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Pls PM me if you have any info on this test. Going for a new job that requires it and they are not even giving one a hint on what the test is about! Pls help your fellow nurse. After some couple yrs of ICU, i'm getting scared finally of this test. I ...

Have they confirmed your acceptance at the North?Then just keep the North and email central to decline the offer so they can give that spot to someone else if possible..congrats!

Hi Megan! If you have not turned down the offer, I'll say to counter it and see what they say (since you are going to be PRN). And by the way, I saw where you said they'll change it to full time. PRNs are not typically offered to new grads because yo...

Oh my! Now, that's called bashing! Nurses be respectful of one another... I like that the OP ignored you anyway.. hmm

zabeth316 Pls scroll up to see my response

zabeth316 pay and create an account for Lone star, then call Castle branch and have them move all your immunizations and everything else needed by lonestar to your lone star account. But you have to verify from lone star if they will accept your bac...

You said you are 28..do you have a degree already? You can do accelerated BSN and get your BSN, then pursue your MSN as a Psych NP. Do you feel you need an income to be coming in while you complete the rest of your degree? If so, then ADN will probab...

I attended USI as an FNP student and can tell you now that it was crazy! We did most classes with the PMHNP students until clinical-specific classes. The professors are somewhat supportive depending on how you define supportive. However, if i were to...

Congrats!

Congrats!

It depends on what you are looking for though... If i were to choose, i would weigh my options between simmons and walden

... and something to add...yes, the VA takes students but you have to start way ahead of time, don't wait till february, start now and you'll be glad you did. For me, i started at least a year ahead and it paid off. If you wait, until next year, the...

congrats!

Whew! You go gals! Beautiful! Nurses ReAlLy RoCks!

Good job! Congratulations!

I saw in one post (can't remember exactly), to search in face book for "preceptors for nurse practitioner students." It is a closed group, google them up and ask to be added. You might be able to find something from there. You may also try this link...

If you need clinical experiences, find out if your school goes to the VA..that will also help because you'll get to actually do stuff and have opportunity to talk to nurses and nurse manager..good luck

I think you go back 5 years if i am not mistaken.....with 11 yrs you can put places you have worked as an RN and i remember my recruiter asked me to list my job as an RN (BSN) because that's what i was being considered for.Of course that might be dif...

Congrats. I am glad you chose to go the route of a nurse educator. I hope you finish up and become a nurse educator as you said, to share and encourage nursing students. Now, that has thought you a big lesson that you will never forget in a hurry. Be...

Hello Teleflurry, I must congratulate you for your work so far! Like one of the posters said, you need to honestly pat yourself at the back because you are doing so great. However, i must tell you the bitter truth, you have to listen to what your de...

I would choose the ED if i get job offers from both places...

I know, it's hard, especially when you are not even sure of the offer! In any case, I usually give them the human resource number to call for any questions (employment verification)... and that takes care of that most of the time.And your immediate m...

Yes, you can still go for nursing. Nursing is very diverse and there are various areas you might get in that suits you better. However, you may need to talk to an experienced school counselor about it first. It does not necessarily have to be bedside...

…And i think it is better to have back up plans so in cases like this, you would just go with the other preceptor.

Well, good luck on finding some free stuff..lol..just being honest and not necessarily mean… but you know, this is a very important exam and so not a time to "save money" as it were, but invest in one's future. Graduating from an NP program is not ...