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Thanks for your reply! Must be tough

Thanks Tina for answering my question! RNGO4IT, whoa that's suck u have to find your own preceptor..... How's testing and all that? Superb hard??? I'm having second doubt about becoming a FNP; I barely made it through regular RN school...

Would you recommend the convencience of online school vs a traditional university? I'm in similar situation like you too, kids, family, etc... Little worry and anxious!!

What sup guys? I will obtain my BSN in about 6-7 weeks now, sitting on 3.6 GPA in this college here in PA. I'm thinking about the next step of going to graduate school. I have a couple of questions in regard to the FNP program, all answers are appreciated. How is life as a grad. student in regard to a FNP student? Is it doable and manageable (working like 30 hrs/week, paying BSN debt, family etc...?) How is the study and workload wise? How hard would u say is the FNP program in your perspective???

I think you will like Pediatric Nursing; I currently work as a Ped. Nurse for the past 2 years after graduating from a nursing school. I like it, less stress and stuff...

Thanks for answering my questions!

My weak point is writing, I don't know if it trues that u have to write a ton of papers for the RN-BSN program or not???

What are you in for? RN-BSN?? Is it that easy??

I was wondering if anyone know of an easy accredited RN-BSN online program around the country? Easy like flat out give you a good grade. Just tired of going to school, so I like to find something quick and simple. I really appreciated it. Thanks you!

state prison, sort of like a local county jail which held about 900 inmates. What u think??

What is better? 2nd or 3rd shift as a working nurse in prison??

Thanks for the great advices guys, I really appreciated it. I thought supervising would be more like paper works, hehehe but I guess not! Screw this, I think I will not take the job, and max out all of my credit cards to stay afloat for at least 2 months. Keep on job searching, hooray >.

No, I dont have any management experience whatsoever >.

Does overdue bills, tuition payback, and living expenses plays as a factor in making a job decision? I'm pretty stuck in between now >.

I was offer a job as RN Supervisor at a SKF couples of days ago? Im a new RN with no exp, beside my clinical times during school. So, I was wonder if anyone in here can tell me what's i am up against as a Supervisor at a SNF, please help! Thanks you, I'm still debating whether I should the job or not??? Here's a job description according to the department: "The RN-Nurse Supervisor supervises nursing personnel to deliver nursing care and within the scope of practice, coordinates care delivery which will ensure that residents' needs are met in accordance with professional standards of practice through physician orders, center policies and procedures, and federal, state and local guidelines. In return for your expertise, you'll enjoy excellent training, industry-leading benefits and unlimited opportunities to learn and grow. Be a part of the team leading the nation in healthcare. One year prior nursing experience preferred. Job Specific Details: This is a full-time 3-11 shift position. This individual will be responsible for medication administration, treatments, documentation, and supervisory responsbilities. This position is required to work every other weekend."