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msLyn07

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  1. Thank you for your encouragement... I got a call this morning for an intreview. The state I am licensed in doesn't require CEU's but I've done them anyway for my own benefit. I'm going over my text / lab books and 'refreshing' myself in family practice. Lyn
  2. I've been encouraged with the advice found on this forum, and would like to get feedback on my situation. I started my nursing education / career later in life (39), after becoming a widow. My children were still at home, and I was able to balance my time at home and the family practice clinic (in which I took my first job of 4.5 years) until my youngest started to show signs of really needing me at home. I've been out of the workforce for about 5 years. The children are on their own now, and I would love to get back into the office setting. The places I've submitted applications at seem reluctant, and I'm guessing it's because I've been out for awhile. My license is valid and I'm wondering if a refresher course is in order... or would volunteer nursing be all that is necessary to put me in the flow of office employment. Thank you for any advice.

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