TexasNurseEducator replied to P_RN's topic in General Nursing
Go to BON site www.bon.state.tx.us then Nursing Education then Accredited Schools they are listed by programs and they are several of those transition to nursing programs listed. Good luck,
TexasNurseEducator replied to tashby40's topic in Retired Nurses
I think this is typical of how all of us felt when entering nursing and this is a period that we go through on returning usually as well. It can be decreased by having support at home and work. But,...
TexasNurseEducator replied to tashby40's topic in Retired Nurses
Yes, that is true each instructor evaluates the individual student needs after providing the core didactic. For instance, a nurse that worked only 1 year and has been out 12 years would need more than...
TexasNurseEducator replied to Nurse SMS's topic in General Nursing
I attended University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston,Texas. Great program. Lots of instructor availability and support. FYI they were not that affected by hurricane and are still doing classes....
TexasNurseEducator replied to randomnurse's topic in Nursing Career
Refresher Course requirements are different in each state. In Texas our Board of Nursing must approve them but, does not post or give out that info re: courses. Programs will still vary as far as the...
TexasNurseEducator replied to Nacki's topic in Texas Nursing
Yes, I worked full time the entire time. That is one of the reasons I took a brief break. I was at a job that was demanding too many hours and projects. You know how it is when you are a salaried...
Call your local nursing schools continuing education department. The only issue is sometimes their classes don't make as they need a quota. I teach with an independent program in Texas. They...
TexasNurseEducator replied to Salgal08's topic in General Nursing
Yes, the courses are helpful and in some states if you have been in-active a certain amount of time they are required in order to return. The reason some of them don't have many hospitals as the...
TexasNurseEducator replied to iwanna's topic in General Nursing
In my experience finding your own clinical can be tough but, not impossible. It is difficult for one reason because JCAHO requires the hospitals to have current affilitation agreement which has to go...
TexasNurseEducator replied to misserella8036's topic in Texas Nursing
The correct course for all healthcare providers is BLS for HCP. This is the American Heart Associations Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers. If you do not have a hospital nursing education...
TexasNurseEducator replied to texasrtkd's topic in Texas Nursing
Reasons are several: many nurses get in trouble because they do not know the rules when something odd happens. For instance, what do when the MD order is against a standard of care. I teach the...
TexasNurseEducator replied to Nacki's topic in Texas Nursing
I completed their program this past April. Should have been December but, I took a semester off. Program fine and amount of work doable. My only complaint is similiar to most others. Their is always...
TexasNurseEducator replied to Nurse SMS's topic in General Nursing
I attended an online program for my RN to BSN. I believe College Network is accredited and was formerly named something else. Check with your state board of nursing for list of schools accredited in...
TexasNurseEducator replied to P_RN's topic in General Nursing
Another option is to go to your particular states Board of Nursing site. If you don't know it go to www.ncsbn.org then click on state boards and your state. The boards list the schools accredited by...
TexasNurseEducator replied to tashby40's topic in Retired Nurses
Hello returning nurses, Stay encouraged. You can return successfully. The first step is a refresher program that includes clincals. If you are returning to acute care you need an internship or...