windyspirit

Kriso - that was good information. I, too, have the experience behind me and can see the difference with the generics. It is so good to have personal knowledge, and the comfort zone, to know how to go into a room and interact with the patient. And to have the experience of associating with doctors and other nurses.

I will graduate with ADN in December. I'm looking for info on relocating to Alaska. Any info on where to look, how to register, who to contact? Can I get my loans paid off? I'm open to any information so I have a place to start. Thanks.

I, too, am new to this forum. I work as an LPN in a LTC facility, and am transitioning to RN. I'm in my final semester and counting the days til Dec 14 - hoping I don't make any horrible mistakes!! Wouldn't that be awful?? I'm worried about the NCLEX, also. LPN didn't seem so bad, after it was over, hoping RN is the same. When you say NH, is that New Hampshire? I'm in Idaho, and there doesn't seem to be any problem getting RN positions here. Anyway, nice talking to you.