AriesNurse

I'am confused. when you are a foreign BSN graduate and then took the nclex-rn in the U.S. and passed, is this mean that you are not only an RN but also a BSN title? please advice. thanks

HI. Anyone out there who can help me give a salary range as a nursing staff developer. i am currently an LPN and was offered DSD position. I dont know if the job is worth it. I get a lot of overtime working as an LPN but i dont know if swithing to monday to friday job position will still give a good salary. How can u guys describe working as a staff deveopler. Is it hard or easy, is it more responsibility? Should i just turn down the offer, or accept? honestly i am scared and want to get feedbacks from the those who's in that position. Please help me decide.Thanks in advance:o

I'm not sure if you already know this. They usually give us a board or a sheet of paper to write on to do our calculations, etc. After you seat, before starting the exam, try to write everything you need to know especially the lab values on the the board. That way, they're all out of you mind now, just have to look at board and compare with the correct answer when you need it. This really helped me alot during the exam. I hope it helps. GOODLUCK!

(tears of joy)THANK GOD I DID IT! I PASSED THE NCLEX-PN after the longest time... :smiley_aa:smiley_aa:smiley_aa:yeah::yelclap: Some said, maybe nursing is not for me....but I still never gave up and now I prooved them all wrong! Thanks ALLNURSES.COM for all your support and encouragement. I was consistently reading your messages and words of encouragement for the past month while waiting for my result. Especially for all candidate who took the exam. You're all very helpful..it gives me strenght and keeps me think positive. It took 4 weeks and 1 day (to be exact) before I got the result. Now I can look for a job as an LPN. Thank you guys.... :thankya: