I have classmates that took their test in January but have not received results, and yes they got the good popup. I took mine on the 2nd, good popup, no results. I had a classmate take hers on 2/1,...
Yup. That's a lot of school. 8-3 for the transition course, 525-915 for critical thinking.... you'lll be there all day long! Oh and did you get that email today from ---------------? I called the...
Yes, everything but pharm, I'm worried now. The application says its recommended, the prereq form says required. I wanna start in fall, but if I need pharm, I have to take it in the summer and its...
As you may have read in other posts, LVNs are being phased out in hospitals located in metropolitan areas. Not sure of rural areas.. But even the VA, one of the few hold-outs for LVNs in acute care,...
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I worked on-call in-home hospice, continuous care. First patient I had died in the first 30 minutes. The man had pancreatic cancer, was a geriatric patient. I get to the home, get report, other nurse...
I live in Los Angeles..back in 09-10 took me 4 months to find on-call(hospice) employement which average about 8 hrs a week, and another 6 months before I found full time(LTC) employement. Once you...
It really depends on location. At the West Los Angeles VA there hasn't been an opening in 6 months. Also on the announcement if the posting is open for a year, it will take a while to hear from HR if...
You won't be able to find them. If I want to know my payscale(I'm an LVN at the VA) I have to physically go to HR and ask for my series specific payscale. What you see on the internet is generalized....
Don't worry the medication is easy, just making sure you'll practice safely. It was the basic stuff, just go over the study guide if you aren't feeling confident. You need i think an 85% to pass, if...
http://www.opm.gov/oca/11tables/index.asp look on there, choose your location to adjust for locality pay, and just try to match it up with what you were making, it wont be 100% accurate because...
Yea doesn't sound too bad. I had 10 days orientation, but 35 patients, as a new grad LVN. And many seemed to have a higher acuity than what our facility was meant to handle, but alas it's all about...
You should be fine, if it was a scrape but your skin is intact there is a very tiny chance of contracting Hep C. The only thing you can do is get tested... not much you can do about Hep C if you have...
People need to stop being so harsh on the dude, he wasn't even working first of all. Second I'm sure 95% of the people so quick to pass judgement have done something in the past that can be put in...
With regard to the ATB and waiting for deliveries, many times LTC has an emergency kit with a few doses of certain meds... when I worked LTC I had an issue with the pharmacy not having a certain ATB...
I've been wanting to work at the VA hospital ever since school, the thing is after many applications and calls, I get no where. The LVN openings are very limited and I have limited experience, 6...
Find a place that has long term along with sub acute in it, so that way they will accept you in long term, work your way up to sub acute, then get the hell