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I am a nursing student who will graduate in January 2016. I have been offered a job at a major hospital and it is my dream job. It is an internship for new grads and this opportunity will never be available to me again problem: after graduation we ...

I like to emphasize the ass part cause that is what I would be if I threw away nursing school by not taking boards.

I havent asked any more questions. Its all figured out. Here is the deal...if someone doesnt have an answer or suggestion then just leave the post alone. As far as ppl telling me that i have to meet requirements or i wont be cleared to take boards......

obviously I will not waste the last 4 years of by life by not being able to take state boards. That is not a choice ugh

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Thank you Sadiemae. no courses because of the holidays

Mrs Boots Can I ask the job if orientation can be a little flexible for 1 week? Or do some of the orientation on the off shift? Or do some of the hospital orientation at home...the paperwork parts?

Good point about the reference aspect. I scored very high on HESI so will most likely pass NCLEX but of course you never know. I will definitely finish school requirements. I don't understand why the review course and HESI is a month after we grad...

Unfortunately there is only one start date and they aren't in the same town .

Mrs Boots We don't all understand what I want because someone said they were confused. It's not very simple at all. The review class is 4 days. If I could get out of even one of the days of review I could tell my potential employer that and mayb...

Here in the state of Michigan you are hired as a graduate nurse (meaning you didn't take your boards yet) once you pass your boards you stay in the position you were hired for but now you are legally an RN. Of course I know I have to fulfill and co...

i am quite sure I will be offered the job. I will not get the chance to work at this dream job because it is an internship for graduate nurses only. Not licensed rn's. After passing boards I will not be considered a graduate nurse...I will be consid...

I will not fail to meet the requirements of the school. I thought since my HESI score is already very high they might make an exception and allow me to miss this review course which is 1 month after graduating with my BSN

I will not fail to meet the requirements of the school. I thought since my HESI score is already very high they might make an exception and allow me to miss this review course which is 1 month after graduating with my BSN

I am trying to be proactive. There is a 80% chance I will be offered this job and then I will have to figure this out. Why won't I get a chance at this job AFTER I pass my boards? Because this is a program for 12 graduate nurses. I won't be a gr...

I didn't actually interview yet but am pretty sure I will be offered the job. I don't know how to handle this

I am trying to learn epic "on the job" but I need to sit down with someone one on one and go through the different tasks slowly so I can write it down. I am actually turning down jobs because I don't know epic. I am a pool nurse Any help, online cl...

I am learning Epic at a new job. Is there somewhere that I can learn on my own? I dont remember what to do when someone shows me unless I write it down . I want to be able to take my time to learn certain things and how to do it in the epic system...

I have been working in oncology/hematology part time for the past 5 years. I work in an infusion room. When I first started I was amazed that they had NO pumps. All chemo and biologics are run via gravity only. Is this unusual??? If you give ch...

something online possibly ceu's

Can't seems to get responses in IV nursing so I will post here... I have been working in oncology/hematology part time for the past 5 years. I work in an infusion room. When I first started I was amazed that they had NO pumps. All chemo and biologics...

Just curious about the med errors you made. Were they serious like insulin to the wrong pt or minor prevacid to the wrong pt? Everyone makes med errors once in a while

I also read that I wondered if that was the reasoning

iluvivt....great information I no longer work at the facility but I finally have an answer. Thank you