I called the ICU today and she had a rough night - low hr, low bp, on a dopamine drip. Now, her hr is tacky, 140's, afib (her original diagnosis and reason for admission). Her low bp is preventing...
Love my 12 hour shifts. I work two 12's a week, have 5 days off and feel like I am a stay at home mom who gets out twice a week and uses her mind. Love my job and my
Go get your ASN. Once you are done and get a job, your new employer can pay for you to go back and get your BSN. Or, you can do the RN to MSN route. Don't give
I would take that job on the weekends and then just suck it up to get through the full-time orientation. Figure out daycare for 3 months and then after that you are golden. It is only short-term and...
I agree with the ASN route. Get your Associates, take the NCLEX, work as an RN and then get your employer to pay for your BSN. You can find some great RN to BSN programs at state schools that are...
I graduated from the weekend program. Do NOT buy all of the textbooks. You basically need just the one main textbook for medical surgical class. And I would buy just one uniform. You can just buy...
I agree with the above poster. I am getting my MSN in nursing education, but will probably end up in administration in the long run. I don't think it matters one way or the other, as long as you...
The weekend program at BHCC does NOT go during the summer months (I know, I graduated from it). And it has the same amount of classroom and clinical hours as the day and evening options. I didn't...
It absolutely can be done! I graduated last May and did NOT take a review course. Everyone thought I was crazy for not paying over $500 for Kaplan. I figured, heck, I just finished at the top of my...
I graduated in 07 and work in a hospital in the Boston area. I pay $300 a month for family medical and $60 a month for dental. I get tuition reimbursement, life insurance for free, and a lot more...
Winchester hires twice a year, February and June. They 1st hire those CNA's currently employed at their hospital. Their HR dept. is a tough nut to crack. Good
Brigham will NOT hire a new grad with an ASN, even if that candidate has a bachelors and a masters degree (both not in nursing). Seems pretty silly to me, but that is what their deal is.
Depends on how much $ you want to spend...you get the same degree at both schools, but which one can you afford? I have two friends at the RN to BSN at UMASS Boston and they are enjoying it. However...
Brigham pays the highest in Boston, followed by BMC. Childrens and Beth Israel start at $26.50/hr. I don't know about MGH, but I hear they don't pay as much as
Well, I can tell you from first hand experience that the job market for new graduates is very very small. If you didn't go to a big ticket school in Boston and get your BSN, than you will find the...
Have you already applied or received a job offer? Brigham does NOT hire ASN nurses as new graduates, although you may be able to get a job as an ASN if you have experience. But all new graduates...