RedHead23

ok so everyone is talking about how they passed in 75 questions, all my friends passed at 75. I had 110. Can anyone offer me some hope and tell me they passed in a number that was not 75 or 265? I know it doesn't matter. To top that off, my last question was easy I think. It was about teaching for hep a. But who knows what they consider high or low cognitive level questions. This is a terrible feeling. Especially since I have been working as a GN for two months already & I don't know what happens to my job if I fail.

Hey, Thank you for the reply MissJoRn. I actually go to school at Rutgers and work for Robert Wood right now. I have my final clinical starting at the Bristol Myers Squibb hospital in two weeks so I wanted to have some more exposure to the hospital before I applied (hopefully it will not be too late) It is very nice though & I am looking into it. The only thing is that I have heard they are not always so thrilled with having new grads, but of course that could just be a rumor. I actually was not looking into St. Chris's but I will now. Thanks again!

Hello all, I will be graduating in May & I am interested in Pediatrics. I am looking at hospitals in the NJ/PA area, including CHOP & A.I. duPont, also looking at smaller community hospitals (although I am afraid I won't get the exposure I am looking for as a new grad). Does anyone know anything about either of the hospitals that they could share with me? Is there a big pay difference in Delaware? Any advice on where to start in Peds for the best transition from GN to RN? Does anyone know anything about which hospitals in the area have the best orientations? Any other hospitals I should look into? Thanks to anyone who answers... I know I have a lot of questions, but what else can you expect from a new graduate?!