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I checked my state criminal record via my govt website (had to pay for it) and nothing showed up. But, I am going to check yes because they are two arrests and I did plead guilty and paid a fine for one citation the other I only paid a fine for. I just figure its better to be safe rather than sorry. I am also including a letter from an instructor stating that I am professional and safe in my practice. Hopefully that may account for something.

I will be moving to Texas and am filling out my application for NCLEX RN. I don't have any misdemeanors or felonies. I have been arrested twice for underage drinking but only fines resulted from that and i suppose citations to which i pleaded guilty. Do you think I should check yes in the section for eligiblity questions? Also it says to write an explanation....do i write a long lengthy one or just a few sentences on the citiation? Any advice would be great. Oh an b/c they are underage alcohol related, do you think it will go through to the enforcement department?

What is the interview process like....are there clinical questions? on the shadowing part do you actually do clinical things or just shadow and ask questions? Just nervous and want to be be prepared for whats coming

hey, i have an interview there coming up...how long did it take them to decide if they would hire you?

if it is salary do you still get paid for overtime worked at 1.5 hours...also do you get extra for holidays and shift differentials?

I am a new graduate and will be applying to CRNA school hopefully within the next 3-4 years. In my BSN I was sure I did not want to do CRNA but then i shadowed an loved it. DO you know what GPA's schools are looking for, including science GPA's? Does it look bad if you have to retake your science classes? I am currently in the TBICU at large university medical facility in Michigan. What GPA's/GRE's did everyone have out there to get in? (if u want to share) What are the more lenient schools on admission if anyone knows. Any help would be great, Thanks!

where are these loan repayment schools? i would be all for that

Henry Ford, DMC, or Beumont new grad hourly pay? anyone know?

I am in Michigan, so midwest but also when i graduate I am willing to go just about anywhere. As a new RN what ICU do u think will be most beneficial to my future practice?

I'm finishing up nursing school and i have shadowed a few NP's how are hospitalist and I know that is something I want to go into. Does anyone have info on the future of NP's as hospitalists, job market/demand? I am looking to apply to a 20 bed CCMU (critical care medcine unit) at a large university institution....do you think three years there would be suffcient while also completeing an ACNP? All responses are welcome and thanks in advance

I am interested in NICU, when i did my peds rotation last year i was on a step-down like nicu unit and really enjoyed, i have since wanted to either work in nicu or burn ( i know quite different)...but can you give me advice on where new grads are able to start in a Level III nicu b/c i am also interested in NNP (so i know i need 2 years of level 3)