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SassyNurseInTraining

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  1. Ok, gotcha...NCLEX=very very important lol Another thing I was wondering is, the reason I am going into Nursing is because I want to work on the Maternity ward in the OB department of hospitals...I have been trying to do research, but its not going so well and frankly I have just been sooooo busy trying to get things around with me starting school, and my 4 year old is starting school as well... Anyone know what I need to do next after I graduate for this type of career...such as other training, classes, or tests? Or can you begin work in Obstetrics out of college?
  2. I just got admitted and begin my classes for my RN soon, but I have not looked farther than two years into my education really, taking it one step at a time! But through reading some of these posts, I see abbreviations such as HESI and NCLEX-RN...what are these? And what really happens after your clinicals are over? So many tests to take that I didnt research! I know thats horrible of me, but what better place to get answers than from those more experienced than I? Thank you all for your help!

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