oneflyLPN

oneflyLPN has 1 years experience and specializes in Geriatric, Psych.

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1. LPN applying to CNA II positions

   oneflyLPN replied to oneflyLPN's topic in North Carolina Nursing

   Yes you can in the state of NC, according to the BON. You might have missed that in my post. I'm just wondering if hospital recruiters/HR will actually HIRE a nurse who wants to "work

2. LPN applying to CNA II positions

   oneflyLPN posted a topic in North Carolina Nursing

   Hi! I'm an LPN new to the area, still looking for work in the field while I go back to school. My background is in mental health, so I'm signing up for some classes to refresh my clinical skills in...

3. Further my hands on skills (IVs, phlebotomy, ekg)

   oneflyLPN replied to oneflyLPN's topic in North Carolina Nursing

   Thanks I checked them out, didn't see much coming up that was hands on but I also found the NCAHEC website and they list courses (online, practice based, blended) all over the state, so I'm going to...

4. Further my hands on skills (IVs, phlebotomy, ekg)

   oneflyLPN posted a topic in North Carolina Nursing

   Hi all! I'm still pretty new to the RDU area (relocated here 4 months ago) and researching EVERYTHING I can get my hands on about the nursing industry down here. I'm originally from the Philadelphia...

5. NCCU's program

   oneflyLPN replied to mommyonamission's topic in North Carolina Nursing

   Anyone in NCCU's BSN program now? Any words of advice,

6. Think I committed career suicide...

   oneflyLPN replied to oneflyLPN's topic in LPN, LVN Corner

   Thanks to everyone that replied and for the hugs :-). For focusedvalpn and Sensoria17, yes I've searched the forums and scoured the BON website. And as far as jobs that don't require phlebotomy, I've...

7. Think I committed career suicide...

   oneflyLPN posted a topic in LPN, LVN Corner

   Hi everyone, I'm gonna try to make this long story short. I'm really frustrated right now. I got my LPN license in 2008, got a job at a state mental health facility and worked there for 8 months...

8. Thinking of going back to nursing school....

   oneflyLPN replied to oneflyLPN's topic in LPN to RN

   Hi Hospice Nurse! No I don't plan on staying in psych. I need more hands on then psych is able to provide, although I'd like to work in an eating disorders setting like Renfrew Center. And I'm not...

9. Thinking of going back to nursing school....

   oneflyLPN posted a topic in LPN to RN

   Hi everyone! I'm ready to go back to college soon and finish my bachelor's degree, but I have a few questions about the LPN-ADN/BSN route. Let me give you guys some background info about me first. I...

10. What's wrong with seeking stability & security?

    oneflyLPN replied to oneflyLPN's topic in General Nursing

    I'm sorry, what are you referring

11. What's wrong with seeking stability & security?

    oneflyLPN replied to oneflyLPN's topic in General Nursing

    I was in agreeance with your post abt McDonalds but then, I can only speak for me

12. What's wrong with seeking stability & security?

    oneflyLPN replied to oneflyLPN's topic in General Nursing

    With the McDonalds example, I think the point here is that if a person loves what they do and seeks to develop professionally in whatever it is they do, then it is no longer "just a job". "Just a job"...

13. What's wrong with seeking stability & security?

    oneflyLPN replied to oneflyLPN's topic in General Nursing

    Reading the posts here on nursing "just being a job", it seems that (and I hope I don't get flamed for this, lol) many of the male nurses don't have the same emotional attachment to the job that women...

14. What's wrong with seeking stability & security?

    oneflyLPN replied to oneflyLPN's topic in General Nursing

    Hi LilaOR, Well some of it came from posts I've read online on various nursing sites. Other comments came from an instructor here or there when I was in school. I actually had a clinical...

15. What's wrong with seeking stability & security?

    oneflyLPN replied to oneflyLPN's topic in General Nursing

    Oramar, I am laughing so hard right now! Maybe the guy was being sarcastic (I hope so for his sake). Hahahahaha, I'm still trying to catch my breath :rotfl: