hi i am a new grad working at an icu at upenn. i think you need to look into the residency programs at the hospitals. that is the only way you can get in as a new
Hi, I am a new nurse in a MICU. I have had numerous preceptors and as a result I feel like I have yet to adopt a solid assessment style. I sometimes feel like I am all over the place. Any...
In Pa, you are not able to take the NCLEX until you finish you BSN program. In fact, before you test you must turn in an ATT- application to test. The ATT requires the signature of the BSN program...
One thing to remember about Presbyterian is that it is a residency program. This means that it only begins at certain times of the year. If I were you I would call ASAP and find out when the next...
Hmmm in my opinion I would go to Jeff. I am unsure if CHOP has the same benefits as UPenn...if so it is worth looking into. UPenn still offers a pension and unlimited tuition reimbursement and...
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Hmm I get more annoyed when you are just walking in for the first time doing your assessments and they NEED to know if you are married, have kids etc?? And I work in an ICU!!! They are barely awake...
i may have made this up in my head...but i think it has something to do with progesterone having a laxative effect. darn! now i have to look it up...ill get back to
The clinical hours are the same in every program. The clinical hours are those set by the Board of Nursing in order to qualify for a license. Although it is accelerated, you still do the same number...