Chronis

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  1. Midwestern university srna class of 2016

    Well I called them and was told that no one has dropped yet and no alternates have been selected. There are apparently 24 people on the alternate list so it doesn't look good for people on the alternate list.
  2. UNR Orvis School Of Nursing

    Well it's been a couple of years now since I went there and I know a few things have changed. That being said when I went it was your GPA in select courses mostly in the sciences that mattered whether you where selected in the program. Taking a quick...
  3. CRNA job outlook

    Well if you look at the study the RAND corporation did a few years back it does indicate that there will be a surplus of CRNA's by 2020. That being said in the field of nursing CRNA's are going to be the most in demand due to it's selective and re...
  4. RN vs Radiation Therapy Program

    Hi tgibs87: I can't really compare RNs to radiation therapy since I am not that familiar about the pay and job opportunities in radiation therapy. However I can say that the job market for new RNs is pretty abysmal right now so you might want to ke...
  5. UNR RN/BSN

    Hi Alana, I have just completed UNRs RN-BSN program. To tell you the truth I was not impressed. While some of the instructors where great others where absolutely terrible. Honestly if I had to do it over again I would definitely go somewhere else.
  6. Making RNs Obtain a Baccalaureate Degree?

    Dishes, I am an ADN nurse who is currently in school getting my BSN. I am also heavily into science and research and am always willing to keep an open mind regarding these matters. However there are currently numerous studies stating that there is ...
  7. Making RNs Obtain a Baccalaureate Degree?

    Nursel56 I think the Institute of Medicines report calling for 80% of all nurses to have their BSN by 2020 was pretty definitive. However I will include excerpts of the report below that further demonstrate the reports support for BSN education. ...
  8. Making RNs Obtain a Baccalaureate Degree?

    By admitting there is a correlation you are admitting that there is a relationship between lower mortality rates and a baccalaureate degree in nursing. However you appear to be arguing that because the studies don’t show causation they are irrelevant...
  9. Making RNs Obtain a Baccalaureate Degree?

    futurernmena, i am sorry to hear about your boss. in response to your question to the best of my knowledge the current research would count adn nurses who complete their bsns as bsn nurses because that’s what they would be. i don’t see how that would...
  10. Making RNs Obtain a Baccalaureate Degree?

    Dishes I was able to find the whole article that you mentioned in your link: http://www.jblearning.com/samples/0763744379/Hall.pdf The study you mentioned does not refute the BSN only staffing models. It only states that a higher proportion of p...
  11. Making RNs Obtain a Baccalaureate Degree?

    Well ADN's would still have the same rights to practice as they always have but would need to obtain their BSN in 10 years. According to the bill any licensed ADN nurse who doesn’t obtain a baccalaureate degree in the required time would face discipl...
  12. I was curious what everyone thinks about the debate over the law being proposed in New York which seeks to require all registered professional nurses to attain a baccalaureate degree in nursing within ten years of their initial licensure? http://ww...
  13. What was your GPA from UNR, TMCC, or WNC?

    Scir If you want to be a CRNA aren't you going to need your bachelors? In any case I went to WNC and personally didn't know anyone who had a 4.0 GPA. Counting just my pre-nursing classes I had about a 3.91 GPA before I started nursing school. While i...
  14. Do men in healthcare suffer from burnout?

    Actually at least when it comes to nursing men are almost twice as likely to leave the profession as females according to this study done by the University of Pennsylvania. "7.5 percent of new male nurses dropped out of nursing within four years of...
  15. UNR RN/BSN

    MrsEd are you already and RN and are you referring to the RN to BSN program? If so then yes I am also applying to that program for this fall. What I have heard is that they are getting more and more applicants each year and it's becoming a competitiv...