bargainhound RN

websites like careerbuilder.com and monster.com etc. have places that help with your resumes. Hospital, health care facility/organizations also have parts of their websites that help you build your resume.

Is it a life-limiting illness, that is, is it a terminal illness? There are support groups for hospice patients.

Instructor could set limits.

I have a friend who found one on Ebay for $125. It is a good one.

Not many jobs exist that would let you work only the hours you want and not the shift that is needed.

maybe getting your family physician to help document would help

Another choice for you would be Excelsior College out of Albany, NY. There are online courses and you can do clinical testing in your regional area.

Oklahoma has LPN to RN programs. I'm sure other states do also. There are lots of choices here. One is TCC in Tulsa.

We just lost 2 nurses in our community due to weather related car wreck. It definitely makes you think of life priorities for yourself and your family.

need to know what state you are in now

delete message, I did not know pt was neonate.

I have to disagree about the care plans. They are time consuming, but they are still around.

Facilities have different ways of documenting this. Some are computerized. Some are on paper. Sometimes there is one person whose job it is to do this, such as in nursing homes. Procedures vary according to documentation process at the facility. Tha...

Hope someone answers, I would also like to know.

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I think we have to remember that we do not live in a bubble..........other professions also have similar stresses........you hear horror tales from teachers, mortgage brokers, doctors, etc.......life is just stressful and we are all working with the ...

YOu are worrying about what might happen. Just know what you want your practice to be and stick to it next time. Be prepared to say you made a mistake, but learned that is not what you want to do in the future. Think it through and give yourself some...

Just that......be professional........treat her like any other staff member, no more, no less.

I paid about $189...........found it via amazon.com

Get as many people/ideas/approaches as you can and go at it full steam.

How about asking folks in your class for ideas/networking help in problem solving this? The officers in the nursing student organization could be a resource for you. It couldn't hurt to ask.

I think it is a good idea to review exams to see if you can argue your answers to get more points that way, if possible. As to the politics, I am not the best to answer that one.

I guess one of the first things you need to do is decide which state you want to move to..........think about everything from cost of living (food, houseing costs, utility rates,etc) to weather you prefer, etc. Make a pros and cons list about everyt...

States also have websites that refer you to state employers. You can also read online newspaper classifieds from local papers. You can find these with online search. Another thing you can do is go to agency or hospital locally that has offices/facili...

Agencies have websites. Hospitals have websites. Either of these would be safe. There are search engines (monster.com, ets) to find jobs and then you could go to the hospital or agency website to find out more info and be safer in posting your info...