LPN4U

How about all the holiday snacks from the families and doctors as well as managerds. But yet we are not to eat or drink in the nursing station. Do they want to answer ur patients needs when u take ur 30 min break. I can bearly go pee without hearing my name called over the intercom.

What about the undergrad program? Is it hard to get in and could i do it will working full-time and family? have two small children

Did any go through the nursing program at Wake Tech in Raleigh, NC? What did you like about it/dislike? How was clinicals and instructors? And did you take BIO271.....please tell me your thoughts on this class online or in classroom setting. I am currently a LPN going for my RN applied to Wake and would like a feel for it before commiting to their program. I also applied to Nash CC and Johnston CC. Thanks in advance for all or any info.

I too understand your frustration. My question is if the 11-7 shift has 630 insulin checks why do you have 730 checks. All the facilities I've worked in have insulin checks on 0630, 1130, 1630 and 2000. Not understanding why this people have to be stuck twice in the morning.

Would love to hear how things are going for you. I just applied at wake ER for the LPN position. I work at Rex rehab which I love but I'm causal. Hope to get a call back from wake in the next few days or week at least.

Yes orientation for rehab/LTC started the monday after thanksgiving and lasted after christmas. I was so bored out of my mind watching them give meds and treatments then the drawn out charting/paperwork. I was beginning to get to comfortable with them doing everything. Finally went to DON and said let me loose please lol. I'm on the 2 wk on my own and loving it.

That is just crazy all together. NCLEX is hard enough but to learn all this information within a year and have to take NCLEX with FILL-INS, you will have more and more people not passing. We all know how it was in school testing there was always 2 good answers. I had a lot of choose that apply the only fill in I had were the calculations and I&O's even though I know how to get it and work the problem out you always doubt your self. For anyone that is going to go through with this new NCLEX, I wish you all the best and study hard.

Where is wcc school? Looking for a LPN to RN program

I have one that I did last week. Its a bit nasty and I have learned my leason. Here it goes........... I am still in orientaion and I had taken on 12 patients out of 24, and I was completing my med pass when I went to lunch. I always..always wash my hands after patient contact but for some reason after doing the med pass I only used hand santizier and went and ate lunch. It wasnt until the following night that I realized my mistake. I had given a patient Miralax (powder) yes Miralax, LOL I must have still had some of the powder substance on my fingers when I ate my lunch. LOL I was hurting all night, and couldnt leave the bathroom. My husband and I was laughing so hard because I was curled up in the fetal position.

The benefits are really good as well as pay depending on job title but still yet its a great place to work I love it. I work in the Rehab

My job required me to have my BCLS in place of the normal CPR class. They paid for the class and I got paid to be there. On top of that we had a christmas give-away today, were the provided free lunch a complete entre and cake LOL can't beat that.

The thing is I am finishing up taking the last of the pre-req's this semester so all I needed next semester was just my nursing classes. I'll try to get full-time status at my job (work causal now) until I get into a program somewhere LOL Applied to Wake CC and Nash CC bound to get in somewhere hopefully LOL

I'm so upset that I didnt get into the LPN-ADN transition program this January. My school pays for my childs day-care and I have completed all my classes I need for the ADN program. What am I suppose to do now? I really wanted this. I'm just at a lost.

I'm so upset that I didnt get into the LPN-ADN transition program this January. My school pays for my childs day-care and I have completed all my classes I need for the ADN program. What am I suppose to do now? I really wanted this. I'm just at a lost.

I just hated the fact that clinicals were not realistic. You have maybe 5 patients max and your either doing assessments and medications or your documenting and delegating. It never worked were you have max amount of patients and your doing everything assessments, medications/treatments, documenting and delegating. Now I just started a job in a hospital rehab/LTC and I'm nervous out of my mind. The girl I was orienting with I left her there at 3:30pm the shift was over but she was just starting to do her charts. I'm like are you serious, what is going to happen to me once I hit the floor on my own?