jigzawnurse28

Summer is 4 to 5 days a week (Transition at Montgomery).

They will send you all instructions on the email. Its pretty precise and clear. I haven't received the actual blue cards. But the acceptance letter explains everything you need to expect in the coming weeks.

I got accepted at Montgomery with 7.04. First choice campus! So many other requirements to fulfill before the official start of class. Goodluck to all!

I got accepted at Montgomery! (1st choice!) That was gruesome and now there are tons of requirements due before class starts. Goodluck to all!

Hi, what was your schedule like during the lvn to RN transition? Is it 3 times a week throughout the program including the clinicals?

Hi, how's your schedule like for the RN Transition at Tomball? Please share because I work full time LVN. And must remain working, lol. Thanks

Me too! Im applying with a total 7.04 total. I hope I get in. I will be applying at Montgomery, Tomball and Kingwood (Evening if Kingwood). What is your total score?

Hi, what do you think about my chances of 7.04 out of 8 at Kingwood? Or on any other campuses? LVN to RN transition as well.

Hi, how's everybody doing on the transition? I just found this thread. Im applying this March up to May (2018) at all campuses. My score total is right at 7.04 I hope I get in. My HESI was only 86. Should I retake it or its good since im right at 7.0...

I have this feeling that I'm underpaid :***: (or maybe not coz I dont have dialysis experience) What's your salary as LVN LPN without experience in Dialysis at Davita? I'm in San Antonio TX

I'm still on training but yes I'm already seeing this correct, they will work you to death! But I love it so far

I'm an LPN/LVN for Davita. In my clinic, the people in my team are great to work with. The patients are ok too. Benefits are good only after you are with them for 60 days. Bonuses 3 times a year I heard but I haven't had one yet. New to dialysis but...

I have a tentative possible offer at Davita as LVN. Been reading forums here about Davita for weeks now. They are mostly negative. Makes me even more nervous. But I'm desperate for a change and a new job. So does it really suck? Any good stories? Sha...

In texas Davita hire me LVN without dialysis experience.. will undergo training. Tentative offer is in the process. wish me luck

I will have a clinic shadowing with Davita next week for LVN dialysis. Am I going to play the role of tech with 4 patients or I will handle number of patients just like an RN? What are tasks I can do that techs cannot do? What would really separate ...

I'm not a snob or anything, and don't have social anxiety either. I'm just really quiet and introvert when it comes to work I am really focused but outside I'm actually outgoing and funny. But at job I'm totally a different person I'm not good with p...

What is a typical day for LPN/LVN's in a Med/Surg Oncology unit? Any restrictions? What's a day like for LVN on that floor? Is it intimidating if you dont have experience?

Wow.. that does sound busy and overwhelming. Did you get some training when u got hired and how long was it before they let you work alone? Just to add, LVNs here in Texas cannot hang IV or chemo.

What is a typical day for an LPN/LVN in a Med/Surg Oncology floor? Can you tell me what to watch out for? Any stories or narration what you normally do? Is it like a regular med/surg floor?

The original poster and I have very very similar situation on my first job. It was unjust and unfair. But I have already moved on. Still got the same question though if I should put the 2 months experience on my resume. I'll keep reading the respo...

New grad $19.50 (LTC - Texas)

Depending in where you are, but here in Texas it took me and most of my class 6 months to get a job. Not trying to discourage you but it is TRUE to most of us as you can see on posts of new grads on the forums. But dont lose your drive and always ...

Licensed texas lvn can I work as med aide? Would I still get paid as lvn? Im new to ltc and man the paperwork and responsibilities are overwhelming. Aside from passing meds I worry about their conditions and then my cna's if they are doing their job...

Why are u discouraged from LTC? I am too sometimes. Lots of responsibilities. I want to switch to Night shift I heard its less stressful.

That's true with Texas too you can work as cna and get paid at cna level and get assignments for cna but in emergency situations you need to act and respond as LVN.