Nitfree

I am currently in the RN to BSN program at WGU. I've completed 2 classes in 8 weeks. I've been reading a lot about the difficulties of community health. And that the hours required are outrageous. I feel like quitting and transferring now before I am too involved at WGU. Any suggestions?

I agree. I have been an RN for 6 years. I didn't want a BSN until recently,because I am 63 and felt like enough was enough. However, I've been in a BSN program for 2 months now and can honestly say I have learned a lot that I didn't know. My genetics class and care of the older adult made my critical thinking skills sharper. I went back because I wanted to learn more and be the best I could be. In Florida few hospitals are requiring a BSN. It's preferred but ASN's are still clinical leaders in the hospitals here.

I plan on throwing the reviews away when I get them. I refuse to take part. Rarely can something good come out of this. I'm just too old, and I have too many other options should it become necessary to keep my job.

In ED you have to trust each others decisions. I appreciate the comments . It helps me to my move on

I just had my first ever peer review. Thought I had the best job ever but now I discovered that several of my coworkers don't trust my decision making. I've worked other jobs and always got high reviews and offers to come back. Believe me, these reviews aren't anonymous. They told me exactly who said what. I'm so hurt that I don't know if I can get over it. Considering leaving the profession altogether. I also have numerous critical care certs and over 30 years of nursing experience.