ZooMommyRN replied to NurseSN45696's topic in Florida Nursing
Try Florida Hospital, they have a lot of smaller rural hospitals within 1-2 hrs of Orlando and sometimes the rural small town doesn't appeal to new grads that want "shiny new and BIG" I started out...
https://allnurses.com/lpn-rn-nursing/lpn-rn-bridge-843470.html I would contact the BON but I'm pretty sure that the state has come down HARD on the online bridge programs, I know a few that managed...
ZooMommyRN replied to junejames's topic in Emergency
My first ER was 10 beds, 2 nurses and one doc, no techs and a triage nurse until midnight. Now in a level 1 PEDs trauma center it's 3:1 occasionally some of us will pick up a 4:1 if another assignment...
Almost every nurse I worked with in FL that was from the Philippines took NCLEX for CA then transferred the license to FL by endorsement. Look into a refresher class or review class since so much time...
ZooMommyRN replied to NurseLeelaSmile's topic in Michigan Nursing
The UofM health system is pretty much only hiring BSNs now I got lucky and landed my job when Mott's opened and they needed a lot of people fast. Just keep trying and apply for every position that...
ZooMommyRN replied to Juniper248's topic in Emergency
We Orient new grads in our ER for 6 months, 40 hrs a week, some of it is classroom and some of it is on the floor, they also complete TNCC, ENPC, ACLS & PALS. Experienced nurses get 12
ZooMommyRN replied to Grindaholic's topic in Florida Nursing
Maybe it's the start of a new trend in PA education? And the cost is grad level too, for that price I'll take a Masters level program. Most of the PAs I work with in the emergency setting were...
ZooMommyRN replied to ArrrrEnnn's topic in Ohio Nursing
I looked into them but found Ohio University had an RN - BSN program that is roughly 6500$. That is even than cheaper than EMU and it has the same accreditation as UofM and EMU but they are 100%...
ZooMommyRN replied to Grindaholic's topic in Florida Nursing
The prerequisites to apply are almost equivalent to a AS degree, more interesting would be to see how transferring the license works out as every other PA program I have looked into was a Masters...
I went to school in FL so I don't have personal experience with nursing schools but depending on where you want to work you may need to go right for your
I used to do the 100 hrs a check in Florida to survive, but now in MI I work my 40 and still bring home more so I'll pull some OT occasionally and my unit offers it up in 4hr blocks so all I really...
When you pick a school you should also check credit transfers in case you wish to go back later for a master's program. Some of the private options are very expensive and when you try to transfer to...
Heartland, Lake Placid and Wuachula are new grad friendly BUT you have to really pizazz with your resume and interview as the local college produces approx 36 new grads every June and they do their...
ZooMommyRN replied to Sassy5d's topic in Emergency
Started out at a 10 bed rural ER in Florida. Saw alot of everything and loved it, kind of miss it lol Now I'm at a level one pediatric trauma center, we have 28 beds right now and 2 trauma bays (or...
ZooMommyRN replied to sapmoss's topic in Emergency
I just completed and had heard from our manager and supervisor that alot of people needed remediation and had to take the written exam a second time, I didn't think it was that bad, got an 88%. TNCC...
ZooMommyRN replied to NurseLeelaSmile's topic in Michigan Nursing
University of Michigan hires new grads in all areas, I am currently precepting one in peds ER. Just keep watching the careers page as they randomly hire new grads. Good