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Hi all, I'm not sure if I'm in the right forum or not. I'm giving a presentation on the benefits of using continuing education to stay current in nursing. This is not a thread looking for pros and cons of continuing ed. I'm looking for some major c...

Fantastic!! Thanks everybody, I'll insert a few of these into my presentation on why it pays to stay current in practice!

I don't know where you would have heard this, but almost everyone in Vermont has pets!!! That being said, depending on housing availability in the area you're looking, pets could be a prob.

I think the Vermont Tech programs are about that length..

Hello everyone. I'm an LPN in VT, hoping to get my RN through a distance program. VT's BON does not recognize EC, and was unclear about ISU. I live close to NH, so would consider getting licensed and work in NH. I can't get clear on NH's acceptan...

Thanks, BigKenny. I live close to the border too, so I wouldn't be too concerned about working in NH. From what I see on the VT BON website, a waiver can be obtained from working 480 hours in direct patient care. I was wondering if anyone ever had ...

I'm curious what the "pending" means..... My state, Vermont, isn't on the list anywhere, and from what I gather from the BON, isn't going to be accepting a distance program anytime soon. But New Hampshire is on the "pending" list, and that would be a...