WinksRN

What happens if someone puts the device in one place while they go somewhere else, and maybe go somewhere else they really should not be because they have the TRACKING DEVISE as an alibi. HMMMM:uhoh21:

What happens if someone puts the device in one place while they go somewhere else, and maybe go somewhere else they really should not be because they have the TRACKING DEVISE as an alibi.

I think they need to end the nurse shortage before adding to the unattractiveness of our profession that others may see when viewing our profession, first have the available nurses to track. I mean do we really need to strangle the healthcare budget on a device that will help cover our buts against the spoiled brats of the world who think waiting 10 minutes for a nurse to return is too long of a wait. Other than that I think certain floors such as the E.R and Labor and Delivery are great to have for the device due to its high acuity.

OK i have to know what state is this where you can buy a beautiful home like that, I would never afford anything that looks like that here in Missouri

I guess my statement can be broad since I took ownership of my statement by stating "personally",I wasnt really seeking approval or disapproval, just commenting independently of anyone elses statement. So yes they are all acceptable to me as far as getting an affordable education but like I said in my opinion I preferred FLO- Valley. I really didnt say what I said to put down anyone elses nursing program.

It can be expensive but since i had my science classes transferred in from Fontbonne College I only paid 17 thousand for the entire year and a half, which i chose to do instead of finishing in one year. if I had went to Oak wood college where I initially planned on going the only offer associate degree in nursing after finishing a four year term, and they were a little over 10 thousand a year so i would have been owing 40 grand back instead of 17 grand, but, yes the community college is real cheap, I personally like Florissant Valley over all the rest.

thanks for the information, I'll be calling them today and will try to be persistent without being a pain.

well, last time I checked the money isnt something to get too excited about so I guess I will pay bills like I been doin.

How long should it take for a Hospital to call you back? I always state on my resume that I will call in a week to check my status, well, it hasnt been quite a week yet, so I'm just impatient I guess, but I really dont want to have to resort to giving in to an agency, I know they will only want to send me to hospitals, and I have no experience there, I was a LPN for 7 years in LTC, and I made a pack with myself I would never step foot in one again, not because of the patients, I love the elderly but the management of some of those places could or should do community service for some of the pranks they pull on the employees as well as the patients. So, I thank God every day I have compassionate parents who allow me to live with them without me being a headache and vice versa, but I really want to hurry and get my work on so I can get out of their hair and give them their space back.

Hello everyone, I'm still searching for a job, I passed my NCLEX RN on the 9th of this month but I just began searching for a job last week, I don't know why I'm so nervous I was a LPN for 7 years. I didn't work while attending school for the past year and a half, maybe that's why! Oh, By the way I happened to stumble across this site while searching for nurse supplies.

Can I expect to see this on 60 minutes in the next couple of years, because this is tragic enough to warrant their attention, I will add you to my prayers, God didnt assign you a nurse for nothing, He always has your back in the end. When the dust settles and the chips fall where they may, you'll see his plan for you even more clearly.. Keep hope and keep us posted.

I currently have a ASN, just graduated in December, passed NCLEX on the 9th of JAn, and now I'm wandering should I do my BSN online and actually go to class for my Masters. That was my instructors advice, but I need more than one opinion.

I'm starting to think maybe that is one of the reason she was hired more place than me.:rotfl:

That my thoughts exactly, I never wore scrubs to an interview. I would feel too out of place. I think my friend maybe left out a something, like maybe she told them she was coming from work.

my friend says she has always wore them and was hired. what do you think?