I would say get the books Test Success and Fundamentals Success, both by Nugent and Vitale. Those are both helpful for learning how to take tests and apply critical thinking to beginners in nursing...
In our program we started the fifth week and went straight through until the last week before finals. All of the subsequent semesters we will start the first
Depends how hard their hard time is There are open skills lab hours all through the week and Saturdays, tutors, mentors, etc. They really pull out all the stops to help you
Yes the core classes required to graduate are only during the Fall and Spring semesters (with the exception of pharmacology). The other classes are "icing on the cake" type classes for documentation,...
It isn't a class required for the program all of the people in my class passed the TEAS with me so I don't know anyone who took NRSG 5. I know the wait is agonizing! The nice thing is when get in...
I'm not quibbling, I'm merely stating the facts and used your statement "Some homebirths do go horribly awry, usually because they're using an unlicensed midwife rather than a CNM." to do it. Not...
Some home births go horribly awry because sh*t happens, not because there are unlicensed midwives attending births. The study that gets the most attention for effectiveness and safety, mentioned...
I had three home births after a hospital birth (for no better reason than convenience since the hospital birth was just fine) and was hard-headed enough to tell the world and educate them
It's tough to do unless you have a back-up and your clients accept that as part of the contract. I'm a midwife in nursing school and have limited my practice to summer and winter break. During the...
Yeah, it's a series of concrete buildings with indoor-only access... for which I was happy about since it's so cold, wet, and snowy most of the year. Happy to be back in
When I finished the semester @ Arapahoe in Spring '07, they were just calling up people from the WL who'd been there a long time. I do remember a revamping going on, but it didn't give any more hope...
I moved to CO from CA in 2003 but returned in 2007. I really liked it there. What school do you go to? I did my prereqs at Arapahoe Community College and would probably still be waiting to get in...
We wear white uniforms on clinic/lab days, casual the other days. When do patient picking we either wear scrubs of our choice (not white because the staff knows when we wear white, we're on duty) or...
Well yeah, you'd either be drawn for Fall or Spring because those are the only options Here's the info for that class: Removing Barriers to Success in Nursing - NRSG 5 -01 (20842) Prerequisite:...
I would call after a week and confirm it was received, rather than call now telling them to look for it to come. They get pretty familiar with the names they come across as they put together...
...or apply for academic renewal from your school. It's basically academic "forgiveness". I had a bunch of Ds and Fs forgiven from my first attempt at school 20 years ago. They are still there on...
I think you'll have to apply again because they don't assume you're still interested or haven't gone on somewhere else. The nursing core classes are selected for you. Pharmacology isn't a core per...
You start off with a class called Theory and one called Fundamentals (test every Monday) and learn basic skills and scenarios for about 5 weeks, then you go to a long-term care facility for about 4...
Last year if you got the initial letter saying you needed to take the TEAS test, it meant you made the lottery cut for "possible admission" for Fall '09 or Spring '10. Then you needed to take the...
I'm at a community college doing an ADN. When I'm done, I can go from ADN -> MSN/CNM with a program called Frontier (http://midwives.org/). If I have some sort of epiphany about a new calling,...