I would go ... but I would continue to try to get in touch with her. I would try calling the Nurse Recruiter and telling her of your situation. Another thing I would consider is to try getting...
I gave some money to my niece as a wedding present through such an account. They didn't have an actual wedding/reception event -- just got married at the court house. And they live far away from...
Talk with the school and be sure that you have met all requirements ... and have purchased any supplies that they recommend (including textbooks) well before school starts. Don't put that off until...
Yes, I think such begging for money is disgusting. But the people I want to slap even more are the suckers who give these people money. People that stupid deserve to be separated from their money...
That should be a fairly easy transition. It "doubling back" from night shift to day shift that is usually the more difficult transition. Option #1: Just stay up a little later each day and sleep...
What type of job are you imagining that you will get as a new grad RN? Is that realistic where you live? Where I live, new grads have few opportunities that don't involve direct patient care -- and...
I have spent my adult life living in geographic areas far from my family. And I am single. So for me, work has been an important source of social interaction and a way to meet new people when I...
I totally agree with the posters above. $120K is simply too much. As a previous poster said, the general "rule of thumb" used by many financial advisers about student loans is that your total loan...
If you are good with managing your money ... I would go to the better-quality school, even if it means a little debt. Unless you have some additional financial problems and/or are bad at managing...
What are you basing that $25 figure on really? Where does that fit on their pay scale -- not the pay scale of your current employer? That's what counts. How much does a nurse with 5 years of...
Go where your heart tells you to go. It sounds as if either one would work for you. Another tactic to help you decide: If you did lose your job 3 years from now because something happened to your...
After reviewing the OP and her initial response to my post, I think you have hit the nail on the head here, caninurse. The OP was looking for a religion discussion, not a leadership one. I...
About the "inmates running the asylum" ... Note that I said "when reasonable to do so" and wrote about setting boundaries and keeping an eye on the goals/needs of the patients and employers. I...
As a former charge nurse ... it would not have been practical for them to come to you privately, one at a time. They wanted immediate action and if they had each had a 1:1 meeting with you, it would...
I have a problem with the "golden rule" and prefer a "platinum rule" that I read somewhere a few years ago. Instead of treating people the way I want to be treated, I should treat them the way THEY...
Why did you continue on if you hated it so much? What type of nursing career did you imagine having? Maybe that's where you need to start your thought process. Maybe if you go back to your...
1. Try to get some "experience" in your area of interest -- by working as a CNA, volunteer, etc. 2. Take advantage of any opportunities to do your school projects, papers, etc. on topics that relate...
Why wait until September. Start saving money now. That's a mistake a lot of people make. They don't start saving for school until school starts. You can start right now to reduce your daily living...
Another point ... the day-to-day, hour-to-hour decisions are made on a short-term basis, not on the long term outlook. The middle managers who make such decisions are held accountable for meeting...
Personally ... and I mean this with all kindness ... I believe that if you don't KNOW whether nursing is for you or not at this point ... and that accounting seems just as attractive to you ... you...
Some units don't even allow plain gold bands. They are an infection hazard. Also, if your finances are such that you have to save up for several months to buy the ring, then you shouldn't be buying...
No ... not unless you want to oversee the nursing division. Nursing leadership experience might help you move up, but you would have to actually practice nursing for a while before getting a position...