I had 3 days orientation in an LTC setting too and it was a nightmare on my first day on my own. But I got through it just fine, after a couple of weeks bombarding my coworkers with lots of questions...
Wow! Thats what im worried about my SNF experience too...there's really more action going on in an acute care setting and to adjust from a sub to acute can be nervewracking. I would suggest for you to...
How long did you last? Haha! I was in the same position too and two weeks into it I was dreading every day I had to come to work..it was thaaat bad but lo and behold...I stuck it out and I was...
I took biology as my first course and back then people would say why not nursing? like if you don't make it to med school then you have a good career to fall back on? well...i didnt push through with...
Hi sheenmarie! I feel your pain! Here in cali, the minimum reqt is usually one yr to 2yrs acute experience. There are new grad programs but I believe you need to be a fresh grad or at least 1yr since...
piquant replied to gfunk_107's topic in Philippines
hello! has anyone ever tried calling them to ask for the psyche results? I remember when we had pur psyche exam that the results are going to come out a week later. It's been 5months already. any...
piquant replied to *EosinophiL*'s topic in Philippines
I took the exam same day as yours, November 6. I haven't received any call or text. I tried to call them once and they can't say whether I passed or not. They just asked me to wait for their text. I...
piquant replied to nursemich's topic in Philippines
1. What are the materials that you used? Saunders Nclex 2. How many hours per day did you study? how many questions did u answer per day? 12 hours. With many breaks in between. 3. How many days or...
piquant replied to *EosinophiL*'s topic in Philippines
What about those who took the psych exam Nov 6 2010. Has anybody received a call or text that they made it to the next step? Can someone give us feedback please?
Minimum of 1. Maximum of 5. But in some 'benign' wards, you can have as much as 7patients. It's easy if you have all your patients in one room but more often than not, they're in several rooms. Each...
The nice thing about LCP is that you are basically hands-on with the patients, you can do IV insertion, vital signs, meds, IV fluid regulation, cleaning the chest tube sites, changing CTT bottles,...
i've been asking myself the same question. it's been a year since I graduated and until now I haven't had any training/volunteer experience yet (on May I will be on BST)..then after that I'm thinking...
those who have gone through the hiring process/training...the works..please update us...does it really take that long for them to contact their applicants for exam or interview?