forensic gal

you might get the nursing news, I believe that you can go to google and type in kansas nursing news. It is a paper that highlights what is going on in the KC area for nursing but it has a good employment section which all the agencies usually post. The other great thing is that it comes out every 2 weeks. I do believe that you can access on line and then sign up and have it mailed to your home. Good luck, Forensic Gal WHNP-BC, SANE-A, LNC

My back ground is in women's health. I have some ER experience but that isn't where I received my training or experience. I think that if you have a good SANE program that can give you the experience with pelvic examinations and abnormal/normal anatomy of both males and females then it really doesn't matter what specialty nurse you are. Most programs offer didactic portion of the class and then a clinical component of the course as well. Getting comfortable doing pelvic examinations, collecting the evidence and photo documentation can be a new learning experience, but not one only to the ER nurse.

go to google and type in Kansas nursing news. This is the nursing information paper that comes out every 2 weeks. It would be beneficial to you to sign up, but you can view online as well. All the agencies are in there in the employment section. A one stop shop so to speak. I grew up here in KC then moved to the Beltway. Get ready for good people, and a slower way of life even if it is for just a little while. We are the best kept secret here in the midwest.

I am a Women's Health NP and we had clients that were paid by the school to come in and be our patients this included all of our examinations including the pelvic portion. We did one pelvic in the "lab" and then all the others were done within the clinical portion. Have you considered an RN to MSN track where you bypass the BSN? Could save you some hours and $$