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An enema!! I said "no way" and I was out of there and then I couldn't believe what happened next...

Out pops a mean former clinical instructor I once had in nursing school and then she looked at me and said...

bouncing smiley face. Then I decided to...

A set of twin hottie dudes looking fine and they both had on tight...

Thanks Denise and every1 else for your thoughts! I completely agree about the CJ classes. I am actually enrolling PT (not sure where yet) for CJ classes after graduation in Dec. and am also taking the Kaplan Forensic certification online after December. Have been looking at it for a few years. Thanks again!! Susan

Actually I watch it faithfully and everyone of them as much as possible (between clinics, studying, teen sons, hubby, ect.) I can't wait to get started on the certification after I take RN boards in Jan.! tks. alot!!

Thanks again for the input! I figured trauma was good for the experience. I am keen on the forensics part so ER here I come. I was also encouraged to shadow the team at our ER while getting certified so I definitly will do!!! Are you in the field of forensics? And for how long? Just curious!!

Thanks for the info! I thought about the ER right out of school. I figured if after a year of trauma doesn't work out for me for some some reason I can always transfer to the ER. I will definitly do whatever I need to do to become a forensic nurse within the next 2-3 years. I am willing to try anything that will give me experience. Tks. so much!

hi everyone! I am graduating Dec. 05' (woo hoo) and just interviewed for a trauma unit! Am very excited! I have always wanted to get into forensics. I guess my question is would the floor I would work on (trauma) while attending classes for forensic nursing benefit me in the long run? I have already started enrollment procedures through Kaplan college for theie forensic nurse certification classes online. I am just waiting to graduate then pass boards! Eventually would like to get my bacholers in forensic nursing. I also interviewed for a transplant floor but feel this is the route I should go. thanks!!

Hi every1! I just went on an interview yesterday for a GN position on an Abdominal Transplant floor! The idea excites me yet scares me! They seemed very interested in me and I liked the UD right away but does anyone have any opinions about working on a specialty floor such as this one right out of school? This is what I want to do but I seriously need some guidance. A few instructors from school advised me to "go for it". They said as long as I get the correct orientation and precepting and I enjoy that type of nursing then I should be ok since I am fast learner. The hospital is world known for this type of treatment so I guess that makes me feel at ease a bit. (make sense) Sorry for babbling! Thanks for any input!!!