Castymiss replied to gentlemother's topic in General Nursing
Well, maybe you should have chosen to be a tattoo artist...instead of an RN...My daughter came home at age 18 with a tongue stud. She had asked at 16 to have one and I refused to allow it. Told her if...
Castymiss replied to gentlemother's topic in General Nursing
hospital I work in does NOT allow piercings in the nose. Ears if one or two is fine. Sadly they are viewed differently now...the profession is going down the drain...If the nurse taking care of me...
Castymiss replied to gentlemother's topic in General Nursing
OK, personally I would find this offensive and the way I figure it if you have your nose pierced while working as an RN, you are not very profession in your nursing duties as well. I am an RN and have...
For advancement I would say you should have the BSN degree. With your BS and MBA that is a huge help BUT in nursing most supervisor positions require a BSN or Masters in NURSING...not in another...
It was the reason I became an RN 20 years ago. MONEY to raise my children as a single mom. A fast program (2 years) and obtained my AA degree. I have gone back and gotten my BSN but that was my...
When I was in my AA program, I took Math, History, English, etc...My BSN did NOT change how I do nursing. Not one little bit. I believe it was a huge waste of my time, energy, and money. The ONLY...
I was an AA degree RN for almost 20 years. I returned and obtained my BSN in 2006. I have to honestly tell you that I did NOT learn that much in the BSN program. We had clinicals where we had to give...
I also paid CASH for my BSN degree. I did not want to take out loans or owe any money when I was done. My employer did have tuition reimbursments that I did take advantage of. They paid 3,000.00 a...
That is a pretty bad slam. I have worked as an RN with an ADN AND a BSN degree and really there is not much difference in the job I do with either degree. The BSN will help if I wish to go into...
Yes the BSN DOES give you more options. I was an ADN nurse for 17 years and went back and obtained my BSN. Took me 3 years part time. You can still work and attend school. It is one day a week for 3...
I think you will be fine obtaining your ADN first. You will get a job with no problems. Where I live the BSN does get more pay, 5% more than an ADN. I was an ADN for 20 years and then went back and...
I have NOT quit working as a nurse, only quit the hospital setting. This is going on in ALL Southern Calif. hospitals. Sounds racist you say...I say its reality of what is going on. The fillipinas at...
Sorry to say, I have left the hospital setting never never to return. When American nurses start working in hospitals again, maybe I will return. Who wants to work with foreign nurses who REFUSE to...