to launch a website and am taking my pre-req's online part time right now. Yeah my house is a disaster but I'm slowly getting it done :)

Oh I'm in :) I need to loose at least 75lbs , but 100 lbs would make me super hot ROFL. I need some motivation. I've lost about 7-8 lbs so far but only lose that much and then I get stuck..

I'm just starting my pre-req's but am excited none the less :) I'm taking Intro to Psychology, Eng 112 and Computer and Info Systems.

I know this is a silly question but how often in the semester do you have clinicals. I'm just starting my pre-req's but was curious. I work full time in a law office right now. Do they give you like X amount of days a semester or every Thursday or how does that work?