Mithi

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  1. Hi Wintle. They don't. But have faith in yourself. The set of questions they would ask you are pretty basic, i.e., handwashing technique, infection control, the R's to giving medication, etc. As for diseases and pathophysiology, make sure to know all...
  2. new board passers: HOSPITALS YOU'VE APPLIED

    Almost all hospitals require two years service in their contract as staff nurse. Believe me, two years is not forever. You will learn a lot in those two years and you might even extend your contract because your processing with working somewhere el...
  3. Hi. :) It's very good that you're applying for a hospital job and not hurrying yourselves to go somewhere else, after all it takes 2-3 years to get to that "somewhere else" so working as a nurse here in the country will be a very rewarding exposure t...
  4. where to apply as a staff nurse?

    Most private hospitals have about the same standards for the things you mentioned. During my application at St Luke's (2005), training fee was around P4000, training duration was one month split into didactics and clinicals. Contract was one year. I ...
  5. where/when did you graduated?

    UST BSN Batch 2004 :)
  6. hi, been surfing the internet. nz nursing council: http://www.nursingcouncil.org.nz/ where you can find all the steps you need to take to be able to have a practicing certificate in nz contact: [email protected] i e-mailed them and got a re...
  7. I had friends who had a really hard time doing this but I told them that they have to separate emotions from logic. If they will be emotional about the whole thing, time will be put to waste. It's actually a good thing that the CGFNS had released the...
  8. Hey, igotlucky, you're probably too eager to absorb all nursing concepts that's why you find yourself jumping from one topic to another. This will not do anything for you and could be a waste of time. When I took the local boards (2004) I had about ...
  9. Agree with purplecotton that nothing beats having to work here as a staff nurse than sending yourself raw from nursing school straight to the US or any other foreign country where there is, I think, complete freedom in nursing practice. When I was a ...