sbuxdrinkr

The college Network is a company that provides study materials. You can find the same online for much cheaper.

I am currently enrolled in WGU bsn prog. any tips on writing the papers? i passed my first assessment but it took me three tries. they are pretty exacting on the standards.

Most EMS workers wouldn't do well in a definitive care setting. James, RN, NREMT-P, soon to be NP

you will be successful. know your grid and go in confident. i passed first time with no nursing experience. best wishes!!!!

Get out of EMS ASAP. Just my opinion. Thanks, Jim, RN, NREMT-P

I cant believe i am finally an RN!!!!!

Pvt worked for me. Pass!!!! Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

it won't hurt, but i would try looking for a hospital that offers a "critical care new nurse residency". there are many that do here in the new york city area (i.e. montefiore, nyhq, etc.)

How to pass the CPNE: 1. Get robs cpne video and e-books They were well worth the 70 bucks. 2. Read the cpne manual from excelsior and do the critical thinking exercises. It will inform you on the specifics of the exam. I.e. What to document on intake and output 3. Setup a sim lab and practice areas of care and labs 4. Download ivan harts notes from this site. They r very detailed and helpful That, in a nutshell, is how I passed first time with no repeats.

i think it was around 6 months.

Its obvious that I don't post much on here, but this site has been instrumental in my passing the CPNE this past weekend (June 25-27) at NYHQ with no repeats. A special thanks to Ivan and Lunarn for the notes and also ROBSCPNE. This week I will post a doc about my experience. Again, thanks to all on the site for their insights and help. More to come. Thanks, Sbuxdrinkr, GN

this is a worthless post...i think we all know EC doesn't hold up in certain states...there is always VA or BOP... EDIT: News flash ***Colleges, especially private ones, are businesses*** of course they are in it to make money. they have a product that we pay for. EC is an extremely easy and pain free way to get the RN license. it is what it is.

i mainly just studied practice exams i D/L'ed from the web. i studied the night before for about 2 hrs and the day of for about an hr and pulled a 'c'.

i have a normal 9-5 job that pays the bills. just getting the per diem for the fun of it. but still its not that bad.

I recently moved to NYC from Ohio. In Ohio I was making 12.xx as a medic for a private co. In NYC the private I am doing Per Diem with starts at 21.50/hr. Are there any other NYC medics that can weigh in? Have you heard good or bad about senior care ems? any input would be greatly appreciated. ps i take micro mid dec!!!