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jenawade25

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  1. You can print it from the mbon website if you need to.
  2. You're not going to get a paper license. It's on the mbon website. They do send you a certificate you can put in a frame.
  3. It's been a while, I just wanted to give an update. I've been off orientation over a year now, and I love being a nurse now. Although I felt like one of my preceptors was trying to make me look incompetent, I have come to realize I needed "tough love" to be the nurse I am today .
  4. Things are getting a little better, although I have been with the preceptor a few days since then. I've decided not to let her get to me. She's the type of person that focuses on every little detail, it's hard enough as a new nurse to get into the habit of caring for a group of patients for 12 hours. The preceptor I'm going to be with for the next couple of weeks is awesome!!
  5. I have three more weeks of orientation and I'll be with another preceptor. I had a meeting with my preceptor and manager the other day, and of course all of the issues were my fault. There are three other new grads orientating on my unit also, and it's been said that my performance isn't at the level of the other new grads. As if its a competition.
  6. I started orientation 8 weeks ago. At first I loved it, it's horrible now. It's a medical psych unit with 14 beds, ratio 1-4 or 5. My preceptor is a great nurse, has tons of experience. There are times my preceptor has gone out of her way to make me feel stupid. One time a pt who was dehydrated didn't have their fluids hooked up, she waits until almost the end of a 12 hour shift to bring it up. Some days she just sits at the nurse station and calls me about everything. It seems as though she's only being my preceptor for the money. She usually picks up extra shifts on the days we're not working. I've been crying the last two days, I feel like I should be looking for another job. Help, advice is welcome.
  7. It's official I passed. I'm an RN now. Got the quick results and it said pass
  8. The PVT works because I found out I passed this morning (had the good pop up 2 days ago). I'm in Maryland and the MBON posted my license number this morning also. Maybe I should have checked to see my license number before spending money for quick results but whatever
  9. I used ATI, Saunders, and nclex 3500. I did look back at some of my notes and texts as well.
  10. I did the PVT and got the good pop up. So I think I passed.
  11. I had 3 or 4 dysrhythmias on my test earlier today also. Got the good pop up.
  12. I had lots of prioritization questions and almost every other question was SATA.
  13. My school doesn't use Kaplan for nclex review. We had an ATI nclex review. I'm not sure what Kaplan score you would need.

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