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txangel67

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  1. Supply in my area is low. And 60k is starting pay.
  2. I am testing in plano again on September 19-21, oh my that is only 13 days away. thanks for the prayers any will be appreciated.:heartbeat:heartbeat:heartbeat:heartbeat
  3. I am also a TX LVN, with 18+ years, I am taking my cpne(clinical test) in 16 days. I did think I could pass with my experience but failed the first time. You just have to go in with the attitude of a new student and forget all you know about how to do things. I will pass this time and will be an RN in Texas, I will not be changing jobs just getting a raise. My employer paid for all cost and actually suggested this program so it is not a bad thing. I worked full-time and have a hubby and 2 boys (15 & 8) very involved in sports, I did not miss one thing yet. Sometimes had books at the ball park to study. LOL. If you have any questions feel free to contact me and I will try to help in any way.
  4. I plan on getting a tattoo when I complete the CPNE and NCLEX. already have one picked out. Can't wait. glad I am not the only one who thinks it's a great way to celebrate!!! LOL
  5. The above post is correct in the real world but for the CPNE you have to have an actual dx and at risk dx before you can enter the pcs. also the first dx book that they talk about is not accepted by ec. the mosbys book can be used after oct 07 so depends on when you test. but here are a couple of suggestions for pcs careplans for the limited info you have given. impaired physical mobility r/t neuromuscular impairment aeb: Left lower extremity weakness. goal: resident will maintain or increase strength to lower extremities during pcs. interventions: repostion in bed (must do anyway) 2. rom to lower extremities. at risk for injury r/t lower extremity weakness goal: resident will have no episodes of injury during pcs. interventions: 1. assist with ambulation 2. use assistive device ( assure they use one first.) hope these help
  6. I am about 1 month into studing. I took a Workshop in the first of September, recommend that. I have no idea how anyone passes without a workshop. I took Lynn's. Now I am learning the mnumonics I bought a digital voice recorder and recorded them and I listen to them on the way to work and home every day. I am not a floor nurse I work managment but my nurses are really having a good time with this because I am doing part of thier work, Tube feedings, IV ABT, ect. also reading the study guide for the second time. and highlighting and making notes. I learn by writing. you can PM me if you want. I am testing January 2008 in Plano.
  7. just wondering if you could tell me how long ago you sent in your application, and how long it was till you got your date.
  8. How long did it take you to get a date for amarillo? I am going there or to plano, it really does not matter just the quicker the better.
  9. I am also a Texas LVN, I currently work in LTC, and have for about 15 yrs. I work in administration, ADON, but I get lots of skills practice I just let the other nurses know if they need an injection, IV started, or just a second opinion on an assessment then they call me. I am taking NC 6 next week which is my last NC test and I already had all my basics so all I will have left is the CPNE. I started last October and hope to finish in November of this year. I have lots of books and study guides. I don't know where in Texas you are but if you will email me I will see if we are close and you can use my books and notes. I was also a single mother at one time and know everyone can use the help.

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