That is a lot of debt to take on. There must be cheaper options?? She might have a MSN at the end of the program, but at the end of the day, she is still an entry level
Yes same thing in DE, have to work so many hours to keep an RN license active. So then I would have to a WA license to work in WA. That's not very many hours over a 3 year period but it's more than I...
Hi All I just moved to WA from DE and am now a SAHM. I am thinking of just letting my license expire and then in a few years, when I am ready to work, go through the route of re-activating my license...
MelissaJaneRN replied to lovepink's topic in School
Parents are the absoulte worst part of my job. It seems like there is always someone complaining about something! And its not because I am a bad nurse! I go above and beyond in my job to do a good job...
Hello Again :) Just wondering if anyone works at either the NIH or Walter Reed? We are relocating to DC for my husbands job so I will be looking for work as well once we are setteled in. Just...
Hello! I am relocating to the DC area this summer. I am currently a school nurse x 3 years and before that did LDRP x 3 years and med/surg x 1 year. I am thinking of getting into NICU nursing and I...
MelissaJaneRN replied to SunnyPupRN's topic in School
I wear street clothes. I used to wear scrubs but decided I liked wearing street clothes better. I am thinking of wearing a lab coat but havent made that commitment yet My daughter attends the same...
Agreed with everything stated- my two cents- Teachers collect the emergency cards at the beginning of the year which have a space provided for parents to write in medical issues. I know this only...
MelissaJaneRN replied to dreamer19's topic in General Nursing
Get your ADN now as thats what you can afford to do. You will not have trouble finding work with an RN from an ADN program. Many colleges now offer RN to MSN programs.. Enter the program as an RN,...
MelissaJaneRN replied to krisgrij's topic in School
You can try calling your state school nurse association or the national association of school nursing. A good book you can get from the national association of school nursing is "Scopes and Standards...
MelissaJaneRN replied to Nursinghaze's topic in School
All above advise is great. I advise going into your local school district office and asking about becoming a school nurse substitute for your district. If your law requires a school nurse in every...
MelissaJaneRN replied to NursePamela's topic in School
It is different in every state. I would find the website for the School Nurse Association of the state you move to. The website might list it or you can contact someone. In Delaware, we have the...