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Hello, There is a strong possibility my family may be moving to Anchorage this summer. I currently work at a trauma hospital and am wondering about the hospitals n Anchorage. I would like to continue to work with Level 1 pts in the ED. If someone co...

I am a New Grad and was wondering if St. Louis University hires new grads and/or has a new grad program. Any information would be greatly appreciated!

There is a possibility I will be moving to either NYC or Buffalo...I know there is a big difference between the two places. However, if you would be willing to share the average hourly rate for NYC and for Buffalo, I would greatly appreciate it! I am...

Anyone else care to share? Particularly in Buffalo? I would like to work at ECMC...also what have ED nurse experiences been here?

I would estimate at least $27.00 or higher w/o differential.

If anyone has anyone has worked for St. Louis University Hospital, I would appreciate any information. Do they hire new grads, do they have a new grad program? If they don't do they thoroughly orient new grads? Any info would be appreciated!

I don't mean to hijack this thread, but does the program start only certain times of the year, or do they start new grads throughout the year?

I agree with nativehunny. My husband is also a member of Turtle Mountain and so are my kids. My in-laws follow western medicine. We also have a beaded pouch for the umbilical cords for my kids. Unfortunately, a lot of informtion about culturally comp...

I am not Native American, but my husband is, and I can see this is likely for an assignment, so I'm not sure if my answers will help you since I am responding quite a bit after the posting. Also, I cannot help but point out that the Migration questio...

So here's my dilema, my spouse is in the military and he is due to transfer summer of 2011. I will be graduating next December. I've asked a few people and the responses have been varied as to if I should get a job and have some experience (even thou...

I can see why you would feel uncomfortable with your underaged daughter working as a CNA...I know I would. No nursing programs do not generally make you become a CNA before becoming a nurse. What I would do is check the websites of the nursing progra...

Thank you for posting this. This unfortunate tragedy happened near my hometown, and it is sickening to see the lack of healthcare and other resources available for Native Americans.

At first you do physical assessments on each other (the first 6 weeks), and after you are in the hospital you do your assessment on your patient. You also begin to pass medication. Good luck on your decision!

At my school we also have to show proof of titers...and the cost wasn't that bad ($70). Part of the reason for getting titers is to show you are immune against whatever you are vaccinated for. For example, I have had all of my immunizations, yet when...

The website is www.atitesting.com good luck!

CSULB and CSULA both do the TEAS test. Not to ask a dumb question, but did you look on ATIs website? They list them.

As far as I know the BSN programs do not have a waiting list...If you don't get in you have to re-apply for the next semester. The BSN program I will be starting in Jan. does not do waiting lists. I would apply to all of the programs that sound inter...

No offense, but I would have to side with the CNA on this one. If it is the instructors job to instruct then she should have done so, not the CNA. The CNA is not going to be paid more for her passing on her knowledge to students. Yes, I am a student,...

From what I understand, your license would only be good in CA and you would not be able to transfer it to another state. But I don't know very much about this subject either. I know someone has posted on this issue before.

I've been lurking for awhile and just wanted to say I just found out I got into the BSN program I applied for!! Good Luck to everyone else who is waiting for their news. I'll be starting spring semester.